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    FS: All kinds of Computer Parts! Lots of Stuff!

    YHPM, Thanks
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    FS: Broken? 160GB Maxtor Drive

    Sorry for your loss.. I have done some very similar things...hurts!!. $5 bucks plus shipping! After all, it is broken with no guarentee. I do not mind venturing a few bucks on a "pig in a poke" but not $30. e-mail, k4yaw at bellsouth dot net. Happy New Year!
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    Oh *&%! Torx needs money!!

    I recieved your note, and tried to reply... I got the following forum message: The following errors occurred when this message was submitted: Torx has exceeded their stored private messages quota and can not accept further messages until they clear some space. Clear out a few messages...
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    FS Viewsonic P95F+

    Thanks a damn bunch!
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    FS: Stick of 256MB PC133 RAM.

    Do you have any idea what brand the module is?...can you find out?...Sisoft Sandra or Aida32 software can tell you what it is without pulling it out of the machine. http://www.sisoftware.net/index.html?dir=dload&location=sware_dl_x86&langx=en&a= http://majorgeeks.com/download.php?det=181
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    WTB: Old, Unneeded, Unwanted CPU's

    I have a couple of older processors, AMD 486-66KHz (maybe 33 KHz X 2), and Intel 75 KHz Pentium (May have a 90 KHz Pent also)... I also have a 386 complete (working machine) that is fixing to go into a dumpster somewhere.. I can (maybe) remove the CPU from it..some 286's and 386's had the...
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    Quick Question - White in cables + right?

    No, that is not right. In DC circuits red is normally the positive, and black is the negative... In AC circuits, black is the hot wire and white is neutral..in AC circuits, there is no definitive Positive or negative as is found in DC since the AC swaps polarity 60 times a second in normal US...
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    FS AMD/P3 procs, mobos, misc.

    If the Athlon 1000mhz (tbird 200mhz/256K) FOR $12 is still available, I'll take it. PM coming your way.
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