Any PC Builders Out There?

YEah that's what I was guessing re the whole. Don't have the ability to really take it apart though

I'm near Boston MA

 

In a vacuum, would you think that's a fair price as it is that you would stick pretty firm on?

I'm still going through the assessing of it..and an IT friend of mine has to get me into Win10 for the original acct PIN/password so I can remove any personal stuff my friend had on there first.

 

It's like separating legos, but easier...

 

Looks like the 3080Ti might of been nerfed a bit. Now it'll have a few less CUDA cores, have less memory bandwidth, and have less memory than the 3090. I'm chuckling at the folks who keep waiting for them when they're still vaporware and the rumors keep getting worse all the time.

 

Good, are you in the market?

Yup, very dear friend since about 1992-3. Ran out of time waiting for a transplant; if I'm being honest, I don't think he was doing things he needed to for making himself a good candidate either

 

Way too soon at 48..but he lived the way he saw fit to at all times

 

I sold most of the parts of my last build. I have a few items left to sell: a couple cases, PSUs, storage, etc

 

Sweet then you can buy the one I have!

 

That will get you one of the component boxes I suppose..my buddy saved almost all the original packaging

 

One other thing, how do I know how much RAM is in this thing..and if I have a SDD or HDD hard drive?

 

A SSD is much smaller than an HDD.


SSDs also come in this form too (not my pic)

 

Mine's probably HDD then, Seagate Barracuda 4tb. Can't see the entire size of it in the case but it looks bigger.

 

My cable management has been bad since the beginning...


This was a versatile board. Accepts Intel, AMD, and Cyrix Socket 7 CPUs, can use either AT or ATX PSUs, and can accept either SIMM or DIMM RAM. It has a custom BIOS so i could run an AMD K6III+ @550MHz.

 

Nice ISA bus dude.

 

Sorry to hear that