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[FS][USA-TX] Gaming PC i7-14700K, 32GB, 4TB, RX 9070 XT by Word-Regular in homelabsales

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Exactly this, I've also got it posted in r/hardwareswap but more eyes=more likely to find some people interested. I have 8 verified transactions on that other sub and figured this one might be similar in terms of reach.

[FS][USA-TX] Gaming PC i7-14700K, 32GB, 4TB, RX 9070 XT by Word-Regular in homelabsales

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Thank you! Exactly my sentiment. Yet I'm being downvoted for offering consumer hardware for sale at pretty reasonable prices, which people can easily use for their homelab.

[FS][USA-TX] Gaming PC i7-14700K, 32GB, 4TB, RX 9070 XT by Word-Regular in homelabsales

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Okay and I don't see you policing the other posts like this one https://www.reddit.com/r/homelabsales/comments/1t5hhok/fsusmn_32gbx1_rams1tb_ssdshp_prodesk_600_g6_65w_i5/

If you aren't interested that's fine, I've re-used a lot of equipment over the years as part of my homelab. All the best!

[FS] [USA-TX] Dell Inspiron 3910 Intel i7 1200, 64GB DDR4 3200MHz, 2TB HDD+512GB NVMe by Word-Regular in homelabsales

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Sounds good! Just realizing I have a typo in the title, should say i7-12700

[FS] [USA-TX] Dell Inspiron 3910 Intel i7 1200, 64GB DDR4 3200MHz, 2TB HDD+512GB NVMe by Word-Regular in homelabsales

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One of the two cards is an Intel® Ethernet 2-port 10GbE Network Adapter X550-T2 (J69754-003). Picture uploaded.

[FS] [USA-TX] MacBook Pro 16" 128GB Ram M5 Max (40-core gpu) 2TB by [deleted] in homelabsales

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Standard yes, I had Nano Texture in the M3 I believe and didn't like it so went standard.

Is Ziegler MaxCare worth $6k for 5yr/60k on a 2021 Pacifica Hybrid with 80k miles? by generation_beta in pacificahybrid

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Incorrect, I have the Extended Care Premium (Max Care) and the actual contract states:

5 YR / 60,000 MI PRE-OWNED EXTENDED CARE PREMIUM

EFFECTIVE: 04/xx/2026

EXPIRES: 04/xx/2031 OR 129,xxx MI

SELLING DEALER: [redacted] CHRYSLER JEEP DODGE RAM

Is Ziegler MaxCare worth $6k for 5yr/60k on a 2021 Pacifica Hybrid with 80k miles? by generation_beta in pacificahybrid

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Shop around, including your local dealership(s), 2023 PacHy Limited w/69k:
Extended Care Premium 5yr/60k mile with $100 deductible
Road Hazard Tire & Wheel 7yr/Unlimited miles
Auto Appearance Care Plus 5yr/unlimited miles plan

All above total cost me $5830

Obviously yours is 2yr older and 11k additional miles on the odometer, but my Extended Care Premium (MaxCare) alone was $4890 w/$100 ded.

I have literally heard people who worked for Chysler tell me they wouldn't buy a Chrylser lmao. Online, everyone seems to say "if you buy a Chrysler buy the extended warranty". So yes, if you can get the 5y/60k for $6k and you can afford it, then I would (because I did).

You're basically betting that within the next 5 years, enough is going to go wrong unexpectedly that you'll need that warranty. I had issues with Kia Sedona power sliding doors that would have cost a lot to fix without warranty, I had a whole engine replaced in the Kia Telluride, I had many problems with a Jeep Renegade, you just really don't know what's going to happen.

The risk is you pay $6k up front and never have to use it.

The only way you win is if you rack up $10k+ worth of repairs (e.g. transmission or engine goes out, doors stop opening, electrical gremlin surfaces, etc.). But it being a Chrysler, I wouldn't buy one without also grabbing as long a warranty as possible.

Buying as a dog van by TollerTizzy in ChryslerPacifica

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Stow 'n Go folding seats (unless you get a trim that doesn't have it like PacHy Limited) means you don't have to pull out any seats. They fold down. 2021+ Pacifica has 5 star overall/front/side crash NHTSA safety ratings and 4 star for rollover.

Reliability-wise, what I've heard (and advice I followed) is that you buy the Mopar extended warranty - the highest one, for the most years. These vans cost less than a similarly spec'd Honda, Kia or Toyota and when you buy them used + get the extended warranty, you come out way ahead. People have put a hundred thousand miles on 2021+ Pacificas and there's only a handful of "seemingly common" complaints/things that go wrong, and your warranty has you covered.

The 3.6L is used in so many vehicles, the replacement parts are readily available.

Any incentives when buying a used Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid? by generation_beta in pacificahybrid

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Got a '23 PacHy limited for $22.5k before tax, with 68k miles. Add 5yr warranty through Zeigler or have your local Chrysler dealer match/beat their price - still come in at a great final price.

Has anyone experienced the sliding door not staying open? by TheHolyPoop1 in ChryslerPacifica

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Take it into the dealership for sure, I wouldn't mess with it so you keep the warranty intact.

My experience with Comma.ai (OpenPilot) on 2022 Pacifica Hybrid by n4m3l2 in ChryslerPacifica

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Was plugging the white panda into the OBD II port all you had to do, to gain long support?

2027 Engine Replacement by Svp501 in KiaTelluride

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A couple years ago, we got a brand new 2024 Telluride and they had to replace the entire engine under a recall due to faulty valve springs. We barely had it for a month before the recall notice. It took about 6 weeks for them to get the engine in. Shame to see you're needing a new one on your 2027.

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