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5 total messages Started by Jeff Sat, 29 Dec 2001 12:54
how much could be price for CPU AMD-K6-3-500 or AMD-K6-3-500 ?
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Author: Jeff
Date: Sat, 29 Dec 2001 12:54
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I just wondering, how much could be price for CPU AMD-K6-2-400 (500) or
AMD-K6-III-400 (500) ?
Any idea?
Do somebody having this ancient stuff or its gone forever?
Re: how much could be price for CPU AMD-K6-3-500 or AMD-K6-3-500 ?
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Author: Andrew Bak
Date: Sat, 29 Dec 2001 19:53
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Dunno about the K6-III... I've been trying to find one for a while, locally
- haven't had any luck yet...

As far as the K6-II @ 550Mhz, they are still available, and retail for
about $80 or $85... I bought my 450 (some time ago) at Fly Computer on 57th
@ Cambie...

Other places still carry them, but not in great quantity... If I were you,
I would migrate away from Super 7... the K6II 550 is the fastest chip
you'll find for it - then you're stuck...

Hope this helps,

Andrew


Jeff wrote:

> I just wondering, how much could be price for CPU AMD-K6-2-400 (500) or
> AMD-K6-III-400 (500) ?
> Any idea?
> Do somebody having this ancient stuff or its gone forever?

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Re: how much could be price for CPU AMD-K6-3-500 or AMD-K6-3-500 ?
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Author: Albino Protester
Date: Sat, 29 Dec 2001 22:24
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In article <3C2E1F46.96F98DE8@dccnet.com>, abak@dccnet.com says...
>
>Dunno about the K6-III... I've been trying to find one for a while, locally
>- haven't had any luck yet...
>

A guy was selling a K6-III and a motherboard for $80 here a few days ago, which 
is a good deal.  On ebay K6-III's are still going for $40-$50US

>As far as the K6-II @ 550Mhz, they are still available, and retail for
>about $80 or $85... I bought my 450 (some time ago) at Fly Computer on 57th
>@ Cambie...
>

Are you serious?? the price went up?  They were selling for $70 locally last 
summer.
Re: how much could be price for CPU AMD-K6-3-500 or AMD-K6-3-500 ?
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Author: b24680
Date: Sun, 30 Dec 2001 15:19
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In case you are trying to buy, don't even think about K6-2.  They suck
big time compared to K6-2+ and K6-3+.

I recently went from K6-2 to K6-2+.  Same clock speed, but the
performance improvement is obvious and 3dmark 2000 shows an over 40%
increase in frame rate.

But if your board doesn't support the plus, then the k6-3 will still
be a good choice.
RAID System FS
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Author: Loring Windblad
Date: Tue, 08 Jan 2002 09:49
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> Basic RAID system for sale, as is ($1079 + PST/GST) or super configured
> to your needs (will quote).
>
> Email your requests to windy at uniserve dot com (convert address to
> proper form).
>
> Basic system is:
> Intel PIII 800 mHz w/RAID
> 20 GB HD Maxtor 7200 - currently loaded w/Win 98 (new, registerable)
> --   HD mounted in removable drawer for take-along security. Option on
> HD:
> --   Basic HD in system, first 2 RAID HD's can be mounted in removeable
> drawers.
> 512 MB RAM
> ZIP drive, 100 MB internal
> 16x DVD-ROM
> 16x10x40 CDRW
> 3D 3000 Sound Card
> Standard Keyboard, mouse, speakers
> Monitor extra**
> 1 year P/L warranty
>
> Customizable Options for above system:
> **Basic 17" Monitor -- $224 incl PST/GST - Other monitor options
> available, inquire
> O/S Options -- Win 2000 Pro $265), Win ME ($166), Win XP Home ($174)
> incl PST/GST
> HD Options -- as is or add 1-4 up to 60 GB units to RAID system.
>                         Reference price for 60 GB HD (Maxtor 7200) -
> $198 ea + PST/GST
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