Reply 1200 of 1306, by PC Hoarder Patrol
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PC Hoarder Patrol wrote on 2024-03-27, 11:22:ASROCK P4i945GC
Item is taken
PC Hoarder Patrol wrote on 2024-03-27, 11:22:ASROCK P4i945GC
Item is taken
Acer 1125 386DX-25 AT system up for grabs
FOR PARTS / NOT WORKING
It powers on but I hear no POST beeps, and there is no graphics card present to view anything on screen. It suffered from a battery spill disaster, but fortunately the battery was external and appears to have only leaked on the metal drive cage part of the case. I couldn't observe any corrosion/damage on the motherboard. Could possibly be repairable. You can see the extent of the corrosion/damage in the photos.
I did keep for myself the hard drive and the IDE/floppy controller card that you see in some of the pictures. There was no graphics card or 5.25" floppy when I got it, so these went missing a long time ago.
Includes basically what you see here: heavy duty case, MB/CPU, floppy drive, power supply, a couple of misc. I/O cards, ISA NIC, misc. cables, and the drive rails from the hard drive.
It's a big chonker so I'd really prefer local pickup instead of shipping, but I could try to source a sturdy box and packing materials if someone wants it shipped badly enough.
Just wanted to give an enthusiast a shot at it before it goes to the recycler or gets parted out further.
Located near Sharon Center, Ohio (44274).
XP: A64 3000+ S754 / 2GB DDR / 500GB SATA / Audigy1
2K: AXP 1700+ @ 1.61 / 1GB DDR / 120GB IDE / X800XL / Audigy 2ZS
98SE: P3 500 / 512MB SDR / 120GB IDE / V3 3000 AGP / Vortex2
95: P200 MMX / 32MB SDR / 3.2GB IDE
DOS/3.11: Acer 1120SX, 386SX-20
Edit: CRT is gone
XP: A64 3000+ S754 / 2GB DDR / 500GB SATA / Audigy1
2K: AXP 1700+ @ 1.61 / 1GB DDR / 120GB IDE / X800XL / Audigy 2ZS
98SE: P3 500 / 512MB SDR / 120GB IDE / V3 3000 AGP / Vortex2
95: P200 MMX / 32MB SDR / 3.2GB IDE
DOS/3.11: Acer 1120SX, 386SX-20
CRT was picked up
386 parts PC and Fujitsu HDD from a couple posts back are still available
XP: A64 3000+ S754 / 2GB DDR / 500GB SATA / Audigy1
2K: AXP 1700+ @ 1.61 / 1GB DDR / 120GB IDE / X800XL / Audigy 2ZS
98SE: P3 500 / 512MB SDR / 120GB IDE / V3 3000 AGP / Vortex2
95: P200 MMX / 32MB SDR / 3.2GB IDE
DOS/3.11: Acer 1120SX, 386SX-20
PM sent.
New pm sent. I only post here because we're not notified otherwise.
Got your messages. I'll look into that for you!
XP: A64 3000+ S754 / 2GB DDR / 500GB SATA / Audigy1
2K: AXP 1700+ @ 1.61 / 1GB DDR / 120GB IDE / X800XL / Audigy 2ZS
98SE: P3 500 / 512MB SDR / 120GB IDE / V3 3000 AGP / Vortex2
95: P200 MMX / 32MB SDR / 3.2GB IDE
DOS/3.11: Acer 1120SX, 386SX-20
Must go for shipping price.
Ideally the 3 items at once.
That DTC SCSI is new in the box.
I very gently opened it by making a minimal cut on one side of the plastic wrap - for a brief functionality test.
pshipkov wrote on 2024-04-07, 00:17:That DTC SCSI is new in the box.
I very gently opened it by making a minimal cut on one side of the plastic wrap - for a brief functionality test.
If it's not gone I'd gladly take this one (and other stuff if needed), are you in American continent?
Send me your address. Will ship on Monday. Yes, i am in NA.
pshipkov wrote on 2024-04-07, 06:29:Send me your address. Will ship on Monday. Yes, i am in NA.
Thank you very much for the quick answer, unlucky I'm in Europe, if I give you the address can you check how much is going to cost?
How about a 3D printed IO plate for an Asus TX97-XE? A new item for old hardware.
I recently modified an IO shield for a different board to work on my TX97-XE. My first print worked perfectly, but there was a line on the print I wanted to remove. So, I removed it, or so I thought, and printed a 2nd shield to see if it worked. Stupid line was still there. So, I shelved the edit until I have a day off to work on it. However, that means I have an extra TX97 IO shield I don't need. So...
If anyone in the United States wants it, I will happily ship it to you for free. It won't cost much more than a stamp since it's so lightweight.
Below is a photo of the plate. You can see the line going through the A in Asus. 😜
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Hi all
I have a load of stuff to giveaway - see the attached photos. Some of it is a little random. You can collect from Bristol or I can post - but you pay the postage. UK only please.
Boxed software may not have license numbers
Dell SFF PC has a power issue
Floppy diks not tested.
Keyboards working, but missing keycaps
Media slice for for a Dell Latitude X300
Prt 2
Prt 3
Prt 4
Prt 5
Man, I would love those VideoSeven Vega VGA driver + utility disks since I have at least one of those cards. I saw "Bristol" and got my hopes up, but alas, Bristol UK is much farther away than Bristol, Tennessee.
Also, just out of curiosity... what is in the brown mystery box?
Now for some blitting from the back buffer.
This is a shot in the dark, but is anyone close enough to western New York state or NW PA who would be interested in a broken Sony CPD-1302 "multisync" monitor from the late 80s? This would be a VGA, EGA, CGA, 15khz, etc. multi-function type deal... if it worked.
I got it a few years ago but the seller shipped it with almost no packaging so the tube neck broke and there is some other physical damage to it. It's a very unique looking monitor so would make a very cool display piece if you are into that kind of thing. Otherwise, If you have another similar monitor you may be able to use this for parts, or make one working monitor out of the two. I can take pictures if anyone is interested, but I really have no interest in shipping this for obvious reasons, so it would have to be picked up.
I wanted so badly to get it fixed some day but I have so many other things piling up I'm clearly never going to get around to it. My list of "EGA monitors that need repairs to be usable" looks to be growing, while the "usable EGA monitors" list remains empty.
There is of course the possibility that I will find other misc computer related things that are too difficult to ship if someone is going to bother making the trip here. If interested, please PM me so I don't miss your message.
Also, I have a rather unique RCA MSR-130 stereo receiver from the 80s, with a functional radio but something wrong with the amplifier section. These were never sold at retail. They were a part of the RCA "CED" video player display setups that were sent to stores. So, it actually has a "VIDEODISC" input selection button... which is a crazy thing to see on a device made when most people were just starting to use VHS tapes. A friend of mine who worked for a local cable company for decades pulled this out of what he referred to as a "head end" in our area, where it could be used to switch audio signals for very localized "channels"... I was given the example of an emergency broadcast which would override the expected cable broadcast. Anyway, none of that has anything to do with the device itself... they just needed a stereo receiver for that purpose and one of these probably was being thrown away by a local store or RCA repair shop once the display was no longer used. I used it in the garage at my old house for a couple years until the amp seemingly died.
Cool story, and a very interesting device, but I just don't have time to fix it and I don't have an immediate need for another stereo receiver, so if anyone here wants this and a busted EGA monitor just let me know... 😀
Now for some blitting from the back buffer.
I'm currently cleaning up my house and found a Gateway GP7 600 Midsize tower PC. If anyone is interested I'll post some pics once I have it running. I haven't touched it since 2018.