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Old Feb 15, 2004, 07:25 AM   #1
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Just wondering. I have a fried ASUS K8V Motherboard, a Cooked GeForceFX5900 128, and a Toasted GeForceFX5600 128 video card sitting here. It's really cookin here at my house. lol.
I have replaced them but this stuff is damn near new. Are there any pieces or components of those I could remove and add to my pc? There must be something I can do with it.
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Old Feb 15, 2004, 07:52 AM   #2
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RMA them or sell them on eBay.

And I don't mean scam anyone. You'll be surprised how much money people will fork out for broken stuff.
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Old Feb 15, 2004, 08:35 AM   #3
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I suppose I could do either. That's not very exciting though. I guess I probably could though. I do have my my eye on some high performance raid controllers and faster hard drives. If I was to post them on eBay should I post them Separately or together.
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Old Feb 15, 2004, 09:41 AM   #4
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Seperately, without a doubt. Remember to mention that they are broken.

I set up a two drive array (Hitacha SATA drives) recently and it's awesome.
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Old Feb 15, 2004, 09:57 AM   #5
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how were they killed? is the ram good? i can't really pay a whole lot for a dead card but i'm, still kind of intested in good video memory to do some card moding

i beet you thier are some there peopl out there try ebay
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Old Feb 15, 2004, 12:03 PM   #6
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the ram should be good on both cards. The 5600 I fried with arctic silver like 6 months ago and when cleaning it up I knocked a couple of resistors off of it. It still will show graphics but there are funny lines on it. The 5900 I also knocked a couple of resistors off of when I was cleaning. I'm such a chooch!!!!!!! I have soddered new resistors on the 5900 off of the 5600 trying to repair it.
They are both 128's. Both have been overclocked way beyond spec. The 5900 more than the 5600. And the 5900 was watercooled and was in the case at the same time as my K8V Mobo. That motherboard rusted due to condensation in a couple of spots. The 5900 could have been a bit moist to. Well, chances are if the mobo was it was. It did not break due to condensation though .

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Seperately, without a doubt. Remember to mention that they are broken.

I set up a two drive array (Hitacha SATA drives) recently and it's awesome.
Are they 7200 or 10000 rpm? I'm running Via's integrated and my best Hard Drive Score in PCmark02 is 3800. I have not seen another hard drive score that high. I would like 2 15k drives.
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