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#295384 24-Mar-2022 20:48
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My son's PC with a Gigabyte H97N-WIFI and i5-4590 has been flaking out lately and now won't POST. Have tried running the board bare and swapping RAM but no joy. Wondering if there is a similar era board (M-ATX or ITX) out there or a MoBo/CPU combo someone wants to move on? Shipping to Northland. (Ideally with an S/PDIF output but we could get a USB adapter if that's not on the cards). Thanks for reading. Could also consider similar vintage cased PC.


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  #2891753 24-Mar-2022 21:58
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I'm just having a clean out of parts, know I've got a couple of boards, not sure what socket but will take a look tomorrow.

 

 





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  #2891758 24-Mar-2022 22:31
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Hi where in Northland?


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  #2891775 24-Mar-2022 23:30
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I do have a GA-Z170-HD3 board with a 6700k and 32gb (2400)ddr 4 ram sitting doing nothing.

 

https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/GA-Z170-HD3-rev-10#ov

 

It's a socket 1151.

 

sorry no S/PDIF

 

Its just the case / cpu (With a decent cooler on it) and the Ram

 

I don't know what your budget is.

 

 

 

 





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  #2891796 25-Mar-2022 07:42
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xpd:

I'm just having a clean out of parts, know I've got a couple of boards, not sure what socket but will take a look tomorrow.


 


Thanks, I appreciate that you'll have a look.

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  #2891797 25-Mar-2022 07:46
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K8Toledo:

Hi where in Northland?


In Hokianga, occasionally go to Kerikeri to shop. Have an aunt visiting Whangarei for a few days at the moment.

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  #2891800 25-Mar-2022 07:50
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JaseNZ:

I do have a GA-Z170-HD3 board with a 6700k and 32gb (2400)ddr 4 ram sitting doing nothing.


https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/GA-Z170-HD3-rev-10#ov


It's a socket 1151.


sorry no S/PDIF


Its just the case / cpu (With a decent cooler on it) and the Ram


I don't know what your budget is.


 


 


Thanks, sounds interesting. I don't want to lowball you, if you have a price in mind, feel free to post it here or PM me and I can consider it or someone else might be interested.

 
 
 

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  #2891802 25-Mar-2022 07:56
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rhy7s:
xpd:

 

I'm just having a clean out of parts, know I've got a couple of boards, not sure what socket but will take a look tomorrow.

 


Thanks, I appreciate that you'll have a look.

 

 

 

Bugger, one is ancient (Core 2 days) and the other which *might* be right socket (cant find any model number on it), is potentially dead (was in daughters PC until couple months ago when it all died after a storm).

 

Update : Found model (tiny little sticker on it), 1155 socket :(

 

 

 

 

 

 





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  #2891847 25-Mar-2022 09:48
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Sorry was a mistype on my reply there is no case just.

 

Motherboard / cpu + cooler / ram

 

There is no such thing as a low ball offer just a conservative estimate hahaha

 

I would say $350 excluding the courier would be pretty fair.

 

 





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  #2892025 25-Mar-2022 12:17
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Somebody has taken up the offer of mine.

 

You get first right of refusal though 





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  #2892028 25-Mar-2022 12:23
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That's OK if they take up your offer, it's a fair price to performance ratio but probably more than we need at the moment.

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  #2896424 3-Apr-2022 20:43
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Are you still looking for one of these? I have a few Haswell era motherboards around. When you say S/PDIF output, do you just mean the 2-pin S/PDIF motherboard header? Or an actual optical or coax S/PDIF socket?


 
 
 
 

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  #2896483 4-Apr-2022 06:39
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Yes, still looking around. Would prefer a TOSLink or coax socket on the backplate over sourcing a bracket for the motherboard header or getting a USB soundcard with an optical output but would consider options that would require that workaround.

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  #2897057 5-Apr-2022 08:29
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Thanks for the replies, I've picked up a motherboard now.


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