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9 hours ago, Gegger said:

Dunno if this counts, but I have like 15 PS/2 keyboards and mice lying around...They were for PCs with PS/2 ports AND 10 USB ports.

If they are M2 models, they are quite valuable and highly desired.

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Just a casual reminder that windows 10 laptop is a usb player and a windows 7 desktop is a cd player.

Ciao.

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IBM PS/2 Model 57 SLC

386 SLC 20MHz

12MB RAM

16-bit VGA graphics

2.88MB floppy drive

Some hard drive

Windows 3.1

 

I also have the original mouse and the Model M keyboard for it.

 

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I got some old stuff lying around. Plenty of CPUs like XP1700, Duron 1Ghz, Celeron 540 and i3-2105. Got an old 256meg GPA (sic) video card and SB prodigy sound card.

2x4 Gskill Dual Flex DDR3 mems and 1x4 Ballistic Sport DDR4 mem.

 

Probably more if I look around. Do we have classified here? I'm in the USA.

 

 

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Gigabyte 128MB 6600GT Passive.

 

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On 2/28/2019 at 11:56 PM, Ωhmbreon said:

I still can't believe how fast storage technology has improved. Have some old hard drives from 2002.

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The Seagate U series on the right was also used in the original XBOX in 8GB capacity.

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1 hour ago, BetterThanLife said:

Gigabyte 128MB 6600GT Passive.

 

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I've got a 9400GT passive, and PCI 6200 passive, and I think a PCI 5200 that's also passive. For simple display out duty passive cards are awesome!

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1 hour ago, BetterThanLife said:

The Seagate U series on the right was also used in the original XBOX in 8GB capacity.

Not to mention they also used a different variant of Seagate drive (which was 10GB and honestly better) as well as the disgusting WD Protege drives.

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9 minutes ago, Schnoz said:

how do you just put a stick of ram in a raid card and why is it there

It's got a slot for it, it's for cache on the card. Exactly why it's needed I'm not sure, but HDD's used to have very small cache around 2MB so having a bigger cache on the controller card surely had benefits. Truth be told, I never was able to use the card as I couldn't get it working in Ubuntu 6.06. I wanted to setup a RAID array as a home file server with some auto-backup features.

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2 minutes ago, Schnoz said:

I wonder if that could actually run Minecraft

it can...

It runs it with minimum requirements, but it does succeed

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I have a Dell Dimension E521 just lying around. That AMD Athlon 64 X2 processor has a higher clock speed and the same amount of cores as my ASUS Chromebox CN-60 (from 2014). And the Dimension has more RAM though it's DDR2...XD 320GB HDD. I'm surprised it has a 7200rpm top speed.

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20 minutes ago, BLLDoesTech said:

it can...

It runs it with minimum requirements, but it does succeed

So better than the 9000igp Pro?

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Hi people,

 

I was cleaning some old stuff the other day and I found these.

 

It's the insides of an old PS2 if anyone know if they are of any use or value please let me know.

 

Cheers !!!

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Seeing as you can purchase a loose PS2 for about 10-20 USD, I do not think these would be of much value to most.

Even as some 'for parts' unit, you would likely be better off getting a full PS2.

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They might be of value to some collector, but tbh they don't look like they are in a working condition

75% of what I say is sarcastic

 

So is the rest probably

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Decent picture comin' in hot feat. shitty case that's still missing a sidepanel.

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5 minutes ago, Schnoz said:

them vrm heatsinks tho

Those are the CPU heatsinks...

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10 minutes ago, Schnoz said:

them vrm heatsinks tho

This is like the 3rd time I've seen him correct you on this lol...

 

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