Soldato
Well I dont want to break the rules but lets just say that the right search terms in google can find it hosted freely. Same place as many DOS games from the past.
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Not had a chance to check yet, been setting up a new PFSense instance for dual WAN for most of the afternoon. Mrs gave me the stink eye, so had to spend some time outside of my office with the kids.
Should have some time tonight to test/repair/leave cranky feedback on eBay.
Hey, I'm interested to hear about your pfsense setup. Physical or Virtual? I'm going to be building a pfsense box next week based around a i3 6100t. Just waiting on the case to arrive!
My edge router lite is not about to handle 100mbps with QOS on virgin and always wanted to have a go with pfsense!
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https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/threads/the-pfsense-users-thread.18888766/
Figured it was worth it's own thread.
Soldato
Decided that I will keep my p3/voodoo system and a 486.... But I will sell both current 486 to fund a 486 with pci support to closer resemble my first PC. Will have to set alerts tho as there doesnt seem to be any candidates on ebay yet.
Caporegime
Boxed Voodoo II found in a house clearance ending soon on eBay, not tested but might be worth the risk, may go cheap.
Was going to bid but do not have the time / potential gear to start removing memory chips.
Was going to bid but do not have the time / potential gear to start removing memory chips.
Caporegime
Link? I’ve got the rework gear and the time!
Caporegime
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Been on and off wanting to bid, but cba with a potential paperweight and having to resell knowing it has been tested.
Caporegime
Well it’s currently me with the highest bid, but I’m not punting too high on a potential paperweight as you say.
Caporegime
I just purchased a Creative 12mb card, tested working but not boxed for £90 inc the Vga jumper lead.
An unknown card for around about half sound right, i think it stands a good chance of functioning at some level at least, the board looks very clean.
An unknown card for around about half sound right, i think it stands a good chance of functioning at some level at least, the board looks very clean.
Caporegime
I’m out. £55 inc postage was my limit.
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Understandable, just on the wrong side of too expensive that.
Caporegime
There’s always the possibility that it works and someone just got a bargain, but I know from experience that “untested” typically means “I’ve tried it and couldn’t get it to work”.
I’d rather spend the extra on a couple that work. Or the same as I bid on ones with known faults that I can pre-assess for repairability.
I’d rather spend the extra on a couple that work. Or the same as I bid on ones with known faults that I can pre-assess for repairability.
Caporegime
Agree, one sold the other day which had some significant rust around multiple ram chips, went for £30.
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The Shuttle is up and running, well at least the hardware is. Managed to bend the CPU pins back into place, and by some freak chance the DDR2 survived the trip through the post in a payslip envelope. Sempron 2700 and 256MB out, Athlon64 X2 5000+ and 4GB XM2 in.
3D printed a 2x 2.5" HDD bay adaptor, ran another SATA cable and installed a couple of drives ready for an XP installation and Lewis's AMD X1650.
Inside is utterly filthy though, IPA'd as much as I could but I think the board will need to come out for a toothbrushing at some point. Still, more than happy with how the build is going and really looking forward to booting up some classics soon.
Sempron 2700 and 256MB out, Athlon64 X2 5000+ and 4GB XM2 in.3D printed a 2x 2.5" HDD bay adaptor, ran another SATA cable and installed a couple of drives ready for an XP installation and Lewis's AMD X1650.
Inside is utterly filthy though, IPA'd as much as I could but I think the board will need to come out for a toothbrushing at some point. Still, more than happy with how the build is going and really looking forward to booting up some classics soon.
Caporegime
Pics needed tbh. Interested in the condition of yours and the 3d printed 2.5” adapter!The Shuttle is up and running, well at least the hardware is. Managed to bend the CPU pins back into place, and by some freak chance the DDR2 survived the trip through the post in a payslip envelope.
3D printed a 2x 2.5" HDD bay adaptor, ran another SATA cable and installed a couple of drives ready for an XP installation and Lewis's AMD X1650.
Inside is utterly filthy though, IPA'd as much as I could but I think the board will need to come out for a toothbrushing at some point. Still, more than happy with how the build is going and really looking forward to booting up some classics soon.