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HP Monitor 1280x1024 (Kippax LS25)
Promised
Working condition. Getting rid because i upgraded years ago and kept these as spares. VGA ONLY
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Acer Monitor (Kippax LS25)
Promised
Working condition. One dead pixel in the top right of the display if i recall correctly. Not near the middle. VGA INPUT ONLY.
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Polaroid TV with built-in DVD Player (Kippax LS25)
Promised
In working order. Has remote and Built in DVD player.
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IBM ThinkVision Monitor 1280x1024 (Kippax LS25)
Promised
In working order. I upgraded years ago and this has been on a shelf as spares.
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CD/Cassette player (Kippax LS25)
Promised
Works. It's just surplus to requirements.
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Asus Net Top PCs (PROMISED) (Kippax LS25)
The website is bugged and isn't showing that this is promised. Might be worth using as thin clients. They take DDR2. Not exactly fast machines at all. I don't think i have the power bricks for them but they probs take 19 to 20V I might have more than just these two. Will post more details on them shortly.
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Supermicro X8DTN+ Motherboard w/ Xeon L5630 CPUs (Kippax LS25)
Gifted
It's an old DDR3 based board. I don't have any of the other parts, just the motherboard and CPUs. no coolers, memory, cases, power supplies or otherwise. This was bought when the affordability of this setup was the best, and then I opted to use a smaller system for low power stuff in the rack instead. It's basically been sat in its anti-static bag the entire time I've owned it.
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Old sticks of ram (Kippax LS25)
Withdrawn
A bag of old ram sticks. Many of which are DDR2 fully buffered, and older. People used to leave their old computers with me and i just parted them out to people in need. This is the leftovers. Alternatively, if you tell me what you want out of it, you can come collect specific sets.
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S5000PSL Motherboard with CPUs, 32GB DDR2 FBDIMMS (Kippax LS25)
Gifted
This board is quite antiquated at this point, but you can game on it. I don't recommend it, but you can't beat free. Or, if you wanna just learn about server hardware before biting the bullet on a super expensive system blindly, it's an option. They're basically just big PCs though. I'm pretty sure it has the 2.5ghz quad core Xeon E5420 cpus in it. So 8 cores in total. This was running and pulled from a working environment in 2018. Was used as a fiberchannel target for a whole rack of machines. Now I've consolidated most of the machines i have into a single AMD EPYC server, so there's a lot of old hardware to go up on freegle shortly. Most of which is absolutely stacked with memory.
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