Some help with these boards please

I removed some boards from a few servers I had and would like some advice on how to classify them. Thanks!

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1. green motherboard grade
2. finger card / green motherboard grade
3 finger card / green motherboard grade

Some buyers pay more for finger cards than motherboards so if you have enough it is worth it to separate them out. But what you have is going to bring $4+ per pound

Complete garbage. Send them to me for proper disposal. ;)

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Originally Posted by parrothead

Complete garbage. Send them to me for proper disposal. ;)

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There on there way!! LOL!

I love servers! Lots of big boards and not one tool needed to tear them down. Picked up 5 of them along with 6 towers and a few NIB Direct TV boxes with remotes. Doing some homework on the Direct TV boxes now.

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Originally Posted by jghilino

1. green motherboard grade
2. finger card / green motherboard grade
3 finger card / green motherboard grade

Some buyers pay more for finger cards than motherboards so if you have enough it is worth it to separate them out. But what you have is going to bring $4+ per pound

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Thank you sir!

2 is a daughterboard
3 is a backplane

looks like 68 pin SCSI connectors there by your thumb, count one row(i use a pointer, such as a sharp toothpick to count with) and see if there's 34

if so, it's probly an SCSI hard drive array controller

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Originally Posted by Bear

looks like 68 pin SCSI connectors there by your thumb, count one row(i use a pointer, such as a sharp toothpick to count with) and see if there's 34

if so, it's probly an SCSI hard drive array controller

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Will do. **** Bear, you know your boards!