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This is my for sale thread. All prices do NOT include shipping. I will ship via your preferred method from zip code 63005. Additional pics upon request. Make offers. CC or non-CC paypal is accepted. Heatware under jebo_4jc (43-0-0 atm)
All items guaranteed non-DOA
I've recently added some new items so pics are coming. If you see anything you want a pic of, just let me know.
WHAT I WANT TO BUY:
Low power 45 watt AM2 CPU (like the BE-2300 or whatever)
ASUS P5E-VM or P5Q-V
9800 GTX
WHAT I'M SELLING:
CELL PHONE:
Audiovox XV-6700 /HTC/UTStarcomm Pocket PC model PPC-6700 aka Apache -$150
Great CDMA phone. Ships with battery, 1GB Mini SD card, sync cradle, Outlook 2003, and original packaging. Minor cosmetic blemishes from less than 4 months use.
VIDEO CARD
CPU:
MOTHERBOARD:
Intel DG965WHMKR G965 chipset motherboard - $69
This board has been rock-solid stable in my file server (zero reboots in 6+ months). Currently running my E6600 in it. Supports any Core 2 Duo with 1066 fsb. Integrated video. Would make a great HTPC or server, workstation mobo. Genuine Intel Box, but box not included. Comes with backplate.
ASUS A8N-SLI Deluxe -$29
Good 939 NForce4-SLI mobo. One problem: it isn't recognizing my SATA drives at the moment. Not sure if it's the drives fault or the mobo. I never got a chance to check the 2nd bank of SATA drives though, so it is possible that 4 of the 8 SATA ports do actually work. Also, last time I was using it, I was swapping CPUs in and out a lot, and when I tried it with a dual core CPU it acted a bit unstable at times. It could have been a problem with that CPU though--I didn't have a way to test the CPU itself. Single core CPU seems to work fine. YMMV.
HARD DRIVE:
HEATSINK:
Stock intel heatsink from Quad Core Q6600 -$15 shipped
Good heatsink/fan with 4-pin connector. Nice and quiet HSF.
RAM:
2GB (2x1GB) OCZ DDR400 Platinum XTC PC3200 -$89
Great dual channel DDR kit. Shown on top in the image below. CL2. I've had it to 235mhz, but I don't think that's the max.
512MB (1x512MB) Hynix DDR2-400 PC2-3200 - $12
512MB (2x256MB) Kingston HyperX DDR433 PC3500 BH5 -$29
BH-5 goodness. Works at DDR400 PC3200 speeds. I never really found the max of these chips.
1x128MB Dell SODIMM DDR PC2100 laptop memory - $10
Hynix branded chips
(1) 32MB PC66 -$5
(3) 32MB PC100 -$5 each, or $12 for three
(2) 64MB PC100 -$10 each, or $15 for two
(2) 128MB PC100 -$15 each, or $20 for two
I also have four unidentifiable SDRAM sticks. Three double sided, one single sided. $5 for all four.
OTHER STUFF:
Ambicon Bluetooth USB adaptor - $20
Sorry about the crappy cell phone pic.
Maxtor 6.4GB ATA/33 IDE hard drive - $5 (on the right)
Trident S3 4MB AGP video card - $5
Linksys EC2T PCMCIA ethernet card - $11
Both 10/100 RJ-45 and coax networking connections for pcm/cia slot.
Sandisk USB SD adaptor - $5
For secure digital cards
UTStarcom battery BTR6700 - $30
For Sprint PPC-6700/Audiovox XV6700/Verizon Wireless VX6700/HTC Apache PocketPC phones. Gently used for about 1 month...it was replaced by an extended battery.
Gravis gamepad - $5
4 buttons. Works great.
