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mr mans reacted to TacticianDaru in Should I Take NVIDIA Back?
This video honestly felt like a blow to LTT's integrity to me.
A stark contrast with Gamer's Nexus review. Feels to me like GN is actually consumer focused, while LTT has been who-can-be-the-biggest-bidder focus. Honestly not knowing the price, and selling NVIDIA as a company with a "new and refreshing attitude" leaves me with a really bad taste in my mouth.
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mr mans reacted to Speedyv in Should I Take NVIDIA Back?
GN blew this out of the water. Yeah let's compare the 3080ti to the 3090 instead of the 3080.
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mr mans got a reaction from kelvinhall05 in I found two old laptops from the 90s. How much might they be worth?
Depends on their condition. Early-mid 90's IBM Thinkpads in great condition are starting to fetch $200-$300+ prices
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mr mans got a reaction from dizmo in Buying a Used PC on ebay?
If it is clearly marked as used, then sure I don't see why not if the price is right. However if the price is similar to something new, then don't do it. Likewise, a lot of builders will list "new' gaming PCs that are put together from used parts, so make sure to read the description carefully and also ask questions. There's nothing wrong at all with used parts, but there is something wrong with listing something as NEW when it is actually USED.
Basically, if they are lying to you right at the start, then don't give them your business. If the seller is honest, then do it. I buy and sell a LOT on eBay so this all comes from personal experience.
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mr mans got a reaction from nox_ in Show off your old and retro computer parts
How about a fully functional IBM 5150 with Amdek 310A amber monochrome monitor? Behold the original PC in all its glory, running MS-DOS with 640 kb of memory:
Running the original ROGUE
Got it connected to the real internet with native TCP/IP using the mTCP software and a ISA ethernet card. I can post on IRC chats, dabble in BBS channels, and even download files over HTTP. This thing predates the internet and is now online at nearly 40 years old. And typing on that buckling spring IBM Model F is just sublime.
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mr mans got a reaction from Beerzerker in current tech vs vehicle computer modules
Cars are rapidly approaching a point where normal people will barely be able to service them
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mr mans got a reaction from Suzaku in Please Remember Your Promise to Compromise on Clickbait & Descriptive Titles
I'm not on floatplane, but does LTT on floatplane also use the same shitty thumbnails? I would legit rather pay LTT to not have to see that nonsense.
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mr mans got a reaction from nightmarevoid in Acer, newegg... wtf...
this is hilarious
I tend to buy quite a lot of refurb products but I've never seen a packaging job this bad
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mr mans got a reaction from RollinLower in Show off your old and retro computer parts
Here you go:
Some native IRC chat
Check out how long those memory expansion cards are
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mr mans got a reaction from Norwegiantweaker in Most Reliable Tech-Related Brands
I only ever buy EVGA GPUs as I find theirs to be of generally superior engineering
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mr mans got a reaction from Cirga in Show off your old and retro computer parts
Here you go:
Some native IRC chat
Check out how long those memory expansion cards are
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mr mans got a reaction from Cirga in Show off your old and retro computer parts
How about a fully functional IBM 5150 with Amdek 310A amber monochrome monitor? Behold the original PC in all its glory, running MS-DOS with 640 kb of memory:
Running the original ROGUE
Got it connected to the real internet with native TCP/IP using the mTCP software and a ISA ethernet card. I can post on IRC chats, dabble in BBS channels, and even download files over HTTP. This thing predates the internet and is now online at nearly 40 years old. And typing on that buckling spring IBM Model F is just sublime.
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mr mans got a reaction from Mitko_DSV in Show off your old and retro computer parts
How about a fully functional IBM 5150 with Amdek 310A amber monochrome monitor? Behold the original PC in all its glory, running MS-DOS with 640 kb of memory:
Running the original ROGUE
Got it connected to the real internet with native TCP/IP using the mTCP software and a ISA ethernet card. I can post on IRC chats, dabble in BBS channels, and even download files over HTTP. This thing predates the internet and is now online at nearly 40 years old. And typing on that buckling spring IBM Model F is just sublime.
