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PreOmegaZero
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- Joined
- Apr 14, 2002
- Messages
- 4,013
Heatware: PreOmegazero
Payment method: BTC, USPS Money Orders, Chase QuickPay, Dwolla, PayPal
Prices include shipping unless noted
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WTB/WTTF: ---> On hold for now.
For Sale:
16GB (8 x 2GB) DDR2 ECC FB-DIMM Server RAM
$40 OBO
Pulled from 2 different HP workstations.
SLIDESHOW
6 x USB 3.0 Risers
$15 (total for all 6)
Left over from the mining days.
SOLD
iBuyPower CZ-17 | MS-1762 17" Gaming Notebook
HP T610 Plus Thin Client
Do not have the vertical stand. I have a breakout adapter to VGA for the FirePro 2270 (custom output connector).
If you disable UEFI in the BIOS (and have a USB Optical drive), you CAN install VMWare ESXI on this Thin Client.
Sapphire AMD Radeon 6950 2GB Video Card
Recently used this again for gaming until I picked up an upgrade. No issues with games I ran (Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor, Batman:AA, Batman: AC, Batman:AO, Injustice, Dishonored among many others).
I attempted to unlock the shaders to 6970 level, but card may be locked (or I just didn't have the patience to deal with process). Card does have dual BIOS switch.
Disclosure: Fan blade broke off at some point when i last used it (about 9-12 months prior to time of posting)[As Pictured]. When the fans hit a certain speed, the one with a broken blade starts to rattle like it is hitting a cable (it is not actually hitting one). According to Fan Speed monitoring applications, it was usually around 72-75% of fan speed. In my current gaming tests, I left the fan speed to be auto managed and did not encounter the fan rattling (I also did not really ever go above 70% fan speed, even with this card in a very tight miniITX case). In any case, buyer may want to buy a new 75mm video card fan which can be found on eBay for ~$15 shipped for a pair
AMD Sempron 145 CPU
Includes stock Heatsink
Payment method: BTC, USPS Money Orders, Chase QuickPay, Dwolla, PayPal
Prices include shipping unless noted
======================================
WTB/WTTF: ---> On hold for now.
- Synology DX513 Expansion Unit
- ~1TB SSD (Prefer 840 EVO, but open to others)
- 4TB+ NAS Drives
For Sale:
16GB (8 x 2GB) DDR2 ECC FB-DIMM Server RAM
$40 OBO
Pulled from 2 different HP workstations.
SLIDESHOW
6 x USB 3.0 Risers
$15 (total for all 6)
Left over from the mining days.
SOLD
iBuyPower CZ-17 | MS-1762 17" Gaming Notebook
- 17.3" LED Matte 16:9 1080p
- Intel Core i7-3630QM 2.4Ghz (Ivy Bridge)
- Nvidia GTX 670m 3GB MXM Video Card
- 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR3 RAM (expandable to 32GB)
- Toshiba 750GB 5400 RPM Hard Disk (has a free 2nd HDD Bay)
- DVD+-RW Combo Drive
- Killer Networks e2200 PCIe Gigabit Ethernet
- Intel Wireless (b/g/n)
- WebCam
- 9-cell, 87Wh Battery
- Backlit Keyboard (Blue)
- Windows 8 (updated to Windows 8.1)
HP T610 Plus Thin Client
- AMD Dual-Core T56N APU with Radeon HD 6320 Graphics (1.65 GHz, 1 MB L2 cache)
- 1GB RAM (Supports up to 16GB)
- 16GB SATA SSD
- AMD FirePro 2270 PCI-E Graphics Card
- 10/100/1000 Gigabit
- Has Windows Embedded Standard 7 (WES7) installed, but can run HP Thin Pro and HP Smart Zero Core Operating systems
Do not have the vertical stand. I have a breakout adapter to VGA for the FirePro 2270 (custom output connector).
If you disable UEFI in the BIOS (and have a USB Optical drive), you CAN install VMWare ESXI on this Thin Client.
Sapphire AMD Radeon 6950 2GB Video Card
Recently used this again for gaming until I picked up an upgrade. No issues with games I ran (Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor, Batman:AA, Batman: AC, Batman:AO, Injustice, Dishonored among many others).
I attempted to unlock the shaders to 6970 level, but card may be locked (or I just didn't have the patience to deal with process). Card does have dual BIOS switch.
Disclosure: Fan blade broke off at some point when i last used it (about 9-12 months prior to time of posting)[As Pictured]. When the fans hit a certain speed, the one with a broken blade starts to rattle like it is hitting a cable (it is not actually hitting one). According to Fan Speed monitoring applications, it was usually around 72-75% of fan speed. In my current gaming tests, I left the fan speed to be auto managed and did not encounter the fan rattling (I also did not really ever go above 70% fan speed, even with this card in a very tight miniITX case). In any case, buyer may want to buy a new 75mm video card fan which can be found on eBay for ~$15 shipped for a pair
AMD Sempron 145 CPU
Includes stock Heatsink
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