64MB USB stick - $5 (I think it's only low end USB 1.1, but still works fine)
ATi DVI to VGA adaptor dongle - $8 shipped (I have 3 of these)
Generic PCI 10/100 ethernet card: $5
SELLING XBOX GAMES: $35 each OBO (make offers)
The Xbox itself isn't for sale. I'm working out possibly returning it to Microsoft. But I'm keeping the info here in case I decide to sell it again. So Ignore the Xbox, only the games are for sale.
Bundle includes:
SOLD ITEMS:
BFG 6600GT OC 128MB PCI-E --SENT TO BFG FOR RMA so I'm going to keep the good one
PCI express. Works great in SLI. Unfortunately, this card has a bit of an artifacting problem in 3d mode! See screenshot below. In 2d mode, it is fine, but in 3d mode (which includes the MCE interface, Vista GUI, or obviously any game). However, when running in SLI, it works completely fine, even in 3d mode. So, for anybody who has a 6600 GT already, and could use a cheap, quick SLI upgrade, this is the card for you!
Nintendo Wii - SOLD
Purchased 4/1/07. New in box. Includes receipt.
Retail package includes Wii Sports, remote, nunchuk, sensor bar, and system.
Arctic Cooling Freezer 64 Pro: SOLD to halladuke
Good price! Sells for $35 + shipping on Newegg! Great CPU HSF for socket 939, 754, or 940 sockets. 92mm fan is very quiet. It was never used because I installed it in my HTPC case only to find that it was too tall for the case! (See pics below) So it will basically be in "like new" condition.
900 - 2200 RPM (PWM)
40 CFM fan with copper heatsink
Biostar Tforce 965pt LGA 775 Intel P965 Express ATX motherboard SOLD TO BLACKTIGERS91
Great overclocking motherboard based on the proven 965 chipset. One of the best budget motherboards for Core 2 Duo. These boards can hit very high FSB speeds, but unfortunately my E6600 Core2 holds back the FSB overclocking. Very stable, no problems. Comes with full retail package. It's still being used, as can be seen in this pic:
Scythe Ninja Rev. B CPU heatsink SOLD TO INVICTUS
(see pic above)
One of the best heatsinks made. This is the B revision which includes Scythe 120mm fan and mounting hardware for sockets 775/AM2/939/754/478.
ATI Radeon X1900XT 512MB - $179 SOLD
512MB, PCIe R580 based card. Includes Arctic Cooling Accelero X2 HS/F, which keeps it very cool and absolutely silent (unlike the retail cooler). About as fast as the 8800 GTS 320MB in most games, but also includes 512MB of memory so it's theoretically more future-proof. Crossfire capable. Good overclocker.
2GB OCZ XTC DDR500 PC4000 -$140 SOLD TO ASPMS*
2 gigs of great overclocking RAM for any AGP or PCI-E DDR1 motherboard
1GB Rosewill DDR400 PC3200 2x1GB DDR RAM KEPT FOR NOW
AMD X2 939 4600+ Dual Core CPU -$169 SOLD for $110
Want to upgrade your 939 rig to dual core? This CPU shares the same clock speed as the highest speed X2 4800+. 2.4ghz. Never overclocked, so I don't know how high it can go. Perfect condition, comes with retail X2 & Opteron heatpipe heatsink.
AMD X2 939 3600+ Dual Core CPU -$55 SOLD
2x256kb cache, for a total of 512kb cache. 2.0GHz, same clock speed as the 3800+. In most cases, just as fast as the 3800+
I've had it overclocked to 2.3GHz Orthos stable for 18 hours, but I only used stock vcore, so I'm not sure if it has more in it or not.
ASUS A8N32-SLI NForce4 SLI Deluxe - $95 SOLD
Good SLI capable Nforce 4 socket 939 motherboard. Never overclocked. Perfect condition.
Thermaltake Pipe101 92mm heatsink -$25 SOLD
Fits Socket A (423), 478, 754, 939, or LGA775
One of the best Socket A heatsinks made. Comes with Sunon 92mm fan which pushes a good amount of air at low noise. Could also use 80mm fan. Comes with all mounting hardware and retail package.
