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Started by Alan M. Gallatin
Thu, 20 Aug 1992 23:40
386DX motherboard, case for sale
Author: Alan M. Gallatin
Date: Thu, 20 Aug 1992 23:40
Date: Thu, 20 Aug 1992 23:40
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FOR IMMEDIATE "QUICK" SALE -- 386 Motherboard and case Here's what it's got: 80386DX 20 MHz processor Memory card capable of supporting up to 16 MB - (takes either 256K or 1MB SIMMs in banks of 4) IDE Hard Drive controller Floppy Drive controller Built in ports: 2 serial (1 25 pin, 1 9 -or- 25 pin), 1 parallel, 1 game 5 5-1/4 drive bays (up to three can have faceplates, the other two are hidden) Power supply The box was sold by CompuAdd (model 320) - Award BIOS. To avoid any misunderstanding, while the computer is in working condition, it is being sold with no memory, drives, video card, monitor or keyboard. This is probably NOT a good purchase for anyone looking for a first system (unless you have some good leads on the remaining parts of the system). However, if you want to "tinker around" or upgrade from an earlier machine, this could be a good move! I would rather not deal outside the triangle on this one. If you are interested in purchasing the computer, please be prepared to meet me somewhere in the triangle (I'll come to you if it would be mutually convenient) to complete the transaction. I will be happy to accept a personal check drawn on a local bank. Please send your BEST FAIR OFFER to alan@acpub.duke.edu or call 493-8903. (Also for sale: Twincomm 24/96 external faxmodem and 8 256K SIMMs which total 2 MB - yes, they can be used in the above system. I will consider offers on these items separately, although I would be happy to sell the bundle to one person. Oh, by the way, I might also be interested in selling a Panasonic KX-P1124 printer...) Alan -- Alan M. Gallatin <alan@acpub.duke.edu> | The opinions contained in this Duke University School of Law; Durham, NC | post are statements of fact.
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