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Limp Gawd
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Own a piece of history (and nostalgia!).
CaseTek Super ATX (EATX) Tower case, Model CK-1019-2B ALL ALUMINUM case.
(Big enough for dual Xeon EATX setups if you ever wanted to go that route). The case is still in fantastic shape.
Motherboard: Supermicro P3TDDE
http://www.supermicro.com/products/motherboard/P3/VIA/P3TDDE.cfm
Processors: Dual Pentium III-S Tualatin 1400mhz 512kb CPUs. Max it will take.
http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/Penti...7512 - RK80530KZ01751E (BX80530C1400512).html
Memory: 4x1gb Micron matched ECC SDRAM. Max it will take.
HDDs: (2) Seagate 120gb HDDs.
Floppy drive
LAN: Intel 1Gbs card (Also has onboard 100Mbps)
Video card: Nvidia Riva TNT2 model 64 32Mbytes memory.
USB: USB II card w/4 ports rear and 1 on top (Also has 2 USB I ports on rear onboard).
Case fans: 2 front/2 rear 80mm
NO SOUND (onboard or card). Eh... it's a server!
Power Supply: PC Power And Cooling 510 ATX-PFC 510watts/peak power 650watts that has about 2 months use use on it since PC Power And Cooling completely rebuilt it.
Almost new Sony DVD burner.
I can't bear to part this out. Please do not ask, besides the power supply in it is very special and you would have a heck of a time finding another one that has the right connections for the board. It is actually still quite fast. The reason I am parting it out is I FINALLY broke down and built a new fileserver. I will round up all the drive rails and software I have for it (Supermicro's website still has the drivers for it). It has Windows XP Pro on it right now but I am going to wipe the drives. I used to run Windows Server 2003 SP1 on it and it ran fine on it also. I will include a Promise ATA PCI card so you can run 4 more HDDs if you need to. Also the board has a Promise ATA/100 Controller that supports RAID 0, 1, 0+1 (I used this in RAID 0). At one time I had 8 HDDs in it!
$100 SHIPPED! EDIT: NOW $90.00 SHIPPED!! Continental USA only. You know this is gonna cost me pretty big to ship this bad boy so 100 bucks is a bargain. PayPal accepted.
HEATWARE: http://www.heatware.com/eval.php?id=2770





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CaseTek Super ATX (EATX) Tower case, Model CK-1019-2B ALL ALUMINUM case.
(Big enough for dual Xeon EATX setups if you ever wanted to go that route). The case is still in fantastic shape.
Motherboard: Supermicro P3TDDE
http://www.supermicro.com/products/motherboard/P3/VIA/P3TDDE.cfm
Processors: Dual Pentium III-S Tualatin 1400mhz 512kb CPUs. Max it will take.
http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/Penti...7512 - RK80530KZ01751E (BX80530C1400512).html
Memory: 4x1gb Micron matched ECC SDRAM. Max it will take.
HDDs: (2) Seagate 120gb HDDs.
Floppy drive
LAN: Intel 1Gbs card (Also has onboard 100Mbps)
Video card: Nvidia Riva TNT2 model 64 32Mbytes memory.
USB: USB II card w/4 ports rear and 1 on top (Also has 2 USB I ports on rear onboard).
Case fans: 2 front/2 rear 80mm
NO SOUND (onboard or card). Eh... it's a server!
Power Supply: PC Power And Cooling 510 ATX-PFC 510watts/peak power 650watts that has about 2 months use use on it since PC Power And Cooling completely rebuilt it.
Almost new Sony DVD burner.
I can't bear to part this out. Please do not ask, besides the power supply in it is very special and you would have a heck of a time finding another one that has the right connections for the board. It is actually still quite fast. The reason I am parting it out is I FINALLY broke down and built a new fileserver. I will round up all the drive rails and software I have for it (Supermicro's website still has the drivers for it). It has Windows XP Pro on it right now but I am going to wipe the drives. I used to run Windows Server 2003 SP1 on it and it ran fine on it also. I will include a Promise ATA PCI card so you can run 4 more HDDs if you need to. Also the board has a Promise ATA/100 Controller that supports RAID 0, 1, 0+1 (I used this in RAID 0). At one time I had 8 HDDs in it!
$100 SHIPPED! EDIT: NOW $90.00 SHIPPED!! Continental USA only. You know this is gonna cost me pretty big to ship this bad boy so 100 bucks is a bargain. PayPal accepted.
HEATWARE: http://www.heatware.com/eval.php?id=2770





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