i got mine yesterday from that eBay seller and it was an order cancellation
and is brand new, box was virgin (never opened). no damages and complete.
i bought it for spare parts and side panels (2 more window jobs)
Which Case Would You Choose
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i got mine yesterday from that eBay seller and it was an order cancellation
and is brand new, box was virgin (never opened). no damages and complete.
i bought it for spare parts and side panels (2 more window jobs)
Kopesetic
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The bright side is it looks like I will have my refund inhand within the week. I'm just praying they don't sell out before my refund comes in.
NeverBackDown
AMD Enthusiast
For cpu's i go to microcenter... 3570k for 189.99$ and 3770k for 229$!
Crazy deals and both prices are a steal, just only a pick up in store offer.
Hopefully you are able to get the cpu from them, would save money
Crazy deals and both prices are a steal, just only a pick up in store offer.
Hopefully you are able to get the cpu from them, would save money
Kopesetic
New member
For cpu's i go to microcenter... 3570k for 189.99$ and 3770k for 229$!
Crazy deals and both prices are a steal, just only a pick up in store offer.
Hopefully you are able to get the cpu from them, would save money
Quite frankly, it would cost me more after the cost of gas to go pick it up at the nearest location rather than just buying it online and having it delivered.
Kopesetic
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if the arc midi is the cheap one htat can fit radiators in it hands down get that one. It cant have bad airflow if it fits rad's, unless theres no ventelation holes or something. Just having that flexibility is good. Its what i wish i did when ig ot my budget case
That's exactly what I'm planning. You can't beat that price for an Arc Midi. I just hope they don't sell out before I can order one. Hopefully will be within the week and I can get my build log started.
-Edit: I also plan to match the white accents in the case and the red on the GPU with a powder blue coat to match the RAM, Mobo, and PSU. Should make an interesting look.
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