crstengeriv
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crstengeriv reacted to AwesomenessZ in Has WAN gone missing again.....
They updated the live stream title on twitch a few minutes ago so there is hope
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crstengeriv got a reaction from soldier_ph in Show off your old and retro computer parts
An original Pentium chip (that failed QA). Intel gave these out to industry insiders during original launch of the Intel Pentium in 1995.
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crstengeriv got a reaction from Lenovich in Show off your old and retro computer parts
An original Pentium chip (that failed QA). Intel gave these out to industry insiders during original launch of the Intel Pentium in 1995.
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crstengeriv got a reaction from sub68 in Show off your old and retro computer parts
An original Pentium chip (that failed QA). Intel gave these out to industry insiders during original launch of the Intel Pentium in 1995.
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crstengeriv got a reaction from Mitko_DSV in Show off your old and retro computer parts
An original Pentium chip (that failed QA). Intel gave these out to industry insiders during original launch of the Intel Pentium in 1995.
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crstengeriv got a reaction from Marbo in Show off your old and retro computer parts
An original Pentium chip (that failed QA). Intel gave these out to industry insiders during original launch of the Intel Pentium in 1995.
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crstengeriv got a reaction from TehDwonz in Show off your old and retro computer parts
An original Pentium chip (that failed QA). Intel gave these out to industry insiders during original launch of the Intel Pentium in 1995.
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crstengeriv got a reaction from Gegger in Show off your old and retro computer parts
An original Pentium chip (that failed QA). Intel gave these out to industry insiders during original launch of the Intel Pentium in 1995.
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crstengeriv reacted to minibois in Upgrading
The G4560 and i5 8500 don't run on the same motherboards, so you couldn't upgrade that PC without changing out the motherboard.
Alternatives to the 8500 would be the i5 7600(K), 7500 or if you are willing to go second hand you might find an i7 7700(K) for decent prices.
These CPU's I mentioned support up to 2400Mhz but will work fine with 2133Mhz memory too.
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crstengeriv reacted to Jtalk4456 in What connector is this?
coming off what I would assume to be a laptop power adapter it would be a proprietary din connector. what is it for?
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