[Cialug] Free Stuff

[Matt]

Sorry, but I forgot to mention that the motherboard/Q6600 also comes with 4GB DDR2-800.

I also just remembered that I have 16GB (4 x 4GB) DDR3-1600 that can go to a good home, BUT it requires 1.65V to run at that speed and max voltage for most recent Intel chips is 1.5V.  At 1.5V, I believe this RAM will run at 1333 or 1066 MHz instead.  If you have a motherboard and chip that support overclocking, you could use it at full speed, but not mixed with other memory.  I'm not sure what the rating are on AMD chips.

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> On May 29, 2014, at 4:56 PM, Matt <matt at itwannabe.com> wrote:
> 
> I've found some more stuff that is free for the taking to anyone who has a use for it:
> 
> Core 2 Quad Q6600 on an EVGA NVidia 780i SLI motherboard (3 x 16X PCI-e, 1 x 1X PCI-e, 2 x PCI slots; 6 x SATA2; 1 x IDE; 1 x Floppy [yes, it has a floppy controller!])
> 
> Sony NEC Optiarc (pick one?) IDE DVD+RW(DL) drive (not sure what the speed is on this one... My guess is 16X.  Also it has a feature called LabelFlash, which similar to LightScribe, though I'm not sure if the media are cross-compatible... I was never able to find any LabelFlash media to try it out)
> 
> Linksys wireless-n PCI card
> 
> 2 x 1GB DDR-400 ECC DIMMs
> 
> 1 x 256MB Kingston DDR-333 DIMM
> 
> 1 x 1GB Kingston DDR-333 DIMM
> 
> 1 x 512MB PNY DDR-333 DIMM
> 
> And lastly, I still have a half-height universal 4-post rack on casters (it's actually a cabinet without the front and rear doors).  It has screw hole mounts, so rails that expect a square hole will require those screw hole adapters that used to sell for ridiculous amounts of money.  I have a couple of trays that go with the rack, too, which are good for holding a monitor or keyboard/mouse.
> 
> Everything is free for the taking.  I can probably meet you at the makerspace with anything but the rack.  It will need to be picked up at my house, because I don't have access to a large enough vehicle to move it (it's roughly 6' x 3.5' x 2').  It might be able to be disassembled, but I don't think I could pull that off without help.
> 
> -- Matt (N0BOX)
> 
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