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Started by John Gado
Fri, 18 Aug 2000 03:20
FS: Dell server w/two P90 CPUs & a Gateway P60 full tower system
Author: John Gado
Date: Fri, 18 Aug 2000 03:20
Date: Fri, 18 Aug 2000 03:20
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Hi,
I have the following two items for sale,
Dell PowerEdge SP590-2 server
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- Two P90 CPUs with heatsink (machine had 1 CPU - added another one)
- Dual socket 5 motherboard with built in SCSI 2, Mach32 SVGA, eight 72
Pin Simm slots (no RAM installed), and riser (slot) card with 6 EISA
& 2 PCI slots.
- 512KBytes cache RAM
- Floppy drive
- 300 Watt power supply
The dimensions on this case are 23"7/8 x 17"7/8 x 9"1/8, it has four
3.5" drive bays which are located on the front bottom part of the
computer, and four 5.25" bays. The 3.5" bays can be accessed without
having to remove the case cover, the front bottom part of the case bezel
has a small hinged door that lets you access these bays. There are
three 80mm case fans on this server, two are for air flow over the cards
bay & CPU, and one for cooling the 3.5" drive bays. There is an
additional space for an extra 80mm fan at the back of the case, and of
course the fan inside the power supply. The power supply has an ATX
style motherboard power connector, but also has an AT style power
switch.
Asking for $125
Gateway P5-60 computer
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This is a Gateway full tower 60Mhz Pentium computer, with 16MB RAM, 2MB
PCI video card, and a 850MB hard drive. Here's a detailed list of
what's included,
- Pentium 60 CPU
- 16MB RAM
- 2MB UltraPro PCI Mach32 video card
- 850MB Caviar 2850 hard drive
- Intel 8/16 Ethernet networking card
- Floppy drive
- Full size tower
- Windows 95 installed
I'de like to get $90 for this machine, or swap it for a couple of
3.2/4.3 hard drives. If you have hard drives you'de like to swap or any
other parts please me know, thanks.
John.
jgado@charter.net
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