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  1. Reciever
    I think using am5 may look more plausible but that depends on power requirements.
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    For all the faults I have with Dell, parts are typically much more accessible as well as cheaper due to the volume of scale that Dell enterprise exists within.
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    Welcome back to the fold! Happy you made it over
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    Can you share the complete list of components that comprise your particular unit?
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    In the enterprise a lot of desktops have been replaced by either thin clients or micro units. Thin clients kind of confuse me though since they can pull 65w which the standard laptop or micro tends to pull (save for the 90w/180w variants of the micros)
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    For some time now our record for online users was 49, which was set the day that we lost NotebookReview. Finally today, you all have removed that benchmark and replaced it with 62! I thank you all for allowing the forum to move past that reminder, and as always, happy posting!
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    Please keep that discussion in that thread 🙂
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    The 8GB modules all went to the many optiplex 9020 Micro systems :)
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    Chats dont retain or propagate information for anyone outside of the immediate participants, plus it can be extremely tedious to moderate since issues in real time would fester before staff could adequately resolve them. What I would like is to have a "New Post" highlight as well as "Trending". Something to highlight New post from the base page.
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    It's probably a mix I'm not sure but I can check tomorrow evening. Keep in mind that I wouldn't be able to cover shipping, I'm sadly not of affluent means :)
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    Welcome to the forums!
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    Next time consider using the report function it notifies us a little differently :)
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    Just a minor nitpick but the Asus laptop you listed isn't LGA but rPGA :)
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    Yeah this is mostly older server ram or what I would call spare ram lol
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    Good Evening, I have a bunch of RAM, pictures attached but for brevity I will list what I have as I understand them. 8x4GB DDR4 2133Mhz DIMM - 2 USD 10x4GB DDR4 2666Mhz DIMM - 3 USD 13x4GB DDR4 2400Mhz SO-DIMM - 3 USD 18x4GB DDR3 1600Mhz DIMM - 2 USD 11x8GB DDR3 1333Mhz DIMM - 10 USD 16x16GB DDR3 1866Mhz DIMM (Server) - 20 USD 32x16GB DDR3 1066Mhz DIMM (Server) - 15 USD 21x4GB DDR3 1600Mhz SO-DIMM - 2 USD 4x8GB DDR4 2666Mhz DIMM (Micron/Server) - 20 USD 2x8GB DDR4 2666Mhz DIMM (ADATA) - 10 USD Price is per DIMM, Groupings of RAM can be discounted. Please keep in mind I dont have too many anti-static bags laying about so I will try and be flexible on pricing to encourage less individual shipments and more spring cleaning. These were all pulled from working systems but are otherwise untested, if for what ever reason something doesnt work refunds will be issued. Paypal and Zelle are accepted
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    That was the idea, plus I actually wanted those back when they dropped but never got around to it. The 2GB cards are a bit scattered in price being anywhere from 60-120 but it also works with the Morpheus II
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    I want to buy 650Ti Boost 2GB cards and work my way up. Its been way too long since my last submission, I've got a bunch of wares up for sale locally I suppose I could put some of it up here at some point
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    Seems reasonable, ill add it to the action list.
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    Good Evening Ladies and Gents, Tonights inquiry is focused around the plausibility of repairing a Dell P2715Qt 4K monitor that I have had for a while. Its been sitting in a closet for a while since I moved to my new residence but towards the end of its service it would on occasion simply not turn on and sometimes had issues detecting input from one of my PC's. At the time I was using an mDP cable but before moving it stopped turning on altogether. I re-tested tonight and it did come back on, detected display. Obviously excited, I formally connected it again and back to not turning on. I suspect the power supply may have died? I will attempt to take it apart tomorrow afternoon to get to it but in the mean time, it seems that the PSU is hard to source right now. Linked below: https://shockedelectronics.com/dell-monitor-p2715qt-power-supply-board-l4230-1-748-a0c04-0011 Does anyone have better google-fu skills than I? I cant seem to find many options for sourcing a replacement, I only found 1 and it came out to be 90 USD Will post pictures tomorrow when I open her up Thanks!
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    To be fair the gpu is highest failing component and that has been fairly consistent over time. It's also worth mentioning that can be mitigated with proper maintenance in most machines. I've been liking Lenovo's offerings for a bit. Don't need anything myself but compared to the y410p era where their expansion slot became vaporware, they seem to have been making better choices of late.
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    The legion lineup has been very well received on the cooling front. Of course its good practice to verify as well though
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    Quite an alluring deal!
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    Its not 152mb
  24. Reciever
    330w is just the cheapest high volume option but it works well for me on my p750fm 9700f @ 4.5ghz and a 190w gtx 1080 It helps that Dell typically used them too for their precision lineup in the past, not sure if it's still the case or not
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    You cant put a price on peace of mind, which is why its included in the listing 🙂
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