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$70.00

THERMALTAKE TR2 RX650W - Works great, it has some noticeable coil whine, but most aged products do. it's mainly noticeable under load. It's semi-modular and the only cords I have that are able to be plugged in is sata connectors but there's a 8pin pcie, a 4+4 cpu, and a 24 pin motherboard cord already attached to the power supply so its still usable without the cords its missing just not for power hungry gpus or motherboards/cpus (ALSO DO NOT USE YOUR OWN POWER SUPPLY CABLES UNLESS THEY ARE THE SAME ONES THAT ARE MADE FOR SAID POWERSUPPLY, YOU WILL FRY YOUR COMPONENTS)


MSI MPG X570 GAMING PLUS - Works, but when I upgraded some of my components it just wasn't working properly and my gpu wasn't able to be used to full utilization idk if it's missing a capacitor or something idk. There is a slight bend in the board it was like that when I got it off a Buddy of mine a couple years ago but it's never created a problem. but it works Enough to test components maybe you'll know whats wrong but last i used it was like 2 months ago and before the upgrades (rm 850x, r9 5950x, and 32g ram) it was working perfectly fine, just confusing overall



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