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Is this a good price: 4690k with Asus Z97-P for $200 CAD

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Hi!

 

I am buying a used 4690k and Asus Z97-P for $200 Canadian. Is this a good price?

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That's an excellent deal. Slap on a decent air aftermarket cooler and overclock that sucker.

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Be nice to each other boys and girls. And don't cheap out on a power supply.

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Buy it now before the seller realizes. =P Converted to USD, just to check, you would be spending a lot more if you bought new. Why is the seller selling so cheap?

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He says it works perfectly. I am guessing he doesn't know better!

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That's a pretty good deal.  Heck, that'd still be a decent deal if it were only an i5-2500k or an i5-3570k. 

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And I have an H80i ready to over clock this sucker with. So don't worry about that ;)

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1 minute ago, AxisFlame said:

He says it works perfectly. I am guessing he doesn't know better!

I highly recommend testing the chip with the seller to see that it actually does work fine. Most of the times, to good to be true, is usually exactly what it says.

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I will do my best to get it tested before buying it. Thanks for the tip!

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