2GB OCZ XTC DDR400 PC3200 -$130 KEPT FOR NOW
Western Digital 120GB IDE Caviar hard drive -$20 SOLD
ATA/100. No warranty left. Guaranteed non-DOA (has seen light use for the past couple years...was in use as recently as a couple months ago...should last a long while.
BFG 6600GT OC PCI-e 128MB - MOVED TO "NEW" PC
6600 GT works great for an HTPC. Still good gaming performance. Factory overclocked speeds.
Socket 939 AMD Athlon 3000+ MOVED TO NEW PC
1.8ghz venice core. Good overclocker. Comes with heatsink.
ASUS A8N-SLI Deluxe - MOVED TO NEW PC
Good 939 NForce4-SLI mobo. One problem: it isn't recognizing my SATA drives at the moment. Not sure if it's the drives fault or the mobo. I never got a chance to check the 2nd bank of SATA drives though, so it is possible that 4 of the 8 SATA ports do actually work.
MSI K8NGM2-FID socket 939 Nforce 430 motherboard: MOVED TO NEW PC
Great HTPC mobo. Micro ATX. Integrated GeForce 6150 (651pv) graphics, nvidia MCP51 (MCP430) chipset with DVI and VGA outputs. 4x RAM slots. Can overclock to 250mhz FSB. SATAII, firewire, etc.
Biostar NF325-A7 $19 SOLD TO Maxwell Smart
Socket 754 AGP motherboard based on Nforce3 325 (aka Nforce 320) chipset. Overclocked to 267mhz FSB with 2800+, so it's a decent overclocker.
Socket 754 AMD Athlon 2800+ $29 SOLD TO Maxwell Smart
1.8ghz. Easily overclocked to 2.4ghz on Biostar motherboard shown below. Newcastle core. No heatsink.
Intel Celeron s775 341 (2.93ghz) CPU - $29 SOLD to ickywu
AMD Athlon X2 Socket 939 3800+ 2.0ghz - $75 SOLD TO TREYSHADOW
Currently running in my Office PC at 2.7ghz, 100% stable (cooled by Arctic Cooling Freezer 64 Pro). Great upgrade for your S939 rig.
Western Digital Raptor 150GB - $139 shipped (SOLD TO CROSSHAIR)
Fantastic 10,000 RPM Drive. 16MB cache, SATA. Sells for $170 online at Newegg (cheapest price I could find). Scores 5.9 on the Vista performance index FWIW
BBA ATI RADEON X800XT 256MB AGP All in Wonder - $79
The AIW version comes with an integrated TV tuner, as well as component video output dongle, s-video and RCA input and svideo / composite output dongles, one DVI. Stock cooler was replaced by ATI Silencer and Swiftech ramsinks (I still have the stock cooler if anybody wants it). Card runs much cooler and quieter. I had it overclocked (100% stable) to about 575/575, which is beyond X800 XT PE speeds. This would be great for a media PC that you'll play games on. Great card that served me well...I just wish it was pci-e.
MSI K8N Neo2 Platinum - $39
Great Nforce3 motherboard. Uses AGP and DDR1. I've had it to 270MHz FSB with a s939 X2 3800+ CPU (2.7ghz). YMMV.
eVGA Geforce 8800 GTS 320MB - $139 (kept for now)
Great card that continues to power my gaming rig.
ATI RADEON HD 3870 X2 1GB and 3870 512MB-$319 BOTH CARDS ARE SOLD)
This card is a monster. Dual 512MB GPUs on one card for huge performance. Does not need a Crossfire motherboard to work. I could throw in the single GPU 3870 for an extra $100 if you want to go with Tri-Fire on an Intel motherboard (3 GPUs in Xfire mode). They work really well that way...almost 100% the performance of two 3870X2 in quad fire.
All items guaranteed non-DOA
I've recently added some new items so pics are coming. If you see anything you want a pic of, just let me know.
