Well, it wasn't that difficult after all. Intel DX58SO s1366.

Joakim wrote on 2021-06-27, 15:05:

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Ok often it is the other way around, where you buy something when you're drunk and wake up the next day and wonder why... I heard that this from a friend of a friend, of course... 😉

You mean like the double sets of CPU tray I ordered twice the same evening without realizing it? 😉

Sent payment for this bunch, fingers crossed it gets here before I assplode with anticipation...

So 2 slotkets, 2 tualatin socket adapters, a 1.1A, a 733 cumine celly under the sink, plus sink. Got one of the V1.1 MSIs already, I want to start with a pair of identical slotkets... (Bet you can guess where that's going) Now I probably wouldn't be on that track, but I have a P2B-D that I got back in the day, and two 1.1GHz P3s

Sellers pic.

(Edit: I'm a dirty rotten liar, I have 1.0 Ghz even P3s, derp.)
(Edit2: I has tracking, yiss.)

Won a custom painted Mario NES-001 front loader shell for my one NES that has a broken shell (door won't stay closed, plastic is breaking off, and a few other things).

Seller's photo:

SCSI PCI adapter,
Tekram DC-395UW Rev 1.01
(dc-395)

Attached are disk 1 and 2

Disk 1 has drivers and bios + utilities for Ms-Dos, Windows 95/98/2k/NT 3.51 + 4.x, OS/2 and Novell

From readme:

This driver diskette contains driver directories for DOS, Windows 95 & 98
Windows NT, Windows 2000, OS/2, and NetWare for the following adapters :

- DC-315U: max 20MB/sec 8-Bit Ultra SCSI
- DC-395U: max 20MB/sec 8-Bit Ultra SCSI
- DC-395UW: max 40MB/sec 16-Bit Ultra Wide SCSI
- DC-395F: max 40MB/sec 16-Bit Ultra Wide SCSI

******************************************************************************
* *
* In this diskette *
* ================ *
* *
* This readme file provides information for: *
* 1. files under the <DOS> : DOS ASPI Drivers & Tools *
* 2. files under the <NETWARE> : NetWare 3.1x/SFT-III/4.0x/4.1x/5.x *
* 3. files under the <OS2> : OS/2 v2.0/2.1/2.11/WARP 3.0 & 4.0 *
* 4. files under the <WINNT\3_51-4_x>: Windows NT 3.51/4.x *
* 5. files under the <WIN95_98> : Windows 95 (OSR2) & Windows 98 *
* 6. files under the <WIN2000> : Windows 2000 Beta x *
* 7. files under the <BIOS> : Flash ROM utility *
* *
******************************************************************************

Disk 2 is an iamge of the SCO open server 5 disk (I can't mount it)

A lot of 478 CPUs WITHOUT bent pins. Miracles do happen!

bjwil1991 wrote on 2021-06-28, 03:55:

Won a custom painted Mario NES-001 front loader shell for my one NES that has a broken shell (door won't stay closed, plastic is breaking off, and a few other things).

Seller's photo:

$_3.jpeg

That looks great!

😀

vad4r wrote on 2021-06-28, 19:24:

Sidewinder Force Feedback Wheel (1).jpg
😀

WOW!

Another custom NES shell: TMNT, some long screws (1 is missing a long screw for the cartridge slot in one of the consoles), and 3 refurbished 72 pin connectors.

That Mario and TMNT NES shells are swesome

Definitely. Going to order SMB2, Lost Worlds, SMB3, TMNT1, 2 and 3 sometime soon.

Just won a Sony Vaio PCG-F801 Laptop.

Looks to be a cool little laptop, 12.1" 800x600 Display, K6 2+ 533 CPU. I think it has some sort of Trident VGA chip and not sure on the exact sound chip, but from my quick search is SB Compatible.

bjwil1991 wrote on 2021-06-29, 03:12:

Definitely. Going to order SMB2, Lost Worlds, SMB3, TMNT1, 2 and 3 sometime soon.

Balloon Fight and Kirby's Adventure are two of my fav's

I am weak, saw these at $20 a pop and was gonna order 2, then I saw they did TV out also and ordered 3...
https://www.ebay.ca/itm/324276601358?epid=73839076

Almost bought a Vic 20 but I resisted it's really too old for my taste but it seems awesome when the 80 bit guy shows it off..

Instead I picked up this for 10 $.

A cooler master case and a working ( by me tested ) PSU, a GeForce 7 (probably defective) a HDD and a defective Asus m2v. In fact it was tampered with. A SATA data cable was connected from the motherboard and back into an other slot, a laptop ram was inserted in a slot (!) and two SATA power cables were forced into an IDE connector... I have no way of checking if the processor is ok. It does not even post, power supply doesn't start, probably a short somewhere it looks physically ok though but I don't care too much. I wanted the case.

Picked up a beat up but to try out: Samsung SyncMaster 213T, Looks like same specs as 214T but panel is different.

Only 7 cdn dollars from value village.

Cheers,

Bancho wrote on 2021-06-29, 11:51:

Just won a Sony Vaio PCG-F801 Laptop.

Looks to be a cool little laptop, 12.1" 800x600 Display, K6 2+ 533 CPU. I think it has some sort of Trident VGA chip and not sure on the exact sound chip, but from my quick search is SB Compatible.

My HP Pavilion N3350 has a K6-2+ 55oM, Trident i7 AGP, and ESS Maestro-3 audio. HDA 800x600 resolution (stretched and cannot stay unstretched after the system reboots).

Yours might have an ESS Maestro of some sort. Only 1 way to find out.

Yet another 771&775 CPU pack in average condition. Pinless CPUs are the only ones that survive the recycling center treatment.

Asus TXP4 + P200mmx