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And if they will be on AM4, when do you think AMD will change socket? (also sorry if they have already announced this but i couldn't find anything in a quick google search)

So the other day, I saw someone had listed a Zotac GTX 1080 AMP edition on Ebay for £145, which is over £100 cheaper than any others, but there was a catch: they had listed it as not working/for parts. In the description, they said they had won it at work, but couldn't test it because they didn't have two 8-pin connectors. I knew there was a very good chance that it wouldn't work, but I decided it was worth a shot, so I decided to buy it. It came a few days later, and I plugged it in and everything seemed to be working fine: I booted to Windows, but then suddenly the display turned off and it

So we stupidly enrolled in HP Instant Ink which as a service is a massive scam because we must have paid hundreds of pounds for a couple ink cartridges, but now that we have ended it the printer won't work with those cartridges (it comes up with an error message telling you to enroll in this service). We have got a new printer so I don't need to use these cartridges (a friend had a spare printer) but these are unused ink cartridges so it would be annoying to see them go to waste. What can I do with them? I'm in the UK so services here would be very useful.

Hi, so I have a couple of old CPUs which are marked Intel confidential on the CPUs - they are from 2007 and fit in a Tyan S7002 motherboard which is the LGA1336 socket with support for Intel Xeon 5500/5600 series, however, I cannot tell what CPU it is. It is clocked at 2.4GHz. On the CPU, it also says the following: QGXW ES A4 AT80602000777AA C8221660 I don't know if these will be helpful. Unfortunately, I cannot boot up a system with this chip as the motherboard no longer works, so I can't use any software to