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I moved back to a full ATX case with upgrades planned, so I'm parting with some of my ITX parts. Prices include shipping to the lower 48. Please read the notes about the B550-I. My Heatware is under DeaconFrost. PayPal or Venmo preferred. The base package/bundle includes the Corsair 2000D RGB...

Thanks, I'll pass that long to my nephew. Great price!

Which revision of the board is it?

Do those prices include shipping? If so, I'm interested in the 5600G. My test bench needs an upgrade.

I have a combo of a Ryzen 7 5800X and the ASUS B550-F Gaming board SOLD. It's the CPU only and the board can come with whatever accessories you may need. The heatsinks and m.2 screws are already on the board, I/O shield is built in. The stock mounting bracket is included for an HSF. I have...

I have a Ryzen 7 5800X and an ASUS B550-F Gaming motherboard I was hoping to get $250 for.

Wow, I let this drop. $10 might cover it, but my usual cheapest shipping rates go for about $12-$13, from UPS. I'm just outside of Philly, so let me check my zip to yours. I have Heatware under DeaconFrost, and have been a long time trader here.

I have a Ryzen 5 2600 I could add to the cause for roughly the cost of shipping, if someone else has a board.

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CPU still available.

All still available.

I don't see anything in my PM list.

I decided to upgrade our three towers rather than make the jump to AM5, so I need to offload a pile of unused equipment. I have Heatware under DeaconFrost and PayPal is my preferred payment method. All prices include shipping. Looking for an SFX Power Supply. CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5800X - $160...

I believe that was called the Advanced. I had one, loved it, and regretted selling it. Good luck, I hope you find one.

I'll PM you a list of the vintage hardware I have tonight or tomorrow morning.

I have a 3200G and a 3700X that I've been trying to get rid of.

I bought it on here cheap, and I can easily turn it into an Ubuntu server or use it for some other purpose.

It looks like I should have done more research. The OptiPlex 3060 I bought uses a Realtek NIC, which seems to be completely unsupported on ESXi 7.0. I had to build a custom .iso for the NIC in the NUC, but that option doesn't seem to be workable for Realtek cards.

This is the free, community license, so until I get my company to pay for my VMUG membership, I'm pretty much stuck at using one host, no management applicances.

Sending a PM about the 970 Evo 2 TB

I'm sticking with ESXi because that's what we use in the corporate setting. I have a license for it, so there isn't any question as to what hypervisor to use. The goal is to give her VMWare experience while I get Linux experience. PS, we work for the same company and the same department.

That's a constant battle I have with my developers and app team leads. Apparently, "virtual" means infinite. No, your DEV web server doesn't need 8 cores and 64 GB of memory to host a small UI. I appreciate the tip. Worth seeing for someone who's new to the game. I'm only new to running it...

I have a license for ESXi 7.0. I'm setting up a small home lab for my Linux servers and for my wife to get some practice with virtualization. We work for the same company and she's looking to build on her desktop support role, and I'm looking to build on my Linux server knowledge. I have two...

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Sending a PM about the Optiplex.

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I have this for sale in my thread: eVGA RTX 2070 8 GB - 08G-P4-2172-RX - $225 https://www.evga.com/products/Specs/GPU.aspx?pn=ff26945d-a35d-4dba-8b38-9cf87daa8fea

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I'm open to reasonable offers. I might have swung a little high on my pricing.

I have a 2070 that I'm looking to part with. It isn't quite in your list, but it's still a great card. eVGA RTX 2070 8 GB - 08G-P4-2172-RX - $250 https://www.evga.com/products/Specs/GPU.aspx?pn=ff26945d-a35d-4dba-8b38-9cf87daa8fea

Boo Chiefs Bump - More hardware coming.

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