Well, the E6600 and G80 8800GTS are 6+ years old at this point, though admittedly still very adequate for a lot of purposes.Lol leave it to a tech site to call these computers old. I have an a64 3000+ set up as a server and I feel it's adequate for most server functions. Just can't run a bf3 server. (they're locked down anyhow)
Well, the E6600 and G80 8800GTS are 6+ years old at this point, though admittedly still very adequate for a lot of purposes.
Heh, the grad students in my department aren't in any better shape. We're still using hand-me-down Northwood P4 DellsMore than adequate for the vast majority of people. My sister is still running an Athlon XP machine as her main box. I'd snap it up and give it to her in an instant, provided the right price.
I know they're listed for that. What they sell for though...don't know.Serious question: can an old spec PC like that actually command a decent paying price on the local market (read: duping the lesser informed).
I'm not one to go out of my way to dupe people, but if I could get more than a hundred or two for my old build (similar specs to the OP), I might also just do that.
Heh, the grad students in my department aren't in any better shape. We're still using hand-me-down Northwood P4 Dells
The only deparment property I'm using are the monitors and power cords![]()
That's what I was thinking too.Sweet jesus. Only one section of that entire list was even dedicated to re-purposing. And they gave basically one example. Yeesh, terrible. I usually love livehacker.
My recently replaced build? Overclocked. Upgraded. Decently maintained. Fed some old programs.
And now ignored.
find it buried in a closet 10 years from now and then be shocked at how much power the killawatt says it's drawing.
find it buried in a closet 10 years from now and then be shocked at how much power the killawatt says it's drawing.
