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I have 10 year old processors that perform more or less like new.

If I could have bought new and gotten the same performance, I'd have gone new, no question. I've purchased used processors and motherboards before and have been relatively problem free, but that's because I'm cash strapped.

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The 26xx series with the right mods can be relatively quiet. Sure if you buy some old X5600 series chips yes it'll be loud, obnoxious, and power hungry. I've bought lots of Dell and Supermicro used equipment, swapped out the CPU to the Xeon 2670s when the crash hit and been running my 100+TB arrays (Plex, VPN, DuckDNS, docker images) with WDREDs without hinderance. They are enterprise for a REASON: designed to last, design for punishment, and designed to handle everything that anything a 'home user' tosses at them.

While new components aren't immune to technical issues, we don't have to worry about any abusive past they may have experienced, and we have the protection of a manufacturer's warranty that will at least get us through the first few years.'

When buying these parts and systems, you likely won't know what types of workloads they were given, how adequately they were cooled or maintained, or any other issues that could affect their performance and longevity. Enterprise-class components are certainly built for reliability, but the used processors and systems being sold have already given a 'lifetime' of service. This piece right here shows they are clueless:

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