I'm recently finished a build: Dual matched Intel PIII Tualatin Supermicro dual CPU...

[Luke AD]

I'm recently finished a build:

Dual matched Intel PIII Tualatin
Supermicro dual CPU board
4Gb DDR RAM
Gainward 7800GS AGP GPU
Custom front display LCD
Windows 7

How much should I expect to sell this for? Its taken months to find all the parts and get a stable installation to work.

 

[Tefen Ca]

Oh wow. Very awesome. Is it really dual socket CPU or is it 1 of those Hybrid boards with 2 different Socket Types? I know they had them with P4 platform to support the initial socket type and the later socket type.
If it is the Hybrid type I think you can only select in BIOS which 1 of the 2 CPUs to use at a time(can't use both).

 

[Tefen Ca]

If you do find out and find out where to sell & if people are buying fully built Retro PCs PLEASE LET ME KNOW! I am building them modded to look nice in themes to Retro PC Games etc. but not sure yet if people buy that type of stuff.

 

[Luke AD]

It is a dual socket server board, rare with AGP support. Not a hybrid!

 

[Ken Hutchison]

What's is the mobo ? Model

 

[Luke AD]

Supermicro.. I will confirm model. Was one of only 2 models if I remember that was true dual socket with AGP and DDR.

 

[Cooper Jake McKay]

wow that's a lot of ram

 

[Cooper Jake McKay]

I prefer period correct retro PCs myself, the CPU is from 2001 and the GPU is from like 2004 2005?

 

[Brandon Dean]

pretty neat!!

 

[Ken Hutchison]

Benchmark doom 3 highest settings 900p

 

[Ryan Long]

Now thats a workstation. Awesome.

 

[Jayce Cracknell]

That is beautiful, if you were in Australia I'd buy it for decent money.

 

[Eddie Sheikh]

What case is that? Very clean build!