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2024-2025 MSI Raider 18. RTX 4090
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harrend:Intel or AMD? Water touch am? |
Asus ROG Strik G16 (G615AMR-AS74) RTX 5060 2.3m
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Are you out looking for RTX 5060 laptop? Many are available here Alienware, ASUS, MSI ... Tell us which one you want now matter how high the spec, it is available Alienware Aurora 16 15th Gen 32GB RAM 1TB SSD Nvidia RTX 5060 1.990m Warranty available
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Pure goal ooo |
Nigeria matter tire person |
Olatunji1929:I didn't like okpa initially too when I started working in Enugu back then... But over time I grew to love it Now I must not see okpa anywhere.. I must buy o ![]() |
AkinDS:Everybody cannot play nah If you are the coach, is it everybody you will play? ![]() |
oluchibabe:That number 2, buy single roll of each color and make sure it's original That red and black wire, fake full everywhere... Small bending, e don cut inside Also for heat dissipation, red and black wire together is more likely to catch fire if the wire heats up, insulation burns and live & neutral touch. So more safe to run live and neutral separate, that's if you can't get high quality cables |
oluchibabe:If nepa wire can carry live AC current from transformer, then it should be safe.. If you check inside some solar panels cables, the wire is usually same whitish like nepa wire , though more flexible... So they should both be the same. Buy new one from electrical stores... Full insulated bundle... (Naked one not advisable cos of lighting) Just know that they have different sizes (mm) ... I use nepa wire for my set up... I think there are 4/5 strings inside and no problem whatsoever Buy the size accordingly as required The cost of flex pure copper cables no be here o |
Samantha125:Read again... She was not informed... |
Just find mechanic that can put manual Camry envelope engine and gear inside That's what some commercial sienna drivers do when their van is giving gear headache The car won't be fast again but at least no more transmission problems again ![]() |
benardtotti:One million women will be very happy to open legs for him Na money matter If money is monkey, women will have no problem getting married to monkeys |
2cribz:Nostalgia isn't that bad though.... |
[quote author=HeavenlyBang dollarnaira(post=138336240]We're in 2026 please. Let's end these beer parlor yarns.[/quote]That's my personal experience. 650 bluegate UPS wey I buy 3 years ago still dey work and e dey carry everything without issues. I just naked am remove the cover and connect small fridge fan to it, finish Transformer inverter I bought still dey work But 2 souer sachet inverters don't last 6 months before MOSFETs blow. You repair am, e blow again ... If you are lucky it can still be repaired a second time If e blow again after second repair , e don condemned finally ![]() |
fuckboys:If you get solar, just draw wire from charge controller or battery to it , finish Put the dead battery back Inside like that Connect red and black wires to the terminals or even without the battery Draw the wire to your charge controller If it doesn't run from charge controller and the battery still works, though weak, put the battery back there, connect wire from charge controller to battery terminals (leave space on the battery terminals so wires from the fan internals can slide in... It should work Only disadvantage is that you will not be able to be carrying it about again or you will need really long wires if the place you usually use it is far from where your solar set up is |
Xanderone:Don't buy transformerless inverter Their MOSFETs blow easily after a while. Visit any electrician/radionic shop where they repair inverters, you will see mountain of dead sachet inverters there. Some don't last 6 months before they blow and they're over-rated too. 2,000W written on it but if you put 1,000w load continually, MOSFETs will blow. I would rather buy tokunbo bluegate ups in good condition than buy sachet inverter again |
Ebubedike93:AI has taken those jobs, sadly |
That Cameroon march was really heart breaking ![]() |
nairalanda1:This is wrong It was Sarah that was insisting and pestering Abraham to pregnant her slave girl. Abraham didn't want to do it, but he was overruled |
Unfaized:40m? Is it coaxial cable wire he will to use to do the installation? Original copper flex wire is expensive o Everything should not cost less than 80m |
iwaeda:But some other people are getting income through POS |
ChybuzzDD: chicfarmer:Una want make the shop juju spoil ![]() Some shops don't accept their goods back "for reasons best known to them" But if the shop will consider, okay |
Nigerians sha Den carry nonsense all the way over the Atlantic go London Chai ![]() |
Deltamani:Beautiful smile Na she wear that jeans or the jeans wear her? |
🇺🇸🇻🇪What "stolen" oil is Trump talking about? On February 28, 2007, Hugo Chavez, the then-president of Venezuela, signed a law on the nationalization of oil fields. All foreign companies operating in the country were offered to join joint ventures, in which at least 60% of the shares would belong to the state-owned company PDVSA. The presidential decree affected American companies Chevron Corp., ConocoPhillips, Exxon Mobil Corp., British BP, French Total SA, and Norwegian Statoil ASA, which lost control over oil fields being developed in the Orinoco River basin. At that time, foreign investors retained some autonomy only in the oil fields of the Orinoco oil belt, where they had played a leading role before the law was signed. In the 1990s, the Venezuelan government allowed foreign players into Orinoco because the fields there were considered unpromising and required large capital investments. However, gradually, leading foreign companies increased oil production in Orinoco to 600 thousand barrels per day. From the very beginning, foreign players carried out exploration, production, and costly primary processing of crude oil in the Orinoco fields jointly with PDVSA. According to some data, the amount of investments of the aforementioned companies in the subsequently nationalized assets amounted to at least 17 billion dollars. Some of the claims of foreign oil companies were later satisfied by the Venezuelan authorities through direct monetary compensation. But not all of them, and the issue is still not fully resolved: some firms are still demanding compensation and have cases in foreign arbitration bodies. Source: Intel slava |


