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**Title:** Resurrecting a Broken $1000 Alienware System
**Summary:**
* The creator bought a broken Alienware system on eBay for ~$1000 (CAD) without knowing its specs.
* Upon opening, they found a used system with a mysterious graphics card, a single 16GB RAM stick, and an All-In-One (AIO) liquid cooler.
* Initial power-on attempts resulted in error codes indicating a PCI video failure, later revealed to be a system board, memory, or processor failure.
* Investigation revealed **no CPU was installed**.
* The creator tested the graphics card in another system, and to their surprise, it worked - a 10GB NVIDIA GeForce 3080.
* On a whim, they installed a Ryzen 5900X CPU into the Alienware system, which **miraculously booted**.
* The system now works for gaming, albeit with high temperatures and noise, but the creator considers it a partial victory given the initial circumstances.
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1. **Purchase Details**: The author bought a broken Alienware system on eBay for around $1000 (Canadian) before shipping and tax.
2. **System Condition**: The system was listed as broken on eBay with unspecified damage.
3. **Lack of Specs**: The eBay listing did not include the system's specifications.
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7. **System Box Condition**: The box appeared to have been stored at the bottom of a well and had crop circles (likely shipping labels) cut into it.
8. **Included Peripherals**: The system came with E-Waste peripherals.
9. **Initial Inspection**: No clear external damage was visible, but a Ryzen 5000 sticker was on the front.
10. **System Model**: It's a previous generation Alienware desktop, specifically the rebuilt one with the power supply over the CPU Cooler.
11. **Graphics Card Presence**: A graphics card was present, but its type was initially unknown due to lack of labeling.
12. **Error Code**: Upon powering on, the system displayed an error code of 3 orange flashes, followed by 2, indicating a PCI video failure.
13. **Diagnostic Attempts**:
* Reseating the graphics card did not resolve the issue.
* Swapping RAM sticks did not resolve the issue.
* Resetting the CMOS did not resolve the issue.
14. **CPU Discovery**: Upon closer inspection, it was found that the CPU was missing from the system.
15. **Testing with New CPU**: A working Horizon CPU was installed, and the system booted successfully.
16. **Graphics Card Testing**: The graphics card was tested in another system and found to be functional.
17. **Graphics Card Model**: The graphics card is a 10GB NVIDIA GeForce 3080.
18. **Successful Boot with Ryzen CPU**: The system successfully booted with a Ryzen 5900X CPU installed.
19. **Gaming Performance**: The system was able to game, albeit with high CPU temperatures (up to 82°C) and noise.
20. **Cooling Performance**: The AIO cooler performed decently, keeping GPU temperatures below 70°C during gaming.