i broke down a few before
A picture is worth a thousand words.
I've always broken mine down on the assumption that my buyer wouldn't want to be paying for excess plastics & a heat sink.
Your best bet would be to contact your buyer directly and ask how they want it done. They might vary on that.
It's always fun to run across one of the old gold topped ones. It's definitely not like hitting the lottery but they're worth a few dollars more than the newer ones.
I'm still hoping to run across some crazy eight core processor ......SHA-WING !
Last edited by Scrappah; 11-03-2015 at 07:14 PM.
thats a nice heavy aluminum heatsink on the right plus 4 pieces of brass on the top pieces....an smd tantalum capacitator on the bottom of the middle picture...thats the only thing i would take off the actual slot processor
Well I went up to my favorite yard with some scrap and while there offered to buy some more computers. The owner was having a really bad day so he says "we'll just finish off the first storage spot". Went over with the truck and there was only 6 computers left. I didn't want to push him for more as He was dealing with the death of a close friend and office employee. Got 4 more of the Plexiglas side case units plus a dual core and a P4. Still haven't cracked open one of the fancy ones yet. Hoping to fire one up and see what's in there.. A couple of them had hang tags on them with writing where it looks like they were on a shelf for sale. They look to be matching inside. If they're good inside then I'll try to sell them as working units, but if not I'll still sell the cases cheap.
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The ribbon cables date the computers as everything now uses sata cables but cases could be repurposed
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