FS: Pentium D, 1gig DD2 RAM, Abit Mobo, Hauppage PVR250, etc!!

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kidicarus74

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I'm selling off my media center PC as I just won a new voodoo pc at a LAN raffle. I'm willing to part it out, or sell it whole, so here's the break down of everything i'm selling and i'll have a total price at the end. Please note, for all items, shipping cost isn't figured in and will be the responsibility of the buyer:

-BRAND NEW!! Hauppage WinTV PVR 250, original retail box (never got around to returning it before my RMA expired), comes with remote control, ir reciever, original documentation and original packaging - $120

-Pentium D 820 (Dual core 2.8ghz) Retail Box - $165

-SOLD - Abit AL8-V Motherboard (Intel 945g chipset, on board gigabit ethernet, (really good) sound, 4 ram slots supporting DDR, pci express slot of course) Retail Box, all original documentation and accessories- SOLD

-SOLD 1gig (2x512 paired) OCZ gold PC5400 (DDR2 667) ram - SOLD

- Sapphire Radeon X300 128mb PCI express vid card (full 128mb, not one of those turbo-memory crap cards) - $40

-Antec Sonata PC Case w/ 450 watt antec SmartPower psu - $60


If anyone wants pictures, let me know and i'll track down a digital camera. All prices are negotiable. Look forward to doing business with you all!
 
i ran the 820 at 3.2 on stock air. i'm sure it could have done fine going higher, but before i bought anything for this pc that was the max overclock i decided i would do. 400mhz seemed like a pretty good jump in performance (especially since it was only the second frequency change i made, first up to 3.0ghz, and then 3.2ghz, didn't touch the ram timings or the divider or any frequencies, just the FSB)
 
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i ran the 820 at 3.2 on stock air. i'm sure it could have done fine going higher, but before i bought anything for this pc that was the max overclock i decided i would do. 400mhz seemed like a pretty good jump in performance (especially since it was only the second frequency change i made, first up to 3.0ghz, and then 3.2ghz, didn't touch the ram timings or the divider or any frequencies, just the FSB)
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Right, I'm looking more so for FSB limits. My current ECS board maxes around 250-260 FSB. I was concerned about the Abit doing something similar. I've read that the VM versionn of that board doesn't like a high FSB.
 
i couldn't tell you exact limits as i never maxed it out. now that i'm selling it too, i'd rather not run the risk of damaging anything and having it be worth nothing
 
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