WHAT I WANT TO BUY:
Low power 45 watt AM2 CPU (like the BE-2300 or whatever)
ASUS P5E-VM or P5Q-V
9800 GTX
WHAT I'M SELLING:
CELL PHONE:
Audiovox XV-6700 /HTC/UTStarcomm Pocket PC model PPC-6700 aka Apache -$150
Great CDMA phone. Ships with battery, 1GB Mini SD card, sync cradle, Outlook 2003, and original packaging. Minor cosmetic blemishes from less than 4 months use.
VIDEO CARD
CPU:
MOTHERBOARD:
Intel DG965WHMKR G965 chipset motherboard - $69
This board has been rock-solid stable in my file server (zero reboots in 6+ months). Currently running my E6600 in it. Supports any Core 2 Duo with 1066 fsb. Integrated video. Would make a great HTPC or server, workstation mobo. Genuine Intel Box, but box not included. Comes with backplate.
ASUS A8N-SLI Deluxe -$29
Good 939 NForce4-SLI mobo. One problem: it isn't recognizing my SATA drives at the moment. Not sure if it's the drives fault or the mobo. I never got a chance to check the 2nd bank of SATA drives though, so it is possible that 4 of the 8 SATA ports do actually work. Also, last time I was using it, I was swapping CPUs in and out a lot, and when I tried it with a dual core CPU it acted a bit unstable at times. It could have been a problem with that CPU though--I didn't have a way to test the CPU itself. Single core CPU seems to work fine. YMMV.
HARD DRIVE:
HEATSINK:
Stock intel heatsink from Quad Core Q6600 -$15 shipped
Good heatsink/fan with 4-pin connector. Nice and quiet HSF.
RAM:
2GB (2x1GB) OCZ DDR400 Platinum XTC PC3200 -$89
Great dual channel DDR kit. Shown on top in the image below. CL2. I've had it to 235mhz, but I don't think that's the max.
512MB (1x512MB) Hynix DDR2-400 PC2-3200 - $12
512MB (2x256MB) Kingston HyperX DDR433 PC3500 BH5 -$29
BH-5 goodness. Works at DDR400 PC3200 speeds. I never really found the max of these chips.
1x128MB Dell SODIMM DDR PC2100 laptop memory - $10
Hynix branded chips
(1) 32MB PC66 -$5
(3) 32MB PC100 -$5 each, or $12 for three
(2) 64MB PC100 -$10 each, or $15 for two
(2) 128MB PC100 -$15 each, or $20 for two
I also have four unidentifiable SDRAM sticks. Three double sided, one single sided. $5 for all four.
OTHER STUFF:
Ambicon Bluetooth USB adaptor - $20
Sorry about the crappy cell phone pic.
Maxtor 6.4GB ATA/33 IDE hard drive - $5 (on the right)
Trident S3 4MB AGP video card - $5
Linksys EC2T PCMCIA ethernet card - $11
Both 10/100 RJ-45 and coax networking connections for pcm/cia slot.
Sandisk USB SD adaptor - $5
For secure digital cards
UTStarcom battery BTR6700 - $30
For Sprint PPC-6700/Audiovox XV6700/Verizon Wireless VX6700/HTC Apache PocketPC phones. Gently used for about 1 month...it was replaced by an extended battery.
Gravis gamepad - $5
4 buttons. Works great.
64MB USB stick - $5 (I think it's only low end USB 1.1, but still works fine)
ATi DVI to VGA adaptor dongle - $8 shipped (I have 3 of these)
Generic PCI 10/100 ethernet card: $5
SELLING XBOX GAMES: $35 each OBO (make offers)
The Xbox itself isn't for sale. I'm working out possibly returning it to Microsoft. But I'm keeping the info here in case I decide to sell it again. So Ignore the Xbox, only the games are for sale.
