I have a CUSL2-C Black Pearl that I recently picked up for like 20$. Aside from the black pcb and 20k gold heatsink is there anything special with it when compared to the stock CUSL2-C?
According to this review, it's pretty much a normal CUSL2-C. The "Black Pearledness" came from the packaging, the extras and the styling.
right, i don't think its anything special for usage, but surely a unique item for collection, and the price is fine as well.
I seen the go on eBay for around 40-50$ so it was not a bad deal.
I just needed a 815 for a 1.4ghz system and thought I'd grab one as it was a good deal.
ASUS
CUSL2-C
Wicked Wench
"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic."—Arthur C. Clarke
"No way. Installing the drivers on these things always gives me a headache."—Guybrush Threepwood (on cutting-edge voodoo technology)
Jade Falcon,
I have wanted that board since it first came out and have been looking for one, off and on, for years now. I'm having to settle for a regular CUSL2-C in my "teenager dream build." Probably weird but it is very much a "one that got away" type of situation for me.
Is there any way at all that you would sell it? Trade? Begging and pleading? Whatever tickles your fancy I suppose.
Thanks!
It's one of Asus first custom boards actually. It says so in the first few pages of the manual. Also has a customizable bios boot screens.
The included screwdriver was unique. Sadly I didn't get one with my ebay purchase.
Mine is paired with a pin modded 1.4ghz P3. If you want to do the same make sure you run the custom evil inside bios. The last official bios gave me periodical boot problems.
> W98SE . P3 1.4S . 512MB . Q.FX3K . SB Live! . 64GB SSD
>WXP/W8.1 . AMD 960T . 8GB . GTX285 . SB X-Fi . 128GB SSD
> Win XI . i7 12700k . 32GB . GTX1070TI . 512GB NVME
