• Welcome to TechPowerUp Forums, Guest! Please check out our forum guidelines for info related to our community.

Old Hardware ( what can i do with it? )

FireFox

The Power Of Intel
Joined
Feb 19, 2014
Messages
7,507 (1.80/day)
Location
Germany
Processor Intel i7 10700K
Motherboard Asus ROG Maximus XII Hero
Cooling 2x Black Ice Nemesis GTX 480 - 1x Black Ice Nemesis GTX 420 - D5 VPP655P - 13x Corsair LL120 - LL140
Memory 32GB G.SKILL Trident Z RGB 3600Hz
Video Card(s) EVGA GEFORCE RTX 3080 XC3 Ultra
Storage Samsung 970 EVO PLUS 500GB/1TB - WD Blue SN550 1TB - 2 X WD Blue 1TB - 3 X WD Black 1TB
Display(s) Asus ROG PG278QR 2560x1440 144Hz (Overclocked 165Hz )/ Samsung
Case Corsair Obsidian 1000D
Audio Device(s) I prefer Gaming-Headset
Power Supply Enermax MaxTytan 1250W 80+ Titanium
Mouse Logitech G502 spectrum
Keyboard Virtuis Advanced Gaming Keyboard ( Batboard )
Software Windows 10 Enterprise/Windows 10 Pro/Windows 11 Pro
Benchmark Scores My PC runs FiFA
HP 9000 J7000 workstation

Fully working:

4 x 440MHz PA-RISC 8500 CPU's (4-cores) (most CPU available in HP-UX 11i)
10 x 512MB Memory modules (5GB total) - expandable to 16GB
2 x 75GB 15k SCSI Disk drive
1 x DVD-ROM
1 x Visualize graphics card (15-pin)
HP-UX 11i OS pre-loaded + 5 Install CD's (fresh Copies)

s-l1600.jpg
s-l1600l.jpg
s-l1600o.jpg
s-l16000.jpg
s-l16000.jpg
s-l1600t.jpg
IMG-20180223-WA0018.jpg

IMG-20180227-WA0000.jpg
 
Last edited:
Eh... not much outside of the *nix realm, honestly. And even then it's a huge waste of power.
 
scrap metal
 
Love the CPU heatsink/fan.
Use for industrial modern art project.
 
I'm not sure if this is available for non-business customers, but where I work, we have a company that pays us to recycle old equipment. They will take anything but UPS batteries. What is your general location?
 
I'm not sure if this is available for non-business customers, but where I work, we have a company that pays us to recycle old equipment. They will take anything but UPS batteries. What is your general location?

You are in the USA and i am in EU:)
 
Chassis would be cool to keep. Junk otherwise. Maybe find a way to convert the chassis to a NAS build?
 
You are in the USA and i am in EU:)
Dang. I have no idea if there is anything like this in the EU. I'm not sure if anyone has use for the full system. I know some companies can pay top dollar if they are desperately needing a legacy component because something broke (my old company did). But finding buyers is hard.
 
You are in the USA and i am in EU:)
There should be an option I think, here in the UK there is. Even back in Romania some recycling companies are collecting stuff like this for free
 
There would be private recyclers that you can call up and they'll collect it for you.
 
I wont give it to anyone for free lmao
 
I think recycling options would be greater in the EU and UK than here in the US.

There is an electronic recycling center near where I live and they pay you for the steel and aluminum content. There are precious metals in RAM and CPUs they pay you for too. It is pennies on the pound but the point is, they recycle it properly to keep hazardous waste out of the environment.

This place, however, does not come to you unless you have a lot.
 
You can definitely recycle parts of that, regardless of whether you're in Europe for the US.
 
Nah, it is a Fully working 1998 Hardware, that said, it wont be recycled
 
This is one of the coolest looking heatsinks I've ever seen! Must have cost a fortune to make but for what they probably charged for the whole server back then, money wasn't really an object :cool:

1519742629910.png
 
So you're trying to offload it for cash? I'm pretty sure the only people that would take it, would be the museum.
 
If you aren't willing to recycle, I say part it out. Nobody will need the full system, but like I said earlier, if you are super lucky, some company may need a part from it.
 
Till you can sell it. Put a table cloth over it, so at least that server serves a purpose.
 
So you're trying to offload it for cash? I'm pretty sure the only people that would take it, would be the museum.

You find some of them for 1200€ or even more on Ebay.

Must have cost a fortune to make but for what they probably charged for the whole server back then, money wasn't really an object :cool:

The whole setup costed around 20.000€ back them.

The owner was Betty Barclay ( Ladies Clothing Company )
 
If there is an option to get some money for this I would say go ahead put it on ebay ;)
 
sell it for copper thats in it, might be some gold in it too. yea just ebay it see what happens
 
sell it for copper thats in it, might be some gold in it too. yea just ebay it see what happens

Yeap, there is gold in it and the power cable has gold connectors too.
 
Back
Top