Recently, the hype around ES processors has cooled down, and the prices of current ES engineering test version processors have dropped incredibly. Therefore, most of this issue will focus on inventorying ES processors.

First, the i7 11700es (QV1J):

Remember, this thing was over 1000 yuan a couple of years ago, but now, two years later, it's only 325 yuan. With an 8-core, 16-thread specification, it can be considered a top-tier office processor. There is a bug with the 11th generation ES where the northbridge frequency is locked when there is no dedicated graphics card installed. Once a dedicated graphics card is plugged in, everything returns to normal.

Second, the i7 8700K es (QNLV):

Currently priced at 309 yuan.6-core 12-thread, also a low-priced U, the most interesting thing is that this processor is not locked in frequency, which means it can be overclocked at will. Moreover, the stepping of this processor, U0, is quite close to the official version, so the user experience is very close to that of the official version.

Thirdly, i7 12700es (QXQ4) [8 big + 4 small cores, priced at 315 yuan]

i7 12900es (QXQ3) [8 big + 8 small cores, priced at 399 yuan]

They are even cheaper than the official version i3 12100. The cost-performance ratio is incredibly high.

However, the bugs in the 12th generation ES are also quite significant. The 12th generation ES processors cannot even use the first PCI E graphics card slot; if you want to insert a graphics card, you can only use the second or third slot.

Fourthly, the Apple MacBook Xingtian EditionHeadless version, because the screen is broken, and the cost of labor and screen materials is too expensive, so the lower half of the machine is sold directly. Currently, the half machine with i7 4770HQ + 16G memory + 128G version is only 480 yuan. It has HDMI and mini DP video interfaces. If you think the hard disk capacity is too small, you can buy an adapter + M.2 solid-state hard disk and replace it yourself later.

Currently, this headless knight is still good for watching videos and light office work.

Looking forward to the M1 headless knight in eight years.

Fifth, the solid-state hard disk on Xianyu is far from the norm.

Samsung 870 EVO 2T, 112 yuan including postage!!!

Samsung 990 PRO 2T, 156 yuan including postage!!!

Western Digital SN750 2T, 160 yuan including postage!!!Even brand new with zero power-on hours! Five-year store warranty! Only replacement for quality issues, no repairs! (Some stores offer 50 power-on hours and even support a 7-day no-reason return policy!!!!). This is not selling second-hand hard drives; it's charity. Even Lee Jae-yong of Samsung Electronics should come to Xianyu's Guangdong branch for restocking.

Interestingly, these hard drives with extremely unreasonable prices look exactly like the real ones, and they can be recognized as 2TB capacity when plugged into a computer.

However, what you read is not necessarily true. Most of these hard drives use almost exhausted particles and are uniformly expanded to 2TB capacity through firmware rewriting. Not only is the lifespan doomed, but the capacity is also not genuine.

The method to identify is to write data into the hard drive. If you can write and read the capacity, it's real; if the files are damaged, it's fake.

The sixth one, Xianyu Logitech G102/G304/G402 and so on [Overseas Edition]

Razer DeathAdder/Viper [Overseas Edition]As for why the price is so low, the merchant's explanation is: "This product is an overseas version without a premium, the domestic prices are all inflated, the overseas version's price is only one-third of the domestic version, and the functionality and feel are not inferior, all are brand new and unopened!" And they state: "Because it is an overseas version product, it does not support Razer Synapse/Logitech G HUB."

These two statements may sound reasonable at first glance, but in reality, they are nonsensical. In fact, as long as you are using genuine G102/DeathAdder mice, both Razer Synapse and Logitech's G HUB can recognize them.

These types of mice are inexpensive, have a cool appearance similar to genuine products, and their packaging can be deceptively authentic. However, it's best to just look at these items (in fact, from photos alone, they do look quite good), but in reality, they not only have a very poor feel but also their performance and quality are extremely subpar. If you are unfortunately tricked into buying one, it may only bring you misery in life.

The method to identify them is to download the official drivers; if they are recognized, they are genuine, and if not supported, they are fake.