Bundle includes:
- Xbox 360
- 20GB Hard drive
- 4 wireless controllers
- 2 rechargeable batteries
- 2 recharge cords
- Component HD cable
- Media Remote
- GAMES:
- Tiger Woods 2006
- Need for Speed Most Wanted
- Madden Football 2006
- NHL Hockey 2k6
- Halo 2 (Xbox1)
- MLB Baseball 2k6
- Peter Jackson's King Kong
- Ridge Racer 6
- Tony Hawk American Wasteland (Xbox1)
SOLD ITEMS:
BFG 6600GT OC 128MB PCI-E --SENT TO BFG FOR RMA so I'm going to keep the good one
PCI express. Works great in SLI. Unfortunately, this card has a bit of an artifacting problem in 3d mode! See screenshot below. In 2d mode, it is fine, but in 3d mode (which includes the MCE interface, Vista GUI, or obviously any game). However, when running in SLI, it works completely fine, even in 3d mode. So, for anybody who has a 6600 GT already, and could use a cheap, quick SLI upgrade, this is the card for you!
Nintendo Wii - SOLD
Purchased 4/1/07. New in box. Includes receipt.
Retail package includes Wii Sports, remote, nunchuk, sensor bar, and system.
Arctic Cooling Freezer 64 Pro: SOLD to halladuke
Good price! Sells for $35 + shipping on Newegg! Great CPU HSF for socket 939, 754, or 940 sockets. 92mm fan is very quiet. It was never used because I installed it in my HTPC case only to find that it was too tall for the case! (See pics below) So it will basically be in "like new" condition.
900 - 2200 RPM (PWM)
40 CFM fan with copper heatsink
Biostar Tforce 965pt LGA 775 Intel P965 Express ATX motherboard SOLD TO BLACKTIGERS91
Great overclocking motherboard based on the proven 965 chipset. One of the best budget motherboards for Core 2 Duo. These boards can hit very high FSB speeds, but unfortunately my E6600 Core2 holds back the FSB overclocking. Very stable, no problems. Comes with full retail package. It's still being used, as can be seen in this pic:
Scythe Ninja Rev. B CPU heatsink SOLD TO INVICTUS
(see pic above)
One of the best heatsinks made. This is the B revision which includes Scythe 120mm fan and mounting hardware for sockets 775/AM2/939/754/478.
ATI Radeon X1900XT 512MB - $179 SOLD
512MB, PCIe R580 based card. Includes Arctic Cooling Accelero X2 HS/F, which keeps it very cool and absolutely silent (unlike the retail cooler). About as fast as the 8800 GTS 320MB in most games, but also includes 512MB of memory so it's theoretically more future-proof. Crossfire capable. Good overclocker.
2GB OCZ XTC DDR500 PC4000 -$140 SOLD TO ASPMS*
2 gigs of great overclocking RAM for any AGP or PCI-E DDR1 motherboard
1GB Rosewill DDR400 PC3200 2x1GB DDR RAM KEPT FOR NOW
AMD X2 939 4600+ Dual Core CPU -$169 SOLD for $110
Want to upgrade your 939 rig to dual core? This CPU shares the same clock speed as the highest speed X2 4800+. 2.4ghz. Never overclocked, so I don't know how high it can go. Perfect condition, comes with retail X2 & Opteron heatpipe heatsink.
AMD X2 939 3600+ Dual Core CPU -$55 SOLD
2x256kb cache, for a total of 512kb cache. 2.0GHz, same clock speed as the 3800+. In most cases, just as fast as the 3800+
I've had it overclocked to 2.3GHz Orthos stable for 18 hours, but I only used stock vcore, so I'm not sure if it has more in it or not.
ASUS A8N32-SLI NForce4 SLI Deluxe - $95 SOLD
Good SLI capable Nforce 4 socket 939 motherboard. Never overclocked. Perfect condition.
Thermaltake Pipe101 92mm heatsink -$25 SOLD
Fits Socket A (423), 478, 754, 939, or LGA775
One of the best Socket A heatsinks made. Comes with Sunon 92mm fan which pushes a good amount of air at low noise. Could also use 80mm fan. Comes with all mounting hardware and retail package.
