Kuntah Keentay

Sell Baby!!! Unless a family member needs a part, they have first dibs. I still haven't had a used part fail on me (knock on wood).

K

Wow! So you actually do use them then?! So you're probably pretty good with Win 3.1 and DOS and golden oldies like that, huh?

As far as parts go, I'll have to look through them and test some of them out. Heck, I still got EDO RAM and HDs with less than 1 GB! Also, I've got a bunch of old Intel procs (100-533 Mhz) that all work. I didn't realize people would buy this stuff! I've tried to sell it to pawn shops here in my town, but with no luck; I can't even give the stuff away! Hooray for the Internet!

Wow! So you actually do use them then?! So you're probably pretty good with Win 3.1 and DOS and golden oldies like that, huh?

As far as parts go, I'll have to look through them and test some of them out. Heck, I still got EDO RAM and HDs with less than 1 GB! Also, I've got a bunch of old Intel procs (100-533 Mhz) that all work. I didn't realize people would buy this stuff! I've tried to sell it to pawn shops here in my town, but with no luck; I can't even give the stuff away! Hooray for the Internet!

I've found that people like to use old computers/parts for their little kids. Kids are being taught how to use computers beginning at the age of 2 so it comes in handy (and cheap). They mostly use them to play games. This seems like useless knowledge until you realize that you can make money from it.

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Where could one go to find out what going rates for computer parts are? For example to find out how much a five year old system is worth? Anything better than scouring ebay?

I can sell you an old computer, about 5 years old and packed full of C4

I can sell you an old computer, about 5 years old and packed full of C4

Heh, that reminds me of a movie I saw (I think Tech TV) where they destroyed a hard drive with thermite. I gotta try that some time.

hmmmm thermite, whats that?

hmmmm thermite, whats that?

Umm... I believe it is tungsten and some other element, but when they are combined, they get really hot. Like 3,500 F hot!

I'll look up thermite in just a second.

EDIT:

Okay, I found a sight that explains it pretty well; been a while since physics, obviously I'm rusty. :D

http://www.hackcanada.com/blackcrawl/survive/thermite.txt