Darn, wanted that Mac! :-( Teaches me to get home late! However, the
ASUS MB and 17in monitor I would be interested in
The other stuff SGI and so forth, I haven't a clue so I can't help take
it off your hands! :-( Let me know what part of town you're in if this
is still available.
Thanks!
On Wed, 25 Jan 2006 16:01:00 -0800, "Gregory K. Ruiz-Ade" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
took time to say the following:
GKR> Some changes to the list, as three computers have been claimed, and I
GKR> needed to gut the ATX case to replace dead guts in a computer I'm
GKR> keeping.
GKR>
GKR> On Jan 24, 2006, at 1:01 PM, Gregory K. Ruiz-Ade wrote:
GKR> > I have a second Sun GDM-20E20 20" monitor, too, which isn't quite
GKR> > as good picture-wise as the one with the sparcstation above. I
GKR> > also have the appropriate adapters for both of them to connect them
GKR> > to standard SVGA ports on PCs and the PowerMacs.
GKR>
GKR> Still have this.
GKR>
GKR> > I have an InWin A500 ATX case with some Asus motherboard with an
GKR> > Athlon Slot-A 500-ish MHz CPU and 128MB (or is it 256BM) of ram.
GKR> > Floppy, some cables, a video card and a network card are also in
GKR> > there. Round it out with some components to make a whole system,
GKR> > or gut it to build a new one.
GKR>
GKR> This has been gutted, so it's just a case. I also found the
GKR> faceplates for the drive bays last night, so I'll toss those in. :)
GKR>
GKR> > There's a Viewsonic A75 17" monitor that is in great condition,
GKR> > except for some scratching on the anti-glare coating. I used it as
GKR> > my main display for about a year before I got my LCD this month.
GKR> > The scratches are a little annoying, so you might not want this for
GKR> > a system you'll be spending lots of hours in front of. Happy to
GKR> > demo it for anyone that's interested.
GKR>
GKR> This monitor is still available.
GKR>
GKR> > I've also got an SGI Octane, R10k CPU, 512MB RAM, 21" SGI monitor,
GKR> > SGI keyboard (matches monitor) and a MS optical mouse ('cause,
GKR> > well, the SGI takes PS/2 keyboards and mice). It's a beast, and
GKR> > for its size (about 4" shorter and 4" wider than a typical PC mini-
GKR> > tower) it's ungodly heavy (~70lbs or so?). Fresh load of IRIX 6.5
GKR> > (June 1998 release), single 4GB hard drive. Works great. This one
GKR> > is currently in my office at UCSD, since I ran out of room at
GKR> > home. Please, someone, help a man in need and take this off my
GKR> > hands. :)
GKR> >
GKR> > Finally, I have an SGI Indigo^2. It seems to be some bastard model
GKR> > between the teal-cased ones and the purple-cased ones... Also has a
GKR> > fresh load of IRIX 6.5, though the graphics subsystem seems to need
GKR> > about 20mins or so to warm up for the display to render clean.
GKR> > Built like a tank (like the Octane). Looks more like an old-school
GKR> > "desktop" case.
GKR>
GKR> These SGIs are still available.
GKR>
GKR> Gregory
GKR>
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