[NCLUG] Lots of computer equipment for sale

[Vincent Randal]

Hello Sean,

How did the sale go? I hope you were able to find people to carry off your
junk for the privilege of paying a few dollars. (Ha!) No. I hope the sale
went well for everyone.

Is NCLUG still meeting each month as indicated here? I don't get out much ;)
http://www.nclug.org/

After a few years of personal inactivity I am wanting to resume using Linux
on my laptop with LVM for snapshots. I may have it working now.

A couple days ago I tried replying to a very old thread on lists.nclug.org
(or so I thought) but maybe that did not work.
from:Vincent Randal <vtrandal at gmail.com>
to:Northern Colorado Linux Users Group <nclug at lists.nclug.org>
date:Aug 18, 2019, 4:32 PM
subject:Re: [NCLUG] LVM snapshot!
mailed-by:gmail.com

Cheers,

Vincent Randal
Longmont, Colorado


On Sat, Jun 22, 2019 at 11:02 PM Sean Reifschneider <jafo00 at gmail.com>
wrote:

> I'm cleaning out the garage and have a lot of equipment that we are
> planning on putting out for a garage sale.  Thought folks here might be
> interested in them, send me an e-mail if you are interested in anything.
> I've looked up prices on ebay, which I'm listing here, I'm open to OBOs
> because we all know garage sales are all about those.  At work I also have
> some server gear that we are planning to take to electronics recycling, if
> anyone is interested in them you could just have them.  I don't currently
> have an inventory, but I'll write more about it below.
>
> For my gear I have:
>
> Something around 10 AMD 5879 video boards.  I believe they are all working,
> though some may need replacement fans.  I also have literally a box of
> cables associated with them, you can pick what you need.  Things like
> Crossfire cables, adapters to do HDMI, Display Port, and DVI.  $20 each.
>
> 3x Accelero L2 Pro video board heatsink+fan combination for the above
> boards.  $25 each (yep, more valuable than the video board, according to
> ebay :-).
>
> A whole bunch of power supplies, various wattages.  Some are Antec
> TruePower 750 ($35), some Antec SU-380 ($15), I know there was a Seasonic
> and I have an OCZ beefy power supply with original box.  Many of them are
> modular cable systems, the cables are as they are.  I probably have around
> 10 power supplies.
>
> Logitech X240 speakers and subwoofer, $10.
>
> 4x Samsung 1.5TB hard drives in one of those 5 bay Supermicro "RACK" hot
> swap containers (5 3.5" drives in 3 5.25" bays), SATA.  $250
>
> Motherboards: I have ~4 ASRock motherboards with CPU and RAM, though the
> CPUs and RAM probably aren't super special.  Like $100 CPUs 7 years ago,
> probably 2-4GB RAM.  I need to plug them into a monitor and power supply to
> see what's going on.
>
> I also have 4-5 Mini-ITX systems, I think they are all Atom 330, reasonably
> nice cases, I believe I have power bricks but I haven't checked and
> verified.
>
> A Buffalo dual radio AP, maybe 5 years old.
>
> A 5 port Netgear 10/100 switch, that's a gimme.
>
> A Lenovo USB Trackpoint keyboard.  I think it's the one with the touchpad
> on it too.  $70.  I think I also have a second one, with the numeric
> keyboard.
>
> I also have this weird Supermicro 1U "Twin" box that has two complete
> systems in it.  I believe they each are 32GB RAM, each have 4 2.5" drive
> sleds, each has 2 ethernet plus another ethernet port for management.  They
> might even have Infiniband.  I got it ~5 years ago to put in a colo, used
> off ebay, and never even turned it on.
>
> I also have two Kenwood TH-79A dual band 2M/440 HT radios, I no longer have
> my license.  Neither turns on when connected to the wall wart, but I
> imagine that's due to the battery being dead after being in storage for a
> decade.  Might actually be closer to 2...  $60 each..  Only one power
> adapter between them.
>
> I also have a small assortment of stereo gear (PSB Alpha B1 bookshelf
> speakers with wall mounts $100, Adcom GFA-535 amp, $90, Denon AVD-2000
> DAC/Surround Sound Decoder -- kind of a pre-amp but with only digital
> inputs, and 6 RCA outputs for amps, $70)
>
> Ok, so the work stuff: We have something like 6-8 servers, mostly HP, some
> Supermicro.  Details, I'm not really sure about.  The HPs were probably
> pretty mighty 7-9 years ago, like $10K boxes.  2U.  I think they're all
> 2.5" sleds, but no drives will come with any of them.  Not sure on CPU or
> memory, probably dual socket for most, 64GB maybe?  Supermicro is probably
> a lower end box.  Might or might not have rails for them.
>
> If anything is interesting, let me know.
>
> Sean
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