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All keyboards are clean, and have been kept that way since I owned them. They were also wiped down with isopropyl before being listed. Shipping depends on where they are going, and can be combined, and we have an account so it should be reasonable. Pictured but not listed means sold $75 Keychron K7 Pro H3 65% - Low Profile, RGB backlight, Brown switches (Unused), QMK/VIA $70 Keychron K17 Pro H3 96% - Low Profile, RGB Backlight, Brown Switch, Hot Swappable, QMK/VIA, Black/Gray Keycaps SOLD - Keychron K8 Pro TKL - White backlight, Red Switches, Hot Swappable, QMK/VIA, Black/Gray Keycaps $65 Keychron K7 - White backlight, Brown Switches, Hot Swappable $50 Keychron K6 O3 65% – White Backlight, Brown Switches $50 Keychron K2 V2 75% - White backlight, Brown switches

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Up for sale is an old standby of mine. Lenovo Legion 7 Ryzen 9 5900HX, RTX 3080 Bought it new several years ago when the NBR forum was still running. Used for work from a desk mostly when I still did that. Not getting much use now so time to sell it off. $1200 It is in excellent condition and very clean; I take very good care of my things. It even has the original box. A couple minor bumps or dings and the Nvidia sticker is starting to come up so I used a little clear tape to hold it down. I imagine you could purchase a replacement if it matters. Thin Bezel 16" 2560x1600, 16:10 aspect ratio, 165Hz refresh rate w/ Over Drive (500 Nits brightness, 100% s-RGB, 1200:1 Contrast) Ryzen 9 5800HX 8c/16t Processor (at the time one of the highest performing 5900HX out of other models) GeForce RTX 3080 16GB graphics card (w/ Nvidia Optimus graphics switch) 32GB 3200Mhz DDR4 RAM Coldfront 3.0 Vapor-Chamber cooling system 1.5TB SSD storage Comes with Windows 10 Has Nvidia Optimus to switch between integrated and dedicated graphics Has built in factory overclock settings in the Bios and through Lenovo Vantage software Surround RGB Light Bar around the front and sides, RGB in the vents, RGB Logo, Backlit RGB Keyboard Legion Logo on each of the fans, nice detail not on the newer models Light Up markers on the rear over the ports to identify which is which (also missing on the newer models) 180 degree hinge Can switch screen refresh rate to 60hz to save on battery Wifi 6 Manual cut-off for the web cam Payment can be: Paypal (plus the 3% fee if you don't want to do FF) Zelle USPS money orders Don't have cash app or venmo.

Really interested in the direction this laptop is going and if other manufacturers will follow suit. The concept is nice by itself and I don't mind the added depth and heft for what you are getting. What I would like to see is a Flow X13 refresh (especially since it is noticeably absent from the lineup) or something similar with a '60 class GPU equivalent or option for external GPU. If it turns out to be popular I could see a model as soon as next year with next gen graphics. Might completely replace a larger laptop for me.

2 HP Elitebooks for sale as the title says, specs and prices below Used both at different times for personal use when I was traveled for work Nice and solidly built laptops. Payment can be by Zelle, Paypal, USPS postal money order. $500 - G9 835 AMD Ryzen™ 7 PRO 6850U (up to 4.7 GHz max boost clock, 16 MB L3 cache, 8 cores, 16 threads) Integrated: AMD Radeon™ 680M Graphics 16 GB RAM 512GB SSD 1920 x 1200 Privacy screen $350 - x360 G8 830 Intel i5-1145G7 16GB RAM 512GB SSD FHD Touchscreen

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I stopped all but the most basic and bang for the buck performance tweaks a long time ago. So respect for those who keep pushing things to the limit. It seemed that as time got more scarce, I enjoyed it less and the change in real world performance was minimal. More time spent resulted in diminishing returns. Maybe I could tweak another 5% or so, but is that really enough of a difference to make a difference?

Because I had a brain spasm, and put down Sabrent when I meant Silicon Power... The post has been corrected. Still cheaper than Canada. I miss St Catharines and Niagara on the Lake. Got to visit friends in Toronto this year though.

Out of my personal use Desktop, 3070 Ti Founders Ed. Works great. Has the power cable adapter and the original box. $375 shipped insured to the lower 48

PM me your info, would have to see what the shipping would be, but don't think it should be too much.