Mother board for ECC Reg. 3200 ram

[Richard]

Guys

I have six 1G strips of ECC Reg. 3200 ram I want to re-use but what
mother board will take these please? Ideally the MB would be dual CPU,
and ATX or M-ATX. I have also posted this on another list.

Many thanks for any suggestions.

Richard
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Richard Kenward

[R Gower]

"Richard" <ric...@spamfree.co.uk> wrote in message
news:Ecp0$zGMUT...@eclipse.co.uk...

Which ones have you looked at so far?

[Richard]

In his posting of Sun, 13 Dec 2009, R Gower writes

>
>"Richard" <ric...@spamfree.co.uk> wrote in message
>news:Ecp0$zGMUT...@eclipse.co.uk...
>> Guys
>>
>> I have six 1G strips of ECC Reg. 3200 ram I want to re-use but what mother
>> board will take these please? Ideally the MB would be dual CPU, and ATX
>> or M-ATX. I have also posted this on another list.
>>
>

>Which ones have you looked at so far?
>
>

I do not know where to start except that this memory came out of my Tyan
Thunder S2895 board to make room for 8x 2G strips. It would be useful
to put together a spare box with these in.

Cheers

Richard
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[Adrian C]

Richard wrote:
>
> I do not know where to start except that this memory came out of my Tyan
> Thunder S2895 board to make room for 8x 2G strips. It would be useful
> to put together a spare box with these in.
>

Answered for you in uk.adverts.computer

FWIW I wouldn't bother with 'R Gower'. That idiot has had very little
experience of memory. Can't even remember his own name...

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Adrian C

[Rob Morley]

On Sun, 13 Dec 2009 18:40:12 +0000
Richard <ric...@spamfree.co.uk> wrote:

> I have six 1G strips of ECC Reg. 3200 ram I want to re-use but what
> mother board will take these please? Ideally the MB would be dual
> CPU, and ATX or M-ATX. I have also posted this on another list.
>
> Many thanks for any suggestions.
>

Probably easier to sell them to someone who wants them for an upgrade,
then you can put the money towards some newer hardware rather than
restricting your choice of motherboard and thus processor, expansion ...

[I'll Never Buy a Dell Again]

Although, most people would prefer to talk to him than the twat known as
Adrian C (unt).

[Adrian C]

I'll Never Buy a Dell Again wrote:

>>
>> FWIW I wouldn't bother with 'R Gower'. That idiot has had very little
>> experience of memory. Can't even remember his own name...
>
> Although, most people would prefer to talk to him than the twat known as
> Adrian C (unt).

How's your sister?

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Adrian C

[Richard]

In his posting of Mon, 14 Dec 2009, Rob Morley writes

Thanks All

Selling it on certainly sounds the most straight forward way. I wonder
what each strip of 1G is likely to fetch? Any ideas?

Many thanks

Richard
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[Rob Morley]

On Mon, 14 Dec 2009 12:41:17 +0000
Richard <ric...@spamfree.co.uk> wrote:

> Selling it on certainly sounds the most straight forward way. I
> wonder what each strip of 1G is likely to fetch? Any ideas?

A quick look at eBay suggests about fifteen quid a stick including
delivery. Of course you need to allow for eBay and PayPal fees too.

[I'll Never Buy a Dell Again]

That doesn't even make sense you silly c.u.n.t. Please try harder. (And
that doesn't mean look everything up on the internet and report it here
to make you sound like you are knowledgable.)

[Adrian C]

I'll Never Buy a Dell Again wrote:

> That doesn't even make sense you silly c.u.n.t.

Yawn. Google back on me, we've crossed before.

Please try harder. (And
> that doesn't mean look everything up on the internet and report it here
> to make you sound like you are knowledgable.)

Your knowledge is clear of course. Clear as in vacant.

Why, when I looked up Group Google "author:grapefr...@yahoo.co.uk"
and found plenty of proof of the fukwitted ability of "I'll Never Buy a
Dell Again".

*plonk*

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Adrian C

[I'll Never Buy a Dell Again]

Cock.