For Sale or Trade...

[Das Capitolin]

Howdy everyone:
I have accumulated a large collection of spare systems and components, and find myself needing a few specific items. This is an attempt to strike up some trading before they get sold on eBay. Here is my short list of items, but I have more so ask!

Package trade/sell: Foxconn 945P7AA LGA775 Motherboard http://www.foxconnchannel.com/Product/motherboard_detail.aspx?ID=en-us0000002
Intel Pentium D930 3.0GHz BX80553930 4MB Cache 800FSB Socket 775 CPU http://www.intel.com/products/processor/pentium_D/index.htm

FIC VC19 Socket 478 Motherboard http://www.neoseeker.com/Articles/Hardware/Reviews/ficvc19/
ABIT KG7 Socket A Motherboard http://www.abit-usa.com/products/mb/products.php?categories=1&model=30
ASUS Socket A A7V Motherboard http://www.thetechzone.com/reviews/motherboards/asus/av7/index.shtml

Intel Pentium 4 3.0GHz BX80532PG3000D HT 512KB Cache 800FSB Socket 478 CPU http://www.intel.com/design/intarch/pentium4/pentium4.htm
Intel Pentium 4 2.8GHz 512KB Cache 533FSB Socket 478 CPU http://www.intel.com/design/intarch/pentium4/pentium4.htm
AMD Athlon 900 Socket A CPU

(2) Crucial PC-100 128MB CL2 Modules
(2) Hyundai PC-100 128MB CL2 Modules
SpecTec PC-100 256MB CL3 Module
(4) Crucial PC-133 128MB CL3 Modules
(2) Hynix PC-133 128MB CL3 Modules
(2) SimpleTech 128MB PC-133 CL3 Modules
(2) Kingston Value RAM KVR133Q/256R PC-133 256MB Modules
Crucial PC-133 256MB Module

Hynix 256MB PC2-3200S SODIMM Module (for laptops)
Hynix 512MB PC2-4200S SODIMM Module (for laptops)

(3) 36.7GB Seagate ST336704LC Ultra-160 80-Pin SCSI 10,000RPM 4ms Seek Hard Drives
(2) 80GB ATA-133 7200RPM Maxtor DiamondMax Plus 9 Series 6Y080L0
61.5GB 7200RPM ATA-133 IBM Deskstar Hard Drive
40GB 7200RPM ATA-133 Western Digital WD400 Caviar Hard Drive

(2) Brand New HighPoint PCI to ATA-133 adapters
(2) Brand New IEEE-1394 Firewire adapters
(2) Brand New USB 2.0 adapters
Many brand new 10/100 NIC's and analog v.90 modems
(4) TNT M64 32MB AGP Video Cards
GeForce 4 MX440 64MB AGP Video Card
(2) Creative Sound Blaster Live Platinum PCI Sound Cards

If you are interested in negotiating a trade or purchase, please PM me. For faster response, contact me directly at olin (at} pci-express dot info.

[darkorb]

how much for the seagate 100000rpm hdd? and the 80gb maxtor? o wait.. its maxtor..

[DragonMaster]

Got some DDR266/333?

Do you have some branded PC133 SDRAM?

[Das Capitolin]

how much for the seagate 100000rpm hdd? and the 80gb maxtor? o wait.. its maxtor..
Sure you wouldn't like to trade? I could really use some DDR-400+ or DDR2-667+ RAM, or a good micro-ATX board. Other wise, the Seagate ST336704LC SCSI hard drives are $70 each, or best offer.

[Das Capitolin]

Got some DDR266/333?

Do you have some branded PC133 SDRAM?

I have (1) of each Crucial 256MB DDR-266 and DDR-333 modules, and also have a pair of Crucial 128MB DDR-266 modules.

Full PC-100/133 list above.

[Kougar]

Das, do ya have any 100FSB SLOT Pentium IIs at, near, or over 1ghz? If you do, those are worth a pretty penny over on ebay believe it or not.

I don't see anything I'm looking for... but incase ya haven't already, I do suggest slapping this list on Anandtech's traders forum! Stuff sells like crazy over there, and they do try to regulate the scammers out of it. Only drawback is you must name prices for everything. ;)

What sort of mini-ATX board were you looking for? AMD/Intel/Socket, etc.

