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	This is the ram from the Gateway 2000. Those are four SIMMs and one DIMM. Four SIMM slots and one DIMM slot, I have no idea to that. Anyway, that is one of the processors from the Gateway. It's a 486 dx2. I didn't put them both there since once you've seen one 486 you've pretty much seen them all. If you can't tell, that's acually the floor with a mat over it. I really didn't want to accidently step on both processors when I can limit the damage to just one if that happends. Real copper prong on the old 486's, you don't really see that much any more, all for the better I would assume. Here I just kind of wanted to illustrate how my computer room looks after a few hours of work. It's a message job, so you sure want to hire some one else to do it. What better person then I? No fuss, no muss, all at a very respectable price. Look at the new button on the Gateway 2000, I do inexpensive yet professional work. Here are two more boxes literally full of old computer parts. The box or "tomb" count in my closet is now up to five. Although, I will be donating these two boxes to the local technical school which just to happens to be one of the same school I attend. At the end of the day, this is what we all do it for, right? What other then spare parts. I would like to now make some suggestions on computer parts. I speak from nothing but experience. For one, I couldn't honestly recommend a HI-Val cd-rom drive, it's a 56x cheapie. Sure you save $15 over the 52x Creative and it's a little faster but, it is not worth it. This cd-rom drive has problems reading certain cds, has problems reading only minor flaws or scratchs on a disk, and is acually slower then the 52x Creative on certain occations. Spend the couple extra bucks for the Creative 52x cd rom drive if you're in the market to buy one. All these new fancy dvd rw drives and such, the good old cd rom drive handles all of most peoples needs. For a short period of time Kenwood was acually selling 76x cd rom drives. I tryed extremely hard to get my hands on one of those. It came with no success ofcourse. Kenwood after producing a few thousand of them discontinued thier line of cd rom drives due to the fact there is more of a market for the latest and greatest technology like as I was speaking of earlyer the dvd rw drives. I would also like to suggest these multimedia speakers. They are the Logitech Z-340's as you can see from the box. I packaged them all back up with the two year replacement plan sitting right there on top since I'm selling them. I think the sub woofer was like 45 watts and the little speakers were something like 5 watts. The best bang for the buck I can say. With the two year replacement plan it's a great deal. If you do blow them, keep taking them back for now ones. Granted they arn't the 500 watt Klipsch 5.1 system but, they are the best basic replacement for lame computer speakers.

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