Selling stuff, need an opinion to where and how!

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So after all these years of my really bad habits, the expensive ones and nerdy ones I've decided to sell because I'm not using them.

PC water cooling stuff I intended to use but never had to.


Feser Xchanger 360 radiator/ Never used
Swiftech MCP655 water pump with speed control/ Never used
Swiftech gtz water block/Never used
10 feet of tygon tubing/Never used 1/2"ID 5/8"OD
bag of Tubing claps (blue ~20)
3 liters of bottle of feser liquid cooling fluid. 2 small bottles of liquid coolant additive (hydrx)
2 bits power compression fittings.
I also have a 3 thermaltake blue high pressure led fans for the rad I'm intending to toss in. One of which was opened to test for fitting.

In H.S I worked at Wizards of the Coast and I had to learn to play card games. I don't want to say I didn't enjoy them but it was new to me. My coworker advised that I use my discount like he was planning to and stock on up w/e we could and wanted before it went to the floor. The discount was pretty nice.

So now I have a trunk(yes a whole trunk) full of unopened boxes of magic, yu-gi-oh and Pokemon cards(leave your jokes at the door.) I'm now realizing that I have a small fortune on my hands and I don't know how or where to get rid of my stuff, that goes for the unused watercooling stuff too. I even took pictures.

I'm really trying to keep my nerd status at about a 8 of 10. After much research these booster boxes "could" have single cards ranging from 50-120 usd in price in them. I'm so tempted but I'm really trying not to get into this stuff. I'm getting rid of this stuff because I'm moving and its pretty far away from my mom's basement(where these things are stored, not where I currently live) and I have two younger ambitious brothers that think they can master anything so there's no way I'm leaving this stuff to the masses.

If anyone has any suggestion. Shoot them here please.
 
Wouldn't have a clue about Pokemon and Yu-gi-oh - don't they have conventions for that sort of thing?

If shipping wasn't such a b*tch to New Zealand I'd make a run for the XChanger. Nice rad (have one in my X58 rig) and pretty much the equal of the Alphacool NexXxos UT60's and HW labs GTX's I'm using for my watercool builds at the moment.

What are the BP fittings ? I'm always on the lookout for 1/2"ID -5/8" or 3/4" OD pure silver - saves mucking around with kill coils (more surface area too) -especially when it comes time to flush the loops.

Good luck
 
I posted the dimensions of the tubing wrong, got to change that, I was talking to red about his build. I have a ziplock freezer bag of 45 and 90 degree BP pure silver fittings. I'm guessing a good 20ish. I'm moving and everything is packed up, when I finish in a few weeks I'll check to see how many BP fittings I have. They are 1/2"ID-5/8" pure silver btw. Only thing I use. I go overboard sometimes with buying too much stuff. I'm using the Monsta right now. Saw the Feser 360, bought it, then saw the Monsta, bought it. Went nuts on fittings.

I'm sure they have conventions for the cards but like I said I'm trying to keep my nerd level to a solid 8.
 
Keep me posted on the fittings if you plan on offing them. I use 1/2"ID-5/8"OD where I can (Tygon R-3603- a little soft, but easy to manage with rotaries) - less clutter and block clearance issues than 3/4"OD -although some of my customers prefer the industrial look. Personally, having the guts of a computer looking like the interior of the Nostromo doesn't do much for me.
 
dividebyzero said:
Keep me posted on the fittings if you plan on offing them. I use 1/2"ID-5/8"OD where I can (Tygon R-3603- a little soft, but easy to manage with rotaries) - less clutter and block clearance issues than 3/4"OD -although some of my customers prefer the industrial look. Personally, having the guts of a computer looking like the interior of the Nostromo doesn't do much for me.
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Will do, That's the same exact model number of tygon I use.
 
Here's an idea, if you see cards that might be rare/expensive, look them up on Ebay and see what they've been running for.
 
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