zekrahminator
McLovin
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- Jan 29, 2006
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| Processor | AMD Athlon 64 X2 4800+ Brisbane @ 2.8GHz (224x12.5, 1.425V) |
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| Motherboard | Gigabyte sumthin-or-another, it's got an nForce 430 |
| Cooling | Dual 120mm case fans front/rear, Arctic Cooling Freezer 64 Pro, Zalman VF-900 on GPU |
| Memory | 2GB G.Skill DDR2 800 |
| Video Card(s) | Sapphire X850XT @ 580/600 |
| Storage | WD 160 GB SATA hard drive. |
| Display(s) | Hanns G 19" widescreen, 5ms response time, 1440x900 |
| Case | Thermaltake Soprano (black with side window). |
| Audio Device(s) | Soundblaster Live! 24 bit (paired with X-530 speakers). |
| Power Supply | ThermalTake 430W TR2 |
| Software | XP Home SP2, can't wait for Vista SP1. |
Eh, the title says it all. My friend gave me for a birthday present a while ago a bunch of parts, with which I tried to build a Socket A Sempron computer. Unfortunately, the motherboard had a VIA chipset, and so everything began failing from the moment I stuck with XP install disk in. Deciding that I didn't want to spend $350 to get yet another computer working, I figured I'd split up the working parts and sell them to you guys 
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Hope you find something you need...
The first things I am selling are two optical drives. The first one is an LG CD burner, I never got Windows working well enough to test the writing speed. $15 shipped for that. The second one is a BenQ CD-ROM drive. $10 shipped. $25 shipped for both (sorry, no discounts, they're rather heavy 
). Please see pictures one and two as reference.
The third picture represents a PCI slot fan, as Socket A things run terribly hot. It pushes a lot of air, it's a little noisy, but definitely tolerable if you need to cool a hot computer/VGA. $10 shipped to your door.
The fourth and fifth pictures reveal an NVIDIA GeForce 6200 with a strange DVI port. It should be fine for most DVI monitors, but do remember to check before buying. The 6200 is $30 shipped.
The sixth picture shows two simple IDE cables. Yours for $5 shipped. Sold to 3991vhtes
The seventh and eighth pictures are for a Western Digital hard disk drive. It holds 80GB, or 72 when formatted under NTFS. It will be completely wiped upon sale, and will be formatted to the, erm, format of your desire. $30 shipped. Sold to 3991vhtes
The ninth picture shows a very basic 300W power supply. It has a 4 pin P4 connector, a 20pin motherboard connector, 15A on the 12V+ rail, and one or two weird connectors. $30 shipped. Sold to 3991vhtes
The tenth picture is a simple Socket A AMD Sempron 2500+, works great, never been overclocked. $20 shipped. Sold to Fiream
The eleventh picture shows a simple Ethernet cable. It's between 3 and 5 feet long. Yours for $5 shipped. Sold to P_o_s_pc
The twelfth and thirteenth pictures represent a stock AM2 cooler. Great for quiet, un-overclocked operationand claiming warranties. It comes with a four-pin connector, and the stock un-touched TIM. $10 shipped.
The fourteenth picture is a classic NVIDIA TNT2. It runs classic Unreal Tournament. It's AGP, it's DX6, and it's $10 shipped.
Last but not least, the fifteenth picture is a power supply adapter cable. It will take a 20 pin power supply cord, and stick it into a 24 pin motherboard. $5 shipped.
Now, on to the technicalities. If you want to buy something from me...
Well, that's everything I can think of. Thanks for looking.
. Hope you find something you need...
). Please see pictures one and two as reference. The third picture represents a PCI slot fan, as Socket A things run terribly hot. It pushes a lot of air, it's a little noisy, but definitely tolerable if you need to cool a hot computer/VGA. $10 shipped to your door.
The fourth and fifth pictures reveal an NVIDIA GeForce 6200 with a strange DVI port. It should be fine for most DVI monitors, but do remember to check before buying. The 6200 is $30 shipped.
The twelfth and thirteenth pictures represent a stock AM2 cooler. Great for quiet, un-overclocked operation
The fourteenth picture is a classic NVIDIA TNT2. It runs classic Unreal Tournament. It's AGP, it's DX6, and it's $10 shipped.
Last but not least, the fifteenth picture is a power supply adapter cable. It will take a 20 pin power supply cord, and stick it into a 24 pin motherboard. $5 shipped.
Now, on to the technicalities. If you want to buy something from me...
- Please post below that you're interested, or PM me. Please keep all the juicy financial parts (addresses, exact cash details, etc) in PM's.
- Continental USA preferred. All prices include shipping to any place in the continental USA. If you are not in the continental USA and want to buy something from me, you pay the list price plus extra shipping cost.
- I ship the moment I have the money. I prefer to be payed via my paypal account (soupersmartkyd@aol.com), but I'm fine with a check. I don't mind cash, but please endeavor to ensure that it won't get stolen in transit. No credit cards, no money order, no Western Union. And I only take American currency in USD.
- If you have any problem with the product, contact me. Depending on the conditions of the problem, I will either refund your money and let you keep the product (DOA), ask you to talk to USPS (broke in transit), or laugh at your idiotic misfortune (I'll only do this if you do something truly stupid, such as remove the hard drive cover with a hammer and wonder why the hard drive doesn't work anymore).
- All shipping will be done through the United States Postal Service. If requested, I will be happy to insure the product, but you will pay extra money if insurance costs over $5. I will track the order if you pay for tracking.
- My heatware is here
Well, that's everything I can think of. Thanks for looking
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But I already paid you more than we agreed on out of genuine kindness! so all my genuine kindness is now used up! sorry! 
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