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I just looked at the shelf last night, and realized all the crap sitting on it. 10 80mm fans, 4 60mm, 2 40mm, 3 96mm, 2 floppy drives, 5 cdrom drives, 11 hdds, a case of old socket 5/7 mobos (gonna donate them), ATI TV wonder, 2vid cap cards, 4 nics, a PPro mobo and cpu, a tray of various socket 7 cpu's, a few old scsi cards, over a dozen heat sinks, 4 modems, a power suply, some old sound cards, 5 slockets, a pair of orbs (one socket 370, one slot1), a dead PII Xeon, a few V2 and V1 cards, some EDO dimms, and an old 486 integrated system board with ram.

Sick collection of crap
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bio, you gimmie 2 80 mm fans, and i'll give you 2 4 meg simms and 3 anti static bags, i need fans bad!
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How about I just send the 80mm fans with the stuff? I don't need more simms :)

I've also got esd bags big enough for a computer AND monitor to go in at the same time.
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You could always put together a crap system and donate it to a school for a tax write-off. Or donate it to any computer-lacking family member. Why not sweeten things up between you and Nat's dad by giving him a system?
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he just bought an emachine (just one more reason not to go over there). I've already donated 2 ppro servers, 11 Pentium grade workstations, and countless 486 workstations to a local catholic school. Trust me I already do LOTS of that stuff.
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speakin of the deal bio, what are we going to do about the chip? faster be better :) but in the end i leave the deciosion to you, btw did y=the MO get 2u yet?
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well I'd be more than happy to take all that stuff of your hands :)
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i hear you bio, i just shipped a big box of stuff ups ground. it was 14 pounds

http://www.pcabusers.net/forums/showthr ... eadid=3045

didnt make any money, but i'm glad to be rid of it.
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I usually sell my old stuff, but I've got a few things sitting in the closet: some fans, a floppy drive, 2 HD's, CD-Rom, GeForce DDR (gotta sell that still), 56k modem, old mouse, 14" monitor, old speakers, old keyboard, Voodoo 2, some really old RAM... I think that's it...
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I have been trying to forget that stuff. I have an ATX case, 2 14" monitors,a couple of modems,3mice,2CD ROMS,2 joysticks,keyboards,old speakers,2 ancient video cars,3 sound cards, and a milk crate full of misc. wires and cables and such
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one thing i learned fast is not to hoard stuff especially hard drives and vid cards, as soon as the bigger and faster ones come out, it will be nearly impossible to get what you paid for it. the cycle for HD's is really short, maybe 3 mos, vid cards, maybe 6 mos...

prices will fall, (except for maybe ram).
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just to add to the list... my parents garage full of 126 complete 486 / low end pentium system, 14" monitors for them all, as of last night.

Not sure why they're there, or what I'm gonna do with em yet.
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Bio ! those v2's any good? what brand are they? maybe I'll make myself an SLI rig for awhile until I can figure out the problem with my TNT2. LMK about em and how much ya want for them (cheap or free!) :up heh heh

what's the PPro mobo and chip? I may buy that from ya

LMK bout this stuff !
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edit here- Forgot to ask what Socket 7 chips ya got?? and 233MMX intels??

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Post by Coco »

Bio, if you don't want some of those stuff, LMK! I buy some of them from you, plz email me. Thanks.
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demrok, the V2 cards are shot to shit :( no idea who made them either... they were pulled out of a system I tried to repair after an electrical surge (blew EVERYTHING). I do have LOTS of intel MMX chips, I believe that a few of em are 233's and there's even an engineering sample of a 266 in there somewhere.
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