Edit: Didn't see the replies... how much for a single DDR-266 256mb stick shipped?

[Das Capitolin]

Das, do ya have any 100FSB SLOT Pentium IIs at, near, or over 1ghz? If you do, those are worth a pretty penny over on ebay believe it or not.

Nope. I do have a SLOT A 1GHZ Athlon... I will add it to the list.

What sort of mini-ATX board were you looking for? AMD/Intel/Socket, etc. Something to fit sockets 478 or 775, preferrably.

Edit: Didn't see the replies... how much for a single DDR-266 256mb stick shipped? The 256MB DDR-266 PC2100 Crucial RAM is new, and sells for $41.99 at Crucial here: http://www.crucial.com/store/partspecs.asp?imodule=CT3264Z265 I could part with it for $40 shipped... or trade. PM me with ideas. :)

[DragonMaster]

How much for each of these RAM sticks?

1x Crucial 256MB DDR-266 PC2100 CL2.5 Module
2x Kingston Value RAM KVR133Q/256R PC-133 256MB Modules
1x Crucial PC-100 128MB CL2 Modules
GeForce 4 MX440 64MB AGP Video Card
1x Brand New USB 2.0 adapters

Got a 3Com 3C905x NIC?

Any >400Mhz Slot 1 (P2/P3)?
Will the P3 600MHz work with a slot370 to Slot1 adapter?


You probably won't trade with my old parts ;)
Quantum 8.4GB
ATi Xpert 98 8MB
2x 128MB PC100 same model
EPoX AT/ATX (AT size) Socket 7 (K6/P1) mobo
Asus AT/ATX (AT size) Socket 7 (K6/P1) mobo (Maybe recycled)
AMD K6-2 400MHz with cooler
AMD K6-2 400MHz without cooler(Maybe recycled)
USRobotics V90 56K ISA modem
AT case for K6 mobos
cheap 45x CDROM

Hmmm... RAM, mobo, CPU, PSU, graphic card, HDD, CDROM... Well, that makes a computer! (I didn't even notice that I actually have enough stuff for a complete computer!)

I had LOTS of DX and Pentium I stuff but all this went to computer recycling(Not to be assembled, to be destroyed, sniff... good bye first computer I had!)

[Das Capitolin]

1x Crucial 256MB DDR-266 PC2100 CL2.5 Module $36
2x Kingston Value RAM KVR133Q/256R PC-133 256MB Modules $55
1x Crucial PC-100 128MB CL2 Modules $13
GeForce 4 MX440 64MB AGP Video Card $16
1x Brand New USB 2.0 adapters $10

Got a 3Com 3C905x NIC? Have 2 3C905TX NIC's, $7 each.

Any >400Mhz Slot 1 (P2/P3)? 400/450/500/550
Will the P3 600MHz work with a slot370 to Slot1 adapter? No idea.

Prices are USD, shipping is not included. In fact, shipping to Canada is something I am reconsidering.

[DragonMaster]

OK, thanks, I'll have to think if it's worth upgrading some parts first, then I'll see.

[Mirrim]

Yikes, Das! You call that the short list? Thought I was an old parts packrat. Once the mod contest is over with, I'll need to inventory what is hanging around here.

[=CDU=Above]

Das, I may be PMing you here real soon. Had no idea that you had a such a cache of hardware.

[Das Capitolin]

Updated list... bump!

[tomato]

Das, can you give me some pricing on the following items shipped to Canada?

- (2) 80GB ATA-133 7200RPM Maxtor DiamondMax Plus 9 Series 6Y080L0 (each or together?)
- 61.5GB 7200RPM ATA-133 IBM Deskstar Hard Drive
- 40GB 7200RPM ATA-133 Western Digital WD400 Caviar Hard Drive\

Thanks!

[Das Capitolin]

I take it you need some hard drives? I am going to have to check on how to ship all that, since I don't ship to Canada on a regular basis. Please PM me with the address, and your suggestion on which service I use to ship.

[DragonMaster]

I am going to have to check on how to ship all that, since I don't ship to Canada on a regular basis.

Just package well and go with USPS. You've got less forms to fill, and he'll have less trouble. If you rate the thing under $20 you can get tracking by using UPS ground.

