Intel Pentium 4 Xeon

[Crazybob]

Anyone have a use for this chip with heatsink?

Intel Pentium 4 Xeon 1700DP/256L2/400/1.7V SL5TE

Let me know. I scavanged 1 and I won't be using it.

[Dandasarge]

Nope I don't need it.. Also i think i have a 5130 some place if someone needs it..

[rgathright]

Nice offers team!

Problem is that the 400Mhz FSB Xeon does not come in any PCIe configurations that I can find online.

In fact, I still have my old 3.2Ghz, 800FSB, Xeons and ASUS board in my attic. Loved that little system.

[Crazybob]

Figured I would throw it out there just in case. Got all kinds of weird elctronics sitting around the office that I can't use.

[rgathright]

Are you looking for a 250Mb Iomega Zip drive with PATA interface?

I found 2 while cleaning out my home computer office.

[Fire$torm]

Nice offers team!

Problem is that the 400Mhz FSB Xeon does not come in any PCIe configurations that I can find online.

In fact, I still have my old 3.2Ghz, 800FSB, Xeons and ASUS board in my attic. Loved that little system.

That is too bad. An alternative would be to use a PCI version of something like an nVidia 9500GT. Though its nothing close to even a 4850, it is a low power card. I wonder if it MIGHT be possible to run two in a system? My 9500GT can do 25K~35K a day on PPS-Sieve.

[zombie67]

That is too bad. An alternative would be to use a PCI version of something like an nVidia 9500GT. Though its nothing close to even a 4850, it is a low power card. I wonder if it MIGHT be possible to run two in a system? My 9500GT can do 25K~35K a day on PPS-Sieve.

I have run dual 9500GT PCI cards in an xp64 machine with no problem at all.

[Maxwell]

That is too bad. An alternative would be to use a PCI version of something like an nVidia 9500GT. Though its nothing close to even a 4850, it is a low power card. I wonder if it MIGHT be possible to run two in a system? My 9500GT can do 25K~35K a day on PPS-Sieve.

I have run dual 9500GT PCI cards in an xp64 machine with no problem at all.

And I've run dual 9500GT PCI cards in an xp32 Dell P4 with a 350W PSU and no PCIe slots. So it's definitely possible...