Hi all!
Long time no..post?
Anyhow, I took a buttload of dead hard drives, board's, and old AT desktop's to the recycling drop-off a few towns over. Of course, I couldn't help but look through the treasure that had been left, and this is what I reclaimed;
*a Sony VAIO PCV-RZ32G minus the hard drive, and also missing the bottom northbridge heatsink clip loop thingy on the motherboard. If anyone knows how I can fix this?...
*A generic Socket 462 system with an Audigy soundcard. Turns out the socket 462 was a duron 650mhz, ick... But 256MB's worth of 133mhz ram, non the less! It also had an ATI Rage 128 AGP card, LOL!
*A Geforce 2 AGP card. One of mine just died and I have no more. =3
*Three or four sticks of 32-64MB PC100 RAM
Other stuff that I saw but didn't take include a 286 machine, a 486 packard bell( I took the 486 CPU lol) WITH windows 3.1 manual (thick!), a wierd satellite tv thingy that looked like a NAT storage devices, or like two external zip drives stack on one another, connected with a printer cable, but it also had a USB port? Most of the stuff there consisted of HUGE CRT montiors, some of them four years old or less, as well as VCRs, DVD players, and tuners.
Long time no..post?
Anyhow, I took a buttload of dead hard drives, board's, and old AT desktop's to the recycling drop-off a few towns over. Of course, I couldn't help but look through the treasure that had been left, and this is what I reclaimed;
*a Sony VAIO PCV-RZ32G minus the hard drive, and also missing the bottom northbridge heatsink clip loop thingy on the motherboard. If anyone knows how I can fix this?...
*A generic Socket 462 system with an Audigy soundcard. Turns out the socket 462 was a duron 650mhz, ick... But 256MB's worth of 133mhz ram, non the less! It also had an ATI Rage 128 AGP card, LOL!
*A Geforce 2 AGP card. One of mine just died and I have no more. =3
*Three or four sticks of 32-64MB PC100 RAM
Other stuff that I saw but didn't take include a 286 machine, a 486 packard bell( I took the 486 CPU lol) WITH windows 3.1 manual (thick!), a wierd satellite tv thingy that looked like a NAT storage devices, or like two external zip drives stack on one another, connected with a printer cable, but it also had a USB port? Most of the stuff there consisted of HUGE CRT montiors, some of them four years old or less, as well as VCRs, DVD players, and tuners.
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