About 2 months ago I gave my neighbor a PC I received in a scrap load. It didn't have a hard drive but he had one and it's been working for him. He offered me 50 dollars and I said sure.
I was at his house today looking at some cards he had and talking about the different components on them and he asked if I would be willing to take the cards as a partial payment for the money he owed me. Sure will, and we loaded them up.
I just got through going through them and sorting them and this is what I got.
Starting on the left with the first white bin and going clockwise are gold finger cards, gold finger cards with the gold fingers removed
, CD ROM boards, 11 small socket mother boards, 21 laptop mother boards, 1 large socket mother board, 1 board from a data switch, and 6 thin client mother boards. In the center I have about 1 pound of ram, 1 slot processor and a mix of large and small cps. None of them were ceramic.
I would also like to add that the cards came in the white bins and the white bins do not belong to me. I plan on transferring the cards to cardboard boxes and the white bins will be rinsed out and returned to their rightful owner.
Originally Posted by jimicrk
About 2 months ago I gave my neighbor a PC I received in a scrap load. It didn't have a hard drive but he had one and it's been working for him. He offered me 50 dollars and I said sure.
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