Source for older comp parts

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Norman there's a bunch of guys online that specialize in new old stock stuff...I had to hunt out a 386sx board last year for a cnc and built an entire computer brand new out of their stock for $500...386

Put your part into google and I bet you'll find exactly what you want for cheap...

[littles]

Originally Posted by #^&#^&#^&#^&#^&#^&#^&#^&#^&#^&#^&

Norman there's a bunch of guys online that specialize in new old stock stuff...I had to hunt out a 386sx board last year for a cnc and built an entire computer brand new out of their stock for $500...386

holy man. I could have gotten you a few of those for nothing unless you needed one specific board. I tossed a lot of my stuff about 6 months ago, my slowest (in parts) now is maybe a P3. I had some 286's and every variation of 386 and 486 cpu with a board, mostly Intel but some Amstrad, Via, and AMD. It was pretty cool collection but it was taking up too much space.

[MrHunters]

Originally Posted by #^&#^&#^&#^&#^&#^&#^&#^&#^&#^&#^&

Norman there's a bunch of guys online that specialize in new old stock stuff...I had to hunt out a 386sx board last year for a cnc and built an entire computer brand new out of their stock for $500...386

Put your part into google and I bet you'll find exactly what you want for cheap...

what the h e double hockey sticks do you need that artifact for?



i don't want to tell you that i could have built ya a new one for that

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machine was built around this MrH, it was a custom pc setup that got fried. They bastardized one leg of 220 to run the computer at 110...cept they marked the machine 220 and it was 208 which is a completely different beast. Smoke, fire, flames, holy crap. Had to rebuild the thing.

Originally Posted by MrHunters

what the h e double hockey sticks do you need that artifact for?



i don't want to tell you that i could have built ya a new one for that