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mr mans got a reaction from BecauseICanTBH in Most Reliable Tech-Related Brands
I only ever buy EVGA GPUs as I find theirs to be of generally superior engineering
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mr mans got a reaction from X-System in Show off your old and retro computer parts
Here you go:
Some native IRC chat
Check out how long those memory expansion cards are
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mr mans got a reaction from sub68 in Show off your old and retro computer parts
Here you go:
Some native IRC chat
Check out how long those memory expansion cards are
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mr mans got a reaction from Lenovich in Show off your old and retro computer parts
Here you go:
Some native IRC chat
Check out how long those memory expansion cards are
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mr mans got a reaction from MEC-777 in Show off your old and retro computer parts
Here you go:
Some native IRC chat
Check out how long those memory expansion cards are
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mr mans got a reaction from sub68 in Show off your old and retro computer parts
How about a fully functional IBM 5150 with Amdek 310A amber monochrome monitor? Behold the original PC in all its glory, running MS-DOS with 640 kb of memory:
Running the original ROGUE
Got it connected to the real internet with native TCP/IP using the mTCP software and a ISA ethernet card. I can post on IRC chats, dabble in BBS channels, and even download files over HTTP. This thing predates the internet and is now online at nearly 40 years old. And typing on that buckling spring IBM Model F is just sublime.
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mr mans got a reaction from AZ Hobo in Show off your old and retro computer parts
How about a fully functional IBM 5150 with Amdek 310A amber monochrome monitor? Behold the original PC in all its glory, running MS-DOS with 640 kb of memory:
Running the original ROGUE
Got it connected to the real internet with native TCP/IP using the mTCP software and a ISA ethernet card. I can post on IRC chats, dabble in BBS channels, and even download files over HTTP. This thing predates the internet and is now online at nearly 40 years old. And typing on that buckling spring IBM Model F is just sublime.
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mr mans got a reaction from Lenovich in Show off your old and retro computer parts
How about a fully functional IBM 5150 with Amdek 310A amber monochrome monitor? Behold the original PC in all its glory, running MS-DOS with 640 kb of memory:
Running the original ROGUE
Got it connected to the real internet with native TCP/IP using the mTCP software and a ISA ethernet card. I can post on IRC chats, dabble in BBS channels, and even download files over HTTP. This thing predates the internet and is now online at nearly 40 years old. And typing on that buckling spring IBM Model F is just sublime.
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mr mans got a reaction from Bombastinator in PC Part flipping
Just gonna throw in there that Excel is the greatest tool Microsoft ever created. I use it extensively for my own PC refurbishment business. You can run an entire enterprise on Excel alone
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mr mans got a reaction from SimplyChunk in Show off your old and retro computer parts
How about a fully functional IBM 5150 with Amdek 310A amber monochrome monitor? Behold the original PC in all its glory, running MS-DOS with 640 kb of memory:
Running the original ROGUE
Got it connected to the real internet with native TCP/IP using the mTCP software and a ISA ethernet card. I can post on IRC chats, dabble in BBS channels, and even download files over HTTP. This thing predates the internet and is now online at nearly 40 years old. And typing on that buckling spring IBM Model F is just sublime.
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mr mans got a reaction from Gegger in Show off your old and retro computer parts
How about a fully functional IBM 5150 with Amdek 310A amber monochrome monitor? Behold the original PC in all its glory, running MS-DOS with 640 kb of memory:
Running the original ROGUE
Got it connected to the real internet with native TCP/IP using the mTCP software and a ISA ethernet card. I can post on IRC chats, dabble in BBS channels, and even download files over HTTP. This thing predates the internet and is now online at nearly 40 years old. And typing on that buckling spring IBM Model F is just sublime.
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mr mans got a reaction from Ezzy-525 in "Old" Tech that You must Keep
Just checked out TouchPortal. That seems supremely useful. Time do dig up some old android phones