I'm either going to purchase a cheap 1366 mobo to hold off on fully upgrading or get a new mobo/cpu/ram for cheap. I'm fine with buying used. You do not have to link third-party links to forums. Pm me if you must I'm fine with e to the bay, this is just to keep my PC 'alive'

Things I already have include:
monitor
keyboard
mouse
hard drives
cpu cooler
case
psu
gpu
dvd drive


Any recommendations? Highly prefer Intel, don't care if there is hype with Threadripper. I will never go back to AMD as long as I live.


Thanks for the suggestions, unless that JohnMiller guy shows up.

system before mobo died
i7 950
ga-x58a-ud3r
12gb ddr3 corsair XMS3
GTX 960 4GB
Corsair 850w
Haf 932
crucial m4
samsung 1tb hdds
etc.

Lmk if I need to post anything else. Thanks all!

This post was edited by Flut on Nov 6 2017 10:49pm

Best bet is to buy used off eBay
Unless you actually are willing to drop money on a new platform.
If so, list budget and we can assist

This post was edited by Penguins0690 on Nov 6 2017 10:54pm

check r/hardwareswap on reddit

that's a good place to get scammed

nty

Go away.

Hardware Swap is safe. Just follow the rules and use PayPal Invoicing. I've done probably over $3k in trades.

anecdotal experience != proof

i'd use that place with a a heavy spoon of salt as it's so easy to get scammed

have you even used it
have you ever used paypal with invoice?

do you know how easy it is to scam people over paypal, especially with physical goods trading on a fucking shit website (reddit)?

but i mean, looks like u don't give a damn about other people's money

This post was edited by JohnMiller92 on Nov 7 2017 11:03am

lol wow you have no clue

I have bought shit from many classified sections all around ltt, ocn, geekhack, etc
have them invoice you to paypal and if you have problem easy to get your money back from paypal

I guess you have no experience with that either but post like you know shit

anecdotal experience != proof

as i said

try to keep up