That Soyo is actually a socket 370 mobo.
Say how much would shipping to Greece for the Voodoo Rush and Soyo SY-7VCA mobo?

Is it? I think you're right. And it does have ISA/AMR, doesn't it?

I can't imagine slow-boat shipping being less than $35 USD or so.

I would be interested in these:
AOpen AX59Pro Super Socket 7 ACP/PCI/ISA/SDRAM/SIMM (includes CPU + fan + heatsink)
Diamond Multimedia DVD Decoder PCI (PN 23007124-005)

How much would shipping to The Netherlands cost?

Probably about the same as shipping to Greece.

Since there's actual interest in these things, how about we work things out by PM?

Damn 35USD is a lot. Sorry but I'm gonna have to withdraw my interest 🙁

Damn...I'm gonna have to decline then, shipping kinda kills the deal. Sorry mate.

AOpen AX59Pro Super Socket 7 ACP/PCI/ISA/SDRAM/SIMM (includes CPU + fan + heatsink)

Have you done any L1 cache disabling tricks with this board? Any luck in slowing it down through that option?

A single board could be posted quite cheaply. In a large bubble wrap envelope with some thick cardboard each side should do the trick...

Then it's a letter and prices should be a lot cheaper...

Yes but if I can get the same board for €1+shipping for €6 from someone locally...

Mau1wurf1977 wrote:

AOpen AX59Pro Super Socket 7 ACP/PCI/ISA/SDRAM/SIMM (includes CPU + fan + heatsink)

Have you done any L1 cache disabling tricks with this board? Any luck in slowing it down through that option?

I am sick and tired of mucking with these things! I don't know why I would want to slow it down and certainly haven't tried. (I say if you want to slow it down that badly, just throw in a P100 and be done with it.)

A single board could be posted quite cheaply. In a large bubble wrap envelope with some thick cardboard each side should do the trick...

Then it's a letter and prices should be a lot cheaper...

I've never seen them check international mail for thickness in Canada. Besides, even with the CPU heatsink taken off, the port connectors still make its profile much too large.

Tetrium wrote:

Yes but if I can get the same board for €1+shipping for €6 from someone locally...

Can you really? Super Socket 7 boards don't seem to be particularly common. There's actually one on eBay right now for $45. Or are you referring to the DVD decoder?

A couple months ago I placed a bid on 2 SS7 boards in Germany. I won both for €1 so total was €2 + shipping (was around €15 iirc). These boards came with CPU's and a couple manuals also 😀

If I can find one selling in the benelux shipping can be as low as €10 or less 😀

$45 is imo way overpriced. Personally I'd like to pay like €5 to €10 each if it's a nice board. If it's a great board I might go higher but paying $45 is out of the question.

I'm starting to get the impression both continents (N Amerika and Europe) have very much different supply and demands for items.
It seems 3DFX and K6-2+'s are much more common in N-A while K6-3+'s are way more common in EU.
I'm sure theres many more examples out there.

I'm starting to get the impression both continents (N Amerika and Europe) have very much different supply and demands for items.

Well, FWIW, I've seen similar deals on SS7 boards here in the US. Granted, the majority of 'em on eBay are listed as BINs with prices ranging from mildly absurd to outright obscene, but when they show up on regular auctions, the things don't really get a whole lot of bidding action and tend to close for just a few bucks. Hell, I paid somewhere around $25 shipped for my P5A 1.03 board with a CPU , heatsink, RAM, and a Voodoo5.

I've never seen them check international mail for thickness in Canada. Besides, even with the CPU heatsink taken off, the port connectors still make its profile much too large.

Trust me it works. There are bubble padded envelopes up to size A3...

It's up to you, I am just offering another option...

Old Thrashbarg wrote:

the majority of 'em on eBay are listed as BINs with prices ranging from mildly absurd to outright obscene, but when they show up on regular auctions, the things don't really get a whole lot of bidding action and tend to close for just a few bucks. Hell, I paid somewhere around $25 shipped for my P5A 1.03 board with a CPU , heatsink, RAM, and a Voodoo5.

I'm guessing the Voodoo5 did not feature very prominently in the auction description.

Mau1wurf1977 wrote:

Trust me it works. There are bubble padded envelopes up to size A3...

It's up to you, I am just offering another option...

Dude, you're in Australia! That is not Canada! Things are evidently different here!

You are telling me there are no A3 bubble envelopes in Canada?

Come on 😁 Pull someone else's leg...

Of course there are A3 bubble envelopes in Canada, but that doesn't mean that whatever you stuff in them is magically going to become lightweight and thin, or otherwise make the slightest difference in your shipping costs.

You will find that letters are indeed cheaper than a sending a parcel. A uATX board only weighs around 600g... I have sent a lot of stuff this way and saved everyone a lot of time and money.

Look I don't quite understand why you are so defensive. It is you who is trying to sell these items. I am just trying to help and offer you alternative options for posting these items.

You are implying I am ignorant of local postal regulations when in fact all you are doing is insisting that your viewpoint applies universally to situations entirely beyond your experience!

Things are probably different where you are, but here things do not suddenly become "letters" just because they are in envelopes instead of boxes. This motherboard is 3.3 cm high at its thickest point (i.e. the edge where the connectors are located). The people at the post office are not going to offer any kind of discount if I give them an A3 envelope that is 3.3 cm thick instead of a box that is 3.3 cm thick. In fact, when thickness matters (in the case of domestic Canadian lettermail, namely), they will shove the envelope through this specially-calibrated piece of plastic to make sure it meets the thickness requirements for lettermail. It is even possible for envelopes filled with lots of ordinary paper to not qualify as lettermail. Okay!?

Crikey you are sensitive...

Jorpho wrote:

... Okay!?

Okay bro

Just for your info, I've been having good experiences lately with ebay sellers that i dealt with. They were sooo p a t i e n t when i asked them about options of cheaper shipping method 😀

Good luck selling then