Heffe_The_Boss

Crazy, I didn't know this! Well thanks for costing me more money!  
  
No I really do appreciate it, I'm going to hold off for a bit then just do a serious upgrade to a 1080ti. I can toss this 970 back into my 4790k build... I'd like to get that thing into an ITX build, I see you recommend the Silverstone Sugo lol  
  
Thanks again for the help! 
  
 

I would love to see the follow up emails and calls..... 
 
If it's true I bet LTT could sue for Damaging the LTT brand... it would also send a message to other potential sponsors who think of making some sweet Monero on the backs of LTT fans.  
 
Paging John, is there a case there?

It comes to this?
 
Do you want to be right, or do you want her back as a friend.
 
Pick one.
 
Since it seems pretty obvious you won't come to an understanding on this.

just use wood and veneer it like basically anyone else that wants a type of texture table. Everyone uses wood mostly except those metal table. Unless you actually want a plastic like table. Or just paint the wood black, sand it, and throw a few coats of polyurethane on it, will look pretty decent it will have that shin and the durability   

If your trying to sell it... list it on craigslist as a gaming PC at whatever price you want.... I'm sure some dum dum out there might pick it up. It's worth what someone else is willing to pay for it... If you don't get any hits in a couple days, drop the price 25$... repeat until sold?

I have an old 970 that is starting to act pretty odd, strange artifacting and such at times... I know that reapplying thermal paste would more than likely fix the issue.... but I bought a 3 year warranty on it.  
  
  
Turns out that I have about 6 months left on that sucker, so I'm thinking about cashing it in for a 1070 (plus a little extra)... 
 
 
My question is, has anyone used this company for a GPU in the past? How was the experience? Pitfalls? 
 
 
 
Update:  I called the place, the guy was really nice and actually knew what I was talking about (Holy shit!)... Anyway, he said the claim would take a couple days to complete, but ultimately I would be sent a amazon gift card for what I paid for the GPU... I asked if I could buy a different model or if there were any restrictions, he said nope...  I'll update this post as the process goes through. 
 

I am going to like this place I can tell.