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You're very wise for seeking out that model, but it's about $100 short of the price it currently is on Amazon... Personally, I see nothing overly sketchy about the site and would recommend the following: Create a virtual card using a service like Privacy.com Set aforementioned card with a spending limit only a dollar or so above your total Use said card to purchase You will know immediately if there are further attempted withdrawls from the card, indicating a scam If such are made, they will fail. Track your shipment, and if the item does not arrive contest the charge under grounds of unreceived product If none are made, and your shipment arrives, make sure it is a real 10TB drive If it is, buy 10 more and make a good profit selling them ~$10 below retail.

In my personal experience, professors will say Ti-83, Ti-83 Plus, Ti-84, Ti-84 Plus. Some professors may specifically mention the updated colour versions as well, but let me tell you: Professors do not EXPECT you to use a Ti-83, most times. The 83 is an out of date calculator, and their lessons will likely revolve around updated versions of the 84's firmware. So, if you're wise I would buy an 84 plus and update it (free and easy to do, though it is a little finnicky. I had to try ~4 times on my 84 Plus which was quite old).

Gigabyte Aero 15 with OLED 4k display?

What phone though? I can help you better knowing what I'm looking at

Watching this very closely, I have an SFF optiplex waiting for a purpose...

They are not, I failed horribly. I'll edit my post ?

Well, since you have all your games on one drive that is quite easy. Here's a good guide: https://www.trustedreviews.com/how-to/how-to-share-a-folder-or-hard-drive-on-your-home-network-2945539

That sounds like a mix between GPU and Memory failure beep codes. So, since we've atleast somewhat ruled out GPU, have you tried different RAM and RAM slots?

It is infact an old CPU, a slotted Pentium III.

Hmm... 4c8T low power parts are kind of rare now that 4c is kind of dead for mainstream. You have: all Ryzen APU's (2200g, 2400g, 3200g, 3400g) Intel T series CPU's

Is a network transfer out of the question? That's what I use.

I didn't know this input existed, but I guess I'll throw my 2 cents in on the bug by writing this comment. Latest stable version of Chrome as of 9/14/19. Windows 10 1809 Edit: Worked perfectly (as well as when submitting an edit)

The Pur filter I linked take ~20 minutes to fill, as it simply relies on gravity to fill. Small price to pay IMO, but I see where you're coming from. Cans are FAR better than bottles for recycling purposes, so I would imagine that is why Nestle does that.

I drink a lot of water as well, not quite a half gallon, but several large bottles. I don't add flavour, if I don't want water I will drink sweet tea. That is, save for one soda every few days.

I use filtered contained in the fridge, filled with tap water. Tastes nothing like it does out of the tap, and I have pretty bad tap water. What I have: https://www.walmart.com/ip/PUR-Classic-Dispenser-Water-Filter-18-Cup-DS1800Z-Blue/14225064?wmlspartner=wlpa&selectedSellerId=0&adid=22222222227000422408&wl0=&wl1=g&wl2=c&wl3=40872006152&wl4=aud-566049426705:pla-83264797145&wl5=9012287&wl6=&wl7=&wl8=&wl9=pla&wl10=8175035&wl11=online&wl12=14225064&veh=sem&gclid=Cj0KCQjwn_LrBRD4ARIsAFEQFKtOG0G_ranSSDj76fZQWk9Lwdo5vdC4eCUJq3wiIqBfMy48V6HT61AaAp8jEALw_wcB

Hmm... You would certainly maintain touch. Cameras and audio out is a bit more tricky. And keys? What phone are we talking here? Also important question, simply why? What do you hope to do?

Small note, a 5400RPM laptop HDD is not equal to a 5400RPM desktop drive. The platter is smaller, so effective speed is more equal to a 7200RPM desktop drive. Still slow, but 'very slow' is a little harsh. I would still swap it for an SSD, mind you.

When I wrote that I thought you were the OP, my apoligies. The X variant is a higher binned GPU, the likelihood of overclocking higher is more likely, with that being said if the price difference is anything more than $40 or $50 I wouldn't bother. If you wan't the best overclocking 2080Ti's you have basically 3 options: Galax Hall of Fame MSI Lightning Z EVGA K1ngpin These are the highest binned 2080Ti's, other than the severely power limited Founders Edition (Do not buy)

Shows how far tech has come, thanks for showing your weird hardware! I wish I had the money for that kind of collecting

Sounds like a bad drive, socket, or mount. So try remounting the drive in its socket, try another socket if your motherboard has more than one, and if both fail backup your data immediately and buy a new drive. How hot is your drive before it locks up, as well? Check CDI for this. Call Corsair as well and see if your drive is within warrenty. Have the drive out when you do, as they will want the S/N.

Jesus I bet that Vega Nano throttles like hell, I just looked it up and that cooler looks worse than the R9 Nano, which also throttled. Funnily enough I was looking at that exact motherboard roughly 2 years ago for an ITX build I never did, got turned off by the price.

Whats your rarest ITX motherboard, as well as your weirdest/most interesting?

AsRock does not tell me at what spec the USB-C port puts out... FFS. No harm in trying, I can't think of a way anything will be damaged.

The case, and PSU strike me as problems immediately. Other than that it is fine, though do note you can safely go for a SATA SSD over an NVME one and not really notice the difference. NVME is nice, but you don't need it. Just wanted to make sure you knew that. That case has really bad airflow characteristics. I take that buy its choice you like RGB, so I would simply recommend a better case with RGB if you really do want it. If not, the Meshify S2 gets my vote. For case reviews to pick the best case for you, check out GamersNexus on Youtube. The PSU is simply of low quality, so I recommend any A or A+ tier PSU from the list below. Wattage could also go higher, I'd say 750w or above. I have an HXi, and personally do recommend it.