[Das Capitolin]

If you rate the thing under $20 you can get tracking by using UPS ground.

Please explain this. UPS (as well as FedEx) include insurance for the first $100 in value.

[XJnine]

I think he means the declared value for customs.

[DragonMaster]

Please explain this. UPS (as well as FedEx) include insurance for the first $100 in value.

Shipping fees are on your side, but he will have to pay this on delivery:

Customs fees (Starting at $20 -> Taxes on declared value, going to customs)
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Federal and Provincial taxes

+

Brokerage Fees(Going to UPS this time) :

Declared Value Fees
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$0.00 to $20.00 None
$20.01 to $40.00 $7.00
$40.01 to $100.00 $19.45
$100.01 to $200.00 $29.00
$200.01 to $350.00 $37.60
$350.01 to $500.00 $42.25
$500.01 to $750.00 $48.05
$750.01 to $1,000.00 $53.70
$1000.01 to $1250.00 $59.50
$1250.01 to $1600.00 $63.25
$1600.01 to $5000.00 $66.70
Every $1,000 more +$5.20

+

Disbursement Fees (If you don't pay before the package is received, but you normally don't know about the fees) :
-------------------------------------
Collect on Delivery Fees $4.25
A little 2.7% of the brokerage & disburement fees you add to the total with a minimum of $5.85
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+

Federal and Provincial taxes on UPS fees

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$ About the same thing as he paid for the package itself. :shock:

UPS Sucks. :x


If he's living near an UPS warehouse and "customs" if they can be called like this (They can be very far from the border), he can pass 1-2 hours doing the brokereage himself going at the UPS warehouse get some forms, pay customs duties (Fed and Prov taxes) and return to UPS get the package to end up with just customs taxes this way.

FedEx :
Same thing as UPS but you can't do brokerage yourself.

USPS / Canada Post:
Brokerage fees = nothing or $5(starting at $60)
Customs duties = Just taxes (Starting at $60)

There are some things that they don't charge taxes for, like computer hardware and what's manufactured in the USA and Canada, but I'm not sure if it's only if you buy something from a commercial place. Also, they sometimes don't charge you the fees if they have too mch packages to deliver.

It's pretty complicated to know what has taxes on and what doesn't, but greedy UPS and FedEx will probably charge you on everything :twisted: , while the customs will probably just charge what they need to.


What to know with UPS:
-If he can work out with UPS brokerage by himself or the declared value is under $20 CAD, no problem.
-If not, USPS all the way. Put some more packaging as they're told to be not-so-good with handling(Never had trouble), that's it.

Just be glad you know it before sh*t happens. A lot of Canadian buyers(Including me) got this surprise, and contacted their sellers(Who react the same way). At least, I found I could do brokerage myself.

Btw, if he can do brokerage, you will have to put on the box and waybill "Clear Own" and "Hold for Pick-up" highlighted to simply things, he will also have to call and state that he'll do brokerage by himself before package gets to destination and double-check that tracking states that he will do it.

If they get at the door, he can still do it, he has to tell them that he'll do the brokerage AND then call to tell that he will do the brokerage himself.


Remember, that's just with UPS, USPS/Canada Post is much less trouble ;)

[Enigmachine]

Hey that's a pretty detailed breakdown DM, I never saw the data before so I had no idea what was the best shipping method.

I think I'll keep this post in my bookmarks, thanks. :-D

[DragonMaster]

I wrote an other (more detailed and unfinished) version to put on my website, it's in a text file somewhere... I don't remember exactly where it is on my computer tho.

You just have a basic version here :mrgreen:

I compiled a lot of information I found on various websites with the other one.

[Das Capitolin]

Thank you for the very informative explaination DragonMaster, it is appreciated. That would be the kind of post which earns rep points in other forums.

So lets see if I learned anything here: Ship via USPS and declare the value at or under $20. Sound correct? Did I miss something?

[DragonMaster]

Err... that's why I told it's a basic version.

USPS is OK with $60 and under. They probaably won't charge anything if it's higher because it's computer hardware.

UPS is OK under $20, or $60 as gift (but it's illegal to do this...)

[tomato]

Das, can you give me some pricing on the following items shipped to Canada?

- (2) 80GB ATA-133 7200