Yup , I just got a set for 38357 that had a 45 acp sizing die in there instead . Chocked it up to the distributor , they fixed it . <| sep |> yes i i 3 6100 and from what i have experienced the msi coolers are usually good and silent <| sep |> Way to repost from meirl to funny <| sep |> I think this is a reasonable point scarcities of some kinds clearly still exist in Star Trek ' s 24 th century . However , in order for money to be in routine use , those scarcities both have to be of a kind that money could in principle facilitate trade around them , and they must also provide sufficient incentive to people that they consider it worth the effort to acquire that money . For example , habitable worlds may be a scarce commodity for Federation citizens not everyone owns their own moon . In order for that scarcity to give rise to monetary transactions however , several conditions need to be met . Firstly , habitable worlds must be tradable . Secondly , there must be a market for people who want to own a planet . Thirdly , the reward for those people in owning a planet the ' utility ' in economics language must outweigh the hassle involved in obtaining the necessary funds to purchase one , and finally , the cost price must be within reach to a sufficient number of people for transactions to actually take place . To varying degrees , all of these conditions might fail to be met the Federation may not recognise property claims by individuals over entire planets , making them untradable due to the erosion of greed as a motivating factor in people ' s lives , there might be almost nobody in the Federation who thinks owning a planet as an individual would be particularly desirable and the effort required for an individual to obtain the theoretical purchase price for a planet might be so astronomical that it is either not worth considering or entirely out of reach . Applying this kind of reasoning to other commodities and services , I think it ' s possible in most cases to see that although scarcities still exist in the 24 th century , those scarcities nevertheless do not typically lead to monetary transactions between Federation citizens , and so , for them at least , money effectively does not exist .