Re: [MLUG] Computer stuff for sale

["Shawn Parker" <EMAIL:PROTECTED>]

have you sold these yet?

On 3/5/07, McIntosh Jason <EMAIL:PROTECTED> wrote:
> Sorry, it's early morning still, PGA370  (I'm thinking 478 like P4's... need
> more caffeine)
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> On Mar 5, 2007, at 9:18 AM, McIntosh Jason wrote:
> The motherboard is actually Socket 378 if I recall right.  It does support
> up to like 1Ghz P3 socket processors, but no slot processors.  The
> processors that are in it right now were supposedly designed to be overclock
> to like 550Mhz, although I never really did so.
> Jason
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> On Mar 4, 2007, at 10:13 PM, Fallert, Adam Christian wrote:
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> What is the motherboard in that Celeron Server.  I've got a 666 PIII (slot
> A) on a mobo with a bad northbridge.  Can that mobo run up to a slot A PIII.
> The mobo itself is still stable enough to run Linux, as it was just
> temporarily in my Linux file server while I was waiting for its mobo
> replacement to arrive, but it struggles with Win 2003 .  As such, I haven't
> had a dhcp server in my house for a few months (before the flames begin, I
> simply prefer the windows DHCP server over linux's), and I hate running DHCP
> on my router... not robust enough!
>
> Thanks
> Adam
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> Ok, time to junk some stuff ;)  Well, not junk, since it's not junky
> stuff.  But, I have lowered prices on some stuff I was trying to sell
> previously.
>
> $30 for a case, Socket 478 motherboard, TNT2 AGP Video card (got a 3dfx
> card as well).  NO power supply.  Includes a DVD-ROM/CDBurner, floppy
> disk.  Does include any cables you could want.   The motherboard has
> built-in ethernet, sound, etc.  Model is an ECS L4VXA2:
> http://www.geeks.com/details.asp?InvtId=L4VXA2
> http://www.ecs.com.tw/ECSWebSite/Products/ProductsDetail.aspx?detailid=44&DetailName=Specification&MenuID=1&LanID=9
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> Second thing up for sale:
> Dual 366 Celeron Server.  Has at least 200MB Ram (not sure without
> starting it up, but I think I've also got a 256MB chip I can put in.  It
> has an SBLive sound card, TNT2 Video card, generic Kingston network card,
> USB, CD, Floppy, 30GB Harddrive, etc.  I'm asking $40/obo - although the
> parts alone are worth that.  (note, no keyboard, monitor, etc.)
>
> Someone, make an offer.  The celeron box made a great Linux system - used
> it as a router for a LONG time.  Course, I did have a 80gb HD in it at
> that point (it's got a HighPoint IDE card, I can get more details later if
> needed).
>
> Aside from the above, got a number of parts and pieces of computer
> equipment for sale, such as video cards, all kinds of cables, adapters,
> screws, etc. etc.  In other words, I'm cleaing out the junk, giving this
> stuff away.  All ya have to do is come pick it up.
>
> Thanks!
> Jason
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