HWZ Lab: Old Inventory Clean-up (SFF PC)

Dr.Vijay

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  1. Shuttle SN21G5 (GeForce 6100, Athlon 64/FX) - reserved
  2. Shuttle SX38P2 (Intel X38) - reserved
  3. Shuttle SB75G2 (Intel 875P) - reserved
  4. Shuttle Zen XPC ST62K - reserved
  5. Shuttle SB81P (Intel 915G) - reserved
  6. Shuttle SN95G5 (nForce 3) - reserved
  7. Shuttle ST20G5 (Radeon Xpress 200) - reserved
  8. AOpen XCCube EX18 (nForce 2)
  9. AOpen XCCube EZ65 (Intel 865G)
  10. AOpen XCCube EX915 (Intel 915G)
  11. Soltek Qbic EQ3401M
  12. Soltek Qbic EQ3801MW
  13. MSI Mega 180


Let me know if anyone's interested?

- First-come-first-serve basis.
- To be collected from SPH Magazines office (82 Genting Lane).
- Next collection period is 11th and 12th April, preferably evening, after 6pm
- We cannot determine the exact condition of these products and no further support can be rendered. Take it as-is.
 

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Waiting for Dell SFF, need the proprietary SFF PSU to revive a dead Dell SFF. :D
 

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can I have the Shuttle SN21G5 instead of the NAS:s13:

It makes more sense to use it as a headless server
 

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You mean the Dell Zino HD? If so I've got that too if you want.


Not this series.

Dell OptiPlex 780SFF, the PSU is proprietary SFF PSU using a mini 24 pins connector for the motherboard. Got a dead system due to a faulty PSU, currently weighting the option to get one from taobao or transplant the other working components to alternative system (if available). A pain in the ass to get proprietary SFF PSU from SLS, was quote the cheapest $70 for a used replacement unit.
 

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Not this series.

Dell OptiPlex 780SFF, the PSU is proprietary SFF PSU using a mini 24 pins connector for the motherboard. Got a dead system due to a faulty PSU, currently weighting the option to get one from taobao or transplant the other working components to alternative system (if available). A pain in the ass to get proprietary SFF PSU from SLS, was quote the cheapest $70 for a used replacement unit.

You can also consider using a converter cable if you have a regular SFF PSU available

https://www.ebay.com/itm/ATX-Power-Supply-24-Pin-to-Mini-24-Pin-Cable-For-Dell-Optiplex-760-780-960-980/222825185087?_trkparms=aid%3D222007%26algo%3DSIM.MBE%26ao%3D2%26asc%3D50998%26meid%3Dbe21c7e498fc46ecb00b00947c7aa7d7%26pid%3D100623%26rk%3D2%26rkt%3D6%26sd%3D361307283204%26itm%3D222825185087&_trksid=p2047675.c100623.m-1
 

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First gen DDR. I try to watch YouTube using Core 2 E6600 already very taxing.
 

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Can i have item 1 - Shuttle SN21G5 (GeForce 6100, Athlon 64/FX)
 

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Found another SFF - Shuttle ST20G5 (Radeon Xpress 200).

Added to the list.
 

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Found another SFF - Shuttle ST20G5 (Radeon Xpress 200).

Added to the list.

Wonderful, finally a SFF using standard long SFF PSU, can revive the dead Dell 780SFF, strip the mini 24 pins power cable and solder it to this PSU.

I want this. :D
 

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Wah serious?

Dang. Wish I had found it earlier :s13:

Wanna collect tomorrow? :p

Wonderful, finally a SFF using standard long SFF PSU, can revive the dead Dell 780SFF, strip the mini 24 pins power cable and solder it to this PSU.

I want this. :D
 

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Wah serious?

Dang. Wish I had found it earlier :s13:

Wanna collect tomorrow? :p

Dead serious, the SFF belong to a client and comes with an industrial machine tailored mount the SFF in a compartment with extension of all the rear I/O ports to a customised panel.

Changing the system is not an easy task , but stripping the proprietary mini 24 pins cable from the dead PSU and solder it to another working SFF is an easy job for me.

Will be going over tomorrow around the same time. See you tomorrow.

Thank You. :)
 
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