was [MLUG - DISCUSSION] VR3, now gamecube/fishtank selling

[Jason McIntosh <EMAIL:PROTECTED>]

As for the game-cube, it depends on what you want with it.  I have three
paddles, Luigi's Mansion, a memory cartridge, and Super Mario Smash Bros.
I've got the box, connectors, etc. all still.  Considering new, these sell
for:
game-cube starter (cube, memory, 1 controller) - 250 new, prefer 200 as
it's only a few months old, and not heavily used

controllers - 15+ each new (I'll ask 10) (so another 20) (one of the
contollers has an extension on it)

games:
smash bros - 50 new, 35 used
luigi's mansion - 50 new, 30 used

so 200 + 20 + 65 (make it an even 55 if the whole system is purchased), so
total $275

The fishtank I'm going to shoot for about 400, considerring all the stuff
in it, but I'll definitely consider a best offer.  I can provide more
details there, but figured if anyone wants to know, they can email me
directly.
Cheers!
Jason

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On Thu, 2 May 2002, Ross, Matt wrote:

> The Athlon XP's have serious multitasking and heat problems, I would think
> the dual durons would be a better configuration, albeit perhaps more
> expensive.  Another thought, which is better? a 1ghz athlon or a 1ghz duron?
> 
> As for the game cube, how much?  I don't need a fish tank, but it might be a
> nice place to store my 10 year old user of said gaming system, if I were to
> purchase it from you. ;-)
> 
> > In particular, linux does run on the Armstrong processors.  
> > The iPAQ's all
> > use a 206Mhz Armstrong processor, and from what I've seen, 
> > it's a pretty
> > fast and responsive system.  I'm very very seriously 
> > considering getting
> > one.  On the other computer hand, here's another question:
> > Which would be better, a dual-athlon based system with dual 
> > 1ghz durons,
> > or a single-processor running like a 1400+ XP athlon processor?  I'm
> > considering doing an upgrade on my system, and was trying to 
> > figure out
> > which to look at.  I'm seriously looking at some of the 
> > Asustek boards,
> > with all the nifty stuff they include, but I can't decide
> > yet.  Particularly when you consider cost and upgradability.  
> > Advice is
> > welcome, along with any ideas or other thoughts.  Even those 
> > such as "just
> > go with a dual PIII system" or "why do you need yet another computer?"
> > As part of that, anyone interested in purchasing a game-cube 
> > or a 55gallon
> > fishtank? :)
> > Regards,
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