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What should I do with old (and Ancient) parts?


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We all have parts, we All upgrade our parts.  But those upgraded parts tend to do something be it sit around on the floor.  sit around in a box. sit around on a shelf. or sit inside your old computer.  I was wondering what the best way to handle these legacy parts would be.  Consider it CD drives, Floppy drives, 40 MB HDDs...  Vodoos...  Pentiums...  What would you do with this stuff?

assume all the parts are old but working.

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Put them in a display shelf. 

Displaying them is always a nice techy thing to do. You mentioned a lot of drives though, those don't look too cool on a shelf :P

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Put them in a display shelf. 

Displaying them is always a nice techy thing to do. You mentioned a lot of drives though, those don't look too cool on a shelf :P

I bet in 50 years those 40 MB HDDs would look cool :)  I think an uncovered 6 Platter one would steal the show though...

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OC'EM TO DEATH

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Could sell them even though you wouldn't get much but have heard that some people do build systems with older parts for nestalgia and games that work a lot better on older systems.

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