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While I do have them listed in my FS/FT, I don't expect to sell them.
A few years ago, I might have built a budget gaming rig with them, but the G4560 is the new darling on the block, and is actually a decent 1080P gaming CPU, unlike the G3258.
So, that leaves first-time overclockers, and those people that might want "Facebook rockets".
Any ideas?
Edit: Yes, I do already have some G4560 gaming rigs built and ready to sell, locally. I haven't ignored that market.
But it seems that these days, the G3258 comes up short for gaming, so unsure where that leaves it it.
I would be happy to sell my NIB parts basically at my cost, which was mostly retail pricing. Or maybe there will be a surge in demand for them in the near future?
waltchan, care to make any predictions about these?
Edit: Maybe I should donate some of my older stuff, to the local vocational HS, to use in their computer classes?
A few years ago, I might have built a budget gaming rig with them, but the G4560 is the new darling on the block, and is actually a decent 1080P gaming CPU, unlike the G3258.
So, that leaves first-time overclockers, and those people that might want "Facebook rockets".
Any ideas?
Edit: Yes, I do already have some G4560 gaming rigs built and ready to sell, locally. I haven't ignored that market.
But it seems that these days, the G3258 comes up short for gaming, so unsure where that leaves it it.
I would be happy to sell my NIB parts basically at my cost, which was mostly retail pricing. Or maybe there will be a surge in demand for them in the near future?
waltchan, care to make any predictions about these?
Edit: Maybe I should donate some of my older stuff, to the local vocational HS, to use in their computer classes?
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