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- e***2 (1379)- Feedback left by buyer.More than a year agoVerified purchaseSuperb seller!!! The computer came quickly, however local carrier destroyed the plastic panel. The packing was great, just UPS driver didn't care. The seller refunded me completely without me even asking for a refund or return and allowed me to keep the item!! Super honest and great communications. I highly recommend this seller!! I wish more sellers were like that on eBay!!!
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Reviews (15)
Nov 04, 2017
Not compatible with my Sprint L720.
Product was listed as compatible with the SPH-L720; however, there were serious issues with it. The glass/bezel portion of this display assembly was about 1 mm thicker than that of my L720 S4's display assembly. While everything plugged in nicely and snapped back together easily, I could no longer fit the phone into 2 separate SPH-L720 S4 cases. This was, unfortunately, the smallest problem. This assembly did not have the correct heatsinks for the Snapdragon CPU, ROM/RAM chips, etc., and no thermal paste squares were supplied. Additionally, the internal metal frame either did not have proper electrical grounding (possibly due to having been painted black), or was designed for a revised SPH-L720 which may have had a more efficient LTE antenna design. These issues caused the phone to run not (52° C) even at idle. Ultimately, this heat issue cooked my SD card and caused the device to go into a boot loop. Even after a factory reset, the problem persisted. The part itself is of good quality, and the inclusion of the spudging/prying tools was very courteous.
Jun 05, 2016
Incredible performance for the money!
2 of 2 found this helpful I use this product on both a desktop and laptop. Super easy installation. Windows 10 boot and shutdown times are incredibly fast (less than 10 seconds for each). My only feedback for the manufacturer is that they should consider bundling their solid state disks with disk cloning software. Still, the value is unbeatable. Since I installed the disk about 1 week ago, I have reclaimed nearly 2 hours of my life not waiting for the machine to boot. That alone makes this disk worth considering. Highly recommended!
Dec 03, 2010
Very fast card for aging AGP motherboards
This is one of the best AGP video cards you can get for AGP motherboards, and the best AGP NVidia card you can get.
If you are searching for an AGP card, you are probably:
1. Trying to breathe new life into your old AGP system,
2. Don't want to bust the bank in spending tons of money on a new PC or new system build
AND you want a worry-free driver installation experience.
My advice:
If you are still using a PC with a motherboard with ancient architecture (i.e.; Pentium III, AMD-K6 series), any relatively new AGP video card (i.e.; new within the last 6-7 years as of today, 12/3/2010) wouldn't really be worth the money, as the graphics subsystem is CPU dependent. I have tested an NVidia GeForce 4 Ti4200 (circa 2002) in such a system. While it worked, I saw no noticeable performance improvements.
If you are using any Pentium 4 system, Prescott or later (400 MHz, 533 MHz, or 800 MHz FSB), AMD Athlon XP or Athlon 64, you will benefit from this video card, depending on what you had before. For the extremely budget-conscious who desire a basic upgrade for mainstream application graphics and light gaming, you may want to consider an AGP version of the GeForce 7300/512 MB instead. If you are upgrading from a GeForce 6800 series, you will benefit from the added memory of this card, but, depending on the CPU, you may not necessarily see a huge improvement in rendering performance. If you have a really fast P4 or Athlon 64, the video card will obviously run faster than the 6800.
My build is an nForce2 motherboard with an AMD Athlon XP 3200+, 2 GB of Corsair DDR400/Dual Channel + SATA RAID 0. Very slow when compared with modern hardware (i.e.; a 6-core i7/LGA1366 platform with tons of 2000 MHz triple-channel DDR3 memory), but with this video card I could pretty much do most things, and yes, I can run Crysis at fairly high settings and still get good framerates (20s-30s). With the 6800, its 256 MB of RAM proved to be a bottleneck with a few modern games where the 7950 really shined with the extra RAM.
Unfortunately, this card is no longer sold at places like TigerDirect or Newegg, so eBay is your best best. If you do purchase the XFX card, the cooler will eventually fail (as mine did), but you can replace it with an aftermarket VGA cooler from any reputable manufacturer, such as AeroCool.