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This will likely be updated as I go through the crap in my house that needs to go in the name of paying bills, but let's start with these things. All prices (non-CC PayPal is your..okay, my friend) are OBO, within relative sanity, and include USPS shipping within the continental U.S....though...

Just the thing for the MMORPGer looking for (or trying to hook someone else up with) that first hit...it's everything WoW up to Mists of Pandaria, brand new and sealed. (The Battle Chest comes with a strategy guide as well, but who reads those these days?) I'm asking $35 via PayPal for the...

Literally pulled these out of my primary PC earlier today (EDIT: yeah, yeah, it's been a little while)...iiiit's 1. [strike=]a perfectly stock 3930K C2 chip, with its original and slightly dinged up retail box. Never overclocked it in all the time I've had it. - $380[/s] SOLD to aznever 2...

1. Your bog-standard Sapphire Radeon 6990, bought at launch. It's never been overclocked or used for mining, and it was pulled from my PC yesterday morning. It comes with all its original packaging and cables (possibly minus the miniDP-to-DP adapter--I have to find that). $215 (via PayPal, by...

...exactly how much room does it have for a video card, length-wise? Due to its age I can't find anything on how it looks with any of the last generation or so of 10-12" cards in it, and my HAF X is actually cramped with an R6990 in it. (On the other hand, I imagine cable management would be a...

Too much stuff, not enough space, not enough money... 1. an EVGA GTX 690 - bought shortly after launch because I lost my mind and only pulled out of my main rig two days ago, never overclocked (complete in box) - [strike=]$740 shipped[/s] SOLD to madgun 2. a Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi...

This UD5 I bought about a month ago does one extremely annoying thing: it randomly (usually when waking it up from sleep, but sometimes on a cold boot) will go into a loop where it powers on and off at about fifteen second intervals without ever making it to POST. Powering it off fully for...

This is a brand new and unopened SR-2 dual-LGA1366 motherboard--the odd item from the lost-my-natural-mind bundle EVGA started doing a couple of weeks ago. (The outer UPC code is thus missing, or rather will be shortly, for a rebate. That's the only thing I'm doing to this monstrosity before...

This popped up in an email I got this morning...and, yeah, it's technically Seagate now (being an OEM drive, this mainly means a one-year warranty). But if you need space and want to save $20 or so... http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822152245 Use the promo code EMCNEJB48...

From the new issue of PC Gamer, via a guy over at NeoGAF: Relic takes on the Eastern Front. (other magazine scans apparently ended up here)

This will probably be sold out by the time I get up in the morning, but at $265 shipped for a retail-box U2412M (about $60 less than just about any place else online as of right now)...hey... http://1saleaday.com/wireless/ I'm tempted to lose my mind and pick one up as an emergency backup for...

The Realspace PRO series is actually made by Raynor for OD. The 9000 is presumably not quite a match for the mighty Ergohuman, but it's also not quite as expensive either...that said, while this is supposedly carried in stores it doesn't appear to be in stock anywhere locally, so throwing in...

I kind of wish Fry's would put this on sale again so as not to have to deal with the rebate part, but for a retail box drive $130 before rebate (I'm assuming it's good for free shipping, but I already have Amazon Prime) doesn't seem too shabby. The $20 rebate starts today and ends on July 27.

Not my discovery (thanks, SD!), but still...$90 isn't too shabby. Though the reviews on Newegg for this particular drive are so very, very mixed-bag...actually, scratch that, what's their shipping like for bare drives these days? :(

While looking for a cheap NAS box I noticed that TigerDirect has rebates going on for both the DNS-321 ($20) and the DNS-323 ($40), both of which end on 6/30. Shipping charges keep it squarely at warm-ish, I imagine, but hey...

This deal is probably warm at best (okay, maybe a little above if you have Amazon Prime shipping), but hey--they have this monstrosity in stock and it's cheaper than just about everybody else.

This is probably the cheapest 1920x1080 monitor I've seen that wasn't refurbished. It's a TN screen, naturally, though at that price I'm almost tempted to drop my 30" monitor aspirations and pick up three for an Eyefinity setup...

So I have the opportunity to buy a three-year-old Apple 30" Cinema HD Display locally for a smidgen under $700 (I'm not quite able to go above that for a newer monitor yet). It's seemingly in good shape with no screen issues, though the one annoyance is that it doesn't come with a stand...which...

And that's what it is: a retail C0 stepping 920 I bought from someone else here last year. Used it, didn't try to overclock it, ended up buying a 950 and this has been sitting on a spare motherboard unused for the last four months. So you get the chip, the stock HSF, the manual, and the box...

God only knows when the beta will actually start, but Square Enix is taking applications for the PC version (a PS3 beta will/may come later, I think). Just one catch: it's for North America only. (Still holding out for a English FF13 demo.)

http://store.steampowered.com/app/10500/ This deal ends at 10am PDT Monday morning (Columbus Day--cute). Of course it probably has nothing to do with the DLC pack that was released for the game earlier this week...might be a good time for me to snag the demo...

For those of you who are familiar with The Speaker Company: they have had a sale going on for their MM51.6 5.1 PC speaker set. (I was looking for a replacement subwoofer for my main AV rig anyway, so this was just a cheap bonus/impulse buy. They're currently OOS.) It turns out that the...

I'm looking for a substitute/quasi-replacement for my MSI x58 Pro (insanely hot northbridge, known issue)...I thought I'd see if someone had something modest and modestly priced before I went shopping. I don't need that much: I need something that's ATX-sized, stable--screw overclocking--and...

Maybe they figured "Hey, the cat's been out of the bag for a while anyway..." http://www.guru3d.com/news/all-msi-x58-motherboards-now-sli-compatible/ (and also http://uk.msi.com/index.php?func=newsdesc&news_no=594)

Upgrade victims all, these are (they've been out of my main PC for about 40 hours now)...all prices include shipping to the continental 48, et cetera: 1. SOLD! an Intel Core 2 Quad Q9550, C1 stepping (socket 775) - never overclocked, comes with retail box and original HSF - $210 2. SOLD! an...

So I'm looking for a 6GB pack of RAM for an incoming i7/920 and MSI x58 Pro (not immediately planning to OC, but considering a modest attempt later). And, after sifting through way too many threads, I finally get that in general latency isn't an issue with DDR3 unless you're doing mad OCing...

I suppose it's just coincidence, but I can't help thinking I screwed something up massively when I did a driver (GPU, for the record) rollback in Vista x64 last week. Ever since then, I've been getting random BSODs of either the "the system has encountered an uncorrectable hardware error" or...

Admitted, that's $230 plus shipping...but it's still a few bucks cheaper than Newegg out-of-pocket, rebates notwithstanding. How reliable is XPCGear, though? Their short-term rating on resellerratings isn't exactly promising...

At least half of the 260s on Newegg have rebates going, but the PNY card is the cheapest one as of this posting...both before--$249.99--and after rebate. (Annoyingly, of course, all the R4870s are more expensive there...)

This is a retail Q6600, B3 stepping. It's in fine working condition, having come out of the ol' PC about 24 hours ago, and has never been overclocked; it has its box, manual, and original HSF, though the HSF has been used and now has a wonky single retaining pin. (God, I hate that design.)...

Probably won't last more than 48 hours, but still... (right here)

IIRC, I bought this from some other guy here on [H] about a year ago; it's your typical, bog-standard, reference-design 8800GTX (Leadtek WinFast, folks, remember the stupid name?) in its original big-ass retail box. It's been well-behaved for me, and never overclocked while in my care. I'm...

Okay, it's still not over and done with yet...but for lack of a better phrase: HA HA HA. (Having said that, however, at least read the part about all the material Thompson submitted in his defense. It's just...wow.)

Though I suppose that's sort of the point in this case--the Shacknews guys apparently got to see a DNF build in action. The article itself...says absolutely, utterly, nothing. Anybody know if the SN guys just bought new cars with undisclosed funds or something lately?

This is a pair of KVR533D2E4/2G (2GB) Kingston PC2-4200 ECC DDR2 sticks. Never overclocked, and they actually worked perfectly on my eVGA 680i motherboard in dual channel mode (4-4-4-12 or -15, IIRC)...they just don't do me any good with my P35 'board. I'm asking $55 shipped for the pair...

OMFG. :(

Newly replaced with a 4850, my faithful Leadtek WinFast 8800GTX (full retail package, over a year old) has got to go. So I'm asking...hmm...let's start with $155 shipped. (itty bitty Heat)

Okay, the E6600 is gone... Anybody want three Dreamcast games--Marvel vs. Capcom, Marvel vs. Capcom 2, and Power Stone 2--for $90 shipped? (bill crawford at verizon dot net) (itty bitty Heat)

I'm about this close to going over to Fry's and snagging an E6600 and this 'board for $230, along with the requisite cheap RAM...and all I can find about the board anywhere (thus far) is that it exists. Nobody likes it, nobody hates it, it's just kind of...there. Even for ECS, that's pretty...