Sovereign
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System Name | "The Gateway Donation" |
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Processor | Mobile AMD Turion 64 ML-34, 1975 MHz (9 x 218) (1MB L2) |
Motherboard | MSI K8N Neo3-FSR (3 PCI, 1 PCI-E x16, 1 AGR, 2 DDR DIMM) |
Cooling | Arctic Cooling Freezer 64 PRO + Various 80mm Case Fans |
Memory | 1024 MB (PC3200 DDR SDRAM, Hynix & Nanya Chips) |
Video Card(s) | MSI HD2600XT 256MB GDDR4 Diamond OC Edition PCI-E x16 |
Storage | Maxtor 6E040L0 (40 GB, 7200 RPM, Ultra-ATA/133) |
Display(s) | Princeton LCD1950 19" 8ms Digital LCD (1280x1024 @ 75Hz) |
Case | Gateway (2000) Beige P150 ATX MidTower Case |
Audio Device(s) | Aureal Vortex 2 SQ2500 "SuperQuad" Audio |
Power Supply | HEC Orion 500 watt ATX Power Supply |
Software | Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 w/ SP2 |
Benchmark Scores | SuperPi 1M @ You don't even want to know! ;) |
Heya folks!
I currently have a fairly new OEM 3800+ X2 65w Windsor Core AM2 CPU and a retail BIOSTAR TFORCE nVIDIA GEFORCE 6100 uATX motherboard combo for sale.
The CPU was tested in the above board and did 2.8Ghz stable on stock volts and was tested with Everest Ultimate Edition 2007's stability test. I'll guarantee as much as one can that it will do at least 2.6Ghz if you choose to use it in another mobo (that at least supports some form of overclocking)!
The thing is, I upgraded to a new mobo and CPU recently as a result of the BIOSTAR mobo acting up after a hard drive upgrade. You read that right, a HARD DRIVE upgrade caused the mobo to start acting up or not POSTing at all in some instances. The mobo has diagnostic LEDS on the PCB with a description of what they mean and sometimes it shows the board as being fine while other times it shows the mobo itself is having issues. The LEDS also indicate whether it is the RAM or CPU that is causing the problem but that is never the issue, they always indicate that everything is good to go while other times it indicates the board itself is the problem. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED and this is the reason why I am letting this combo go for so little.
I have since tested the CPU in the new motherboard and it is working just fine so it is definitely the motherboard. The mobo itself can be RMA'ed to BIOSTAR but I just couldn't be arsed to do so... so I'm just going to offload the combo for a cheap price instead.
So, this combo is what you will be getting :
1) AMD Athlon 64 X2 3800+(65W) Windsor 2.0GHz 2 x 512KB L2 Cache Socket AM2 Processor minus HSF and
2) BIOSTAR TForce 6100 AM2 Socket AM2 NVIDIA GeForce 6100 Micro ATX RoHs compliant AMD Motherboard minus I/O plate because I just can not seem to find the thing!
3) BONUS - OEM SOFTWARE PACKAGE - TOMB RAIDER : ANGEL OF DARKNESS, CYBERLINK DVD SOLUTIONS CDROM, INTERVIDEO WINDVD as well as a brand new/still sealed SAPPHIRE LOGO CHROME ALLOY RUBBER GRIPPED PEN (NICE/RARE GIFT ITEM)
I'm asking $70 shipped OBO within the continental USA for the combo! I'll consider shipping to Canada but please no other international buyers. Shipping will be via USPS Priority Mail service w/ Delivery confirmation or via FedEX Home Delivery with insurance. Thats basicaly the price of the CPU and the mobo thrown in free (and once you get it RMA'ed, this will be an even better deal). I will only accept Paypal as payment on this one, sorry.
If you are wanting to do a partial trade, I am down with that as well. I'm basicaly looking for DDR400 and/or DDR2 memory (any CAS for DDR400 and DDR2 must be at least CAS 4 PC6400) atm but I'll also consider other items that you may have.
I currently have a fairly new OEM 3800+ X2 65w Windsor Core AM2 CPU and a retail BIOSTAR TFORCE nVIDIA GEFORCE 6100 uATX motherboard combo for sale.
The CPU was tested in the above board and did 2.8Ghz stable on stock volts and was tested with Everest Ultimate Edition 2007's stability test. I'll guarantee as much as one can that it will do at least 2.6Ghz if you choose to use it in another mobo (that at least supports some form of overclocking)!
The thing is, I upgraded to a new mobo and CPU recently as a result of the BIOSTAR mobo acting up after a hard drive upgrade. You read that right, a HARD DRIVE upgrade caused the mobo to start acting up or not POSTing at all in some instances. The mobo has diagnostic LEDS on the PCB with a description of what they mean and sometimes it shows the board as being fine while other times it shows the mobo itself is having issues. The LEDS also indicate whether it is the RAM or CPU that is causing the problem but that is never the issue, they always indicate that everything is good to go while other times it indicates the board itself is the problem. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED and this is the reason why I am letting this combo go for so little.
I have since tested the CPU in the new motherboard and it is working just fine so it is definitely the motherboard. The mobo itself can be RMA'ed to BIOSTAR but I just couldn't be arsed to do so... so I'm just going to offload the combo for a cheap price instead.
So, this combo is what you will be getting :
1) AMD Athlon 64 X2 3800+(65W) Windsor 2.0GHz 2 x 512KB L2 Cache Socket AM2 Processor minus HSF and
2) BIOSTAR TForce 6100 AM2 Socket AM2 NVIDIA GeForce 6100 Micro ATX RoHs compliant AMD Motherboard minus I/O plate because I just can not seem to find the thing!
3) BONUS - OEM SOFTWARE PACKAGE - TOMB RAIDER : ANGEL OF DARKNESS, CYBERLINK DVD SOLUTIONS CDROM, INTERVIDEO WINDVD as well as a brand new/still sealed SAPPHIRE LOGO CHROME ALLOY RUBBER GRIPPED PEN (NICE/RARE GIFT ITEM)
I'm asking $70 shipped OBO within the continental USA for the combo! I'll consider shipping to Canada but please no other international buyers. Shipping will be via USPS Priority Mail service w/ Delivery confirmation or via FedEX Home Delivery with insurance. Thats basicaly the price of the CPU and the mobo thrown in free (and once you get it RMA'ed, this will be an even better deal). I will only accept Paypal as payment on this one, sorry.
If you are wanting to do a partial trade, I am down with that as well. I'm basicaly looking for DDR400 and/or DDR2 memory (any CAS for DDR400 and DDR2 must be at least CAS 4 PC6400) atm but I'll also consider other items that you may have.
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