2GB OCZ XTC DDR400 PC3200 -$130 KEPT FOR NOW
Western Digital 120GB IDE Caviar hard drive -$20 SOLD
ATA/100. No warranty left. Guaranteed non-DOA (has seen light use for the past couple years...was in use as recently as a couple months ago...should last a long while.
BFG 6600GT OC PCI-e 128MB - MOVED TO "NEW" PC
6600 GT works great for an HTPC. Still good gaming performance. Factory overclocked speeds.
Socket 939 AMD Athlon 3000+ MOVED TO NEW PC
1.8ghz venice core. Good overclocker. Comes with heatsink.
ASUS A8N-SLI Deluxe - MOVED TO NEW PC
Good 939 NForce4-SLI mobo. One problem: it isn't recognizing my SATA drives at the moment. Not sure if it's the drives fault or the mobo. I never got a chance to check the 2nd bank of SATA drives though, so it is possible that 4 of the 8 SATA ports do actually work.
MSI K8NGM2-FID socket 939 Nforce 430 motherboard: MOVED TO NEW PC
Great HTPC mobo. Micro ATX. Integrated GeForce 6150 (651pv) graphics, nvidia MCP51 (MCP430) chipset with DVI and VGA outputs. 4x RAM slots. Can overclock to 250mhz FSB. SATAII, firewire, etc.
Biostar NF325-A7 $19 SOLD TO Maxwell Smart
Socket 754 AGP motherboard based on Nforce3 325 (aka Nforce 320) chipset. Overclocked to 267mhz FSB with 2800+, so it's a decent overclocker.
Socket 754 AMD Athlon 2800+ $29 SOLD TO Maxwell Smart
1.8ghz. Easily overclocked to 2.4ghz on Biostar motherboard shown below. Newcastle core. No heatsink.
Intel Celeron s775 341 (2.93ghz) CPU - $29 SOLD to ickywu
AMD Athlon X2 Socket 939 3800+ 2.0ghz - $75 SOLD TO TREYSHADOW
Currently running in my Office PC at 2.7ghz, 100% stable (cooled by Arctic Cooling Freezer 64 Pro). Great upgrade for your S939 rig.
Western Digital Raptor 150GB - $139 shipped (SOLD TO CROSSHAIR)
Fantastic 10,000 RPM Drive. 16MB cache, SATA. Sells for $170 online at Newegg (cheapest price I could find). Scores 5.9 on the Vista performance index FWIW
BBA ATI RADEON X800XT 256MB AGP All in Wonder - $79
The AIW version comes with an integrated TV tuner, as well as component video output dongle, s-video and RCA input and svideo / composite output dongles, one DVI. Stock cooler was replaced by ATI Silencer and Swiftech ramsinks (I still have the stock cooler if anybody wants it). Card runs much cooler and quieter. I had it overclocked (100% stable) to about 575/575, which is beyond X800 XT PE speeds. This would be great for a media PC that you'll play games on. Great card that served me well...I just wish it was pci-e.
MSI K8N Neo2 Platinum - $39
Great Nforce3 motherboard. Uses AGP and DDR1. I've had it to 270MHz FSB with a s939 X2 3800+ CPU (2.7ghz). YMMV.
eVGA Geforce 8800 GTS 320MB - $139 (kept for now)
Great card that continues to power my gaming rig.
ATI RADEON HD 3870 X2 1GB and 3870 512MB-$319 BOTH CARDS ARE SOLD)
This card is a monster. Dual 512MB GPUs on one card for huge performance. Does not need a Crossfire motherboard to work. I could throw in the single GPU 3870 for an extra $100 if you want to go with Tri-Fire on an Intel motherboard (3 GPUs in Xfire mode). They work really well that way...almost 100% the performance of two 3870X2 in quad fire.
