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Post by totokan »

cables and whatnot, here're some pics. Give me an offer, I'll see what I can do. Want to know what something is? Just ask, I'll give more info on demand, i figure too much stuff to give info on it all.
Overview:
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(Clockwise from top) 4pin power to SATA Power (2), ESATA , SATA, IDE:
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(Clockwise, top-left) PCI Riser, PCI ATA card (i think), Firewire PCI Slot ,PCI 10/100 Network card, S-Video cable:
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another firewire thing, SATA, assorted RAM (ask me for details), more SATA:
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Lots of SATA, 2x Northbridge fans (original purpose), Dlink wireless stuff (3 different ones, the USB has an un-pictured base):
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3x 85mm fan, 4x smaller than that fan (don't know actual size), 4pin to SATA power, 4pin to PCI-E graphics card (Nvidia 8800GT, original owner) Svideo to Composite (Only for graphics cards? Dunno):
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CD-ROM drive:

Graphics card self-contained water cooling system, Asrock 775v88+ motherboard(AGP slot isn't working, don't know why, probably my card):
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Radio Shack Picture viewer (nice, small color screen, maybe useful?):

Back:

Also, I have an un-pictured pile of cables. Need a specific computer cable? I probably have it.
Everything works, unless specified otherwise. Most are new in packaging!
EDIT: Whoops! Forgot pictures! Wait for me to upload them, maybe 10 minutes?
edit 2:
Ram info
-168 is two "slits", 184 is one "slit"
-All are individual "sticks"
256 MB 133MHz -168 pin SDRAM
256 MB -184 pin DDR
128 MB - 168 pin SDRAM
32MB PC100 168 pin SDRAM
128MB 133 MHz -68 pin SDRAM
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Post by cowsgoquack101 »

How much for the 8800GT and more information on the asrock watercooler please?
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Sorry, the pics make everything clear(er). There is no 8800GT for sale, the adapter was from it... The watercooling is made by thermaltake, under the "Tide Water" name. Really, I'm not sure what went wrong with the pictures, but wait approximately two minutes and I'll fix it.
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Post by cowsgoquack101 »

It's ok. I just saw 8800GT and what not and it's too late for me to care to read that much. :)

I was wondering what you meant by "look at the pictures". :lol:
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Too late? It's only midnight! Surely, you must follow an odd schedule :D.
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Post by cowsgoquack101 »

totokan wrote:Too late? It's only midnight! Surely, you must follow an odd schedule :D.
Yeah, public school.
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cowsgoquack101 wrote:
totokan wrote:Too late? It's only midnight! Surely, you must follow an odd schedule :D.
Yeah, public school.
Ah, you have my sympathy. Good luck with that! Work hard, and eventually you may end up with a career which may or may not make you large amounts of money, and which may or may not be fun!
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cowsgoquack101 wrote:
totokan wrote:Too late? It's only midnight! Surely, you must follow an odd schedule :D.
Yeah, public school.
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Post by Triton »

info on the ram? i need 2x 256mb pc133 ram (vaio pcv rx-550 desktop) cause this thing is slow as crap! :lol:
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Post by Bibin »

Triton wrote:info on the ram? i need 2x 256mb pc133 ram (vaio pcv rx-550 desktop) cause this thing is slow as crap! :lol:
I might be able to help with that.
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Post by nic8082242 »

Ok do you happen to have any 184-Pin DDR SDRAM, cause my dell is sllllllllllooooooooooooooowwwwwwwwwwwww.
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RAM:
Amount Frequency Type Brand
256 MB 133MHz SDRAM IBM
256 MB Dunno DDR hynix
128 MB Dunno SDRAM dunno
32MB (PC66 or 100, I've gotten conflicting reports) SDRAM Hyundai (HYM7v64400)
128MB 133 MHz SDRAM HP (1818-8150)
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Post by Bibin »

totokan wrote:32MB (PC66 or 100, I've gotten conflicting reports) SDRAM Hyundai (HYM7v64400)
You probably have 100, but used it in a machine that'll only take 66, so it had to run a bit slower, resulting in that report.
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Well, I can't test it, but googling the model number turns up different info...
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Post by m_lovitt »

I also need some old pc-100 ram (2X256 stick)
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