Depends on where you are in the world - As someone who lived in the UK and lives in Australia, I like CeX since they have a 6 month warranty on second hand goods.

eBay is pretty good thanks to their money back policy.

I'm with you on that one flatrute. Whilst I mainly use Discord as a means of communication these days - I do prefer a tech that's more open and preferable accessible from any platform (see: Retro PC's, etc).

Maybe I can just sit on IRC all day

Mine would be doing the 007 Agent Under Fire exploit on my PS2 back in 2012.
I also had an OG XBox handed down to me by my cousins who had it modded with a copy Xecuter2 back in 2002/2003. I upgraded the BIOS on it a few weeks ago to allow Insignia to be used!

As much as the system performs well - The HDMI port died and ONLY usb-c port died a few weeks before warranty ended and Dell support were fucking useless so it lapsed!!! samsunG I've never heard of hdmi ports dieing without physical damaged, and that wouldnt be coverered under warrenty. and is the ...

Honestly, the Rocky5 method is so cheap and easy these days.
USB Drive, adapter cable and a copy of Splinter cell shouldn't cost you more than $20-30.

My daily is an Alienware Area51M R2, which I've essentially maxed out. Use it for photo/video editing, virtualisation, and watching YouTube ;) CPU: Intel Core i9-10900K GPU: Nvidia 2080 Super RAM: Crucial 2x 32GB DDR4 2933MHz Storage: 1TB Crucial P2, 1TB Crucial P5, 1TB Crucial MX500 SATA Ethernet: ...

I haven't run a forum since about 2012, but from experience I always preferred running off dedicated or shared hosts VS your own hardware. With the amount of bots and bullshit out there I'd rather the onus be on the host to ensure my site is up and running. I constantly ran into having bots take ove...

I always wonder if anyone actually buys these? All I can think of is due to their use of "industrial" in the title, companies who's executive will sign off on just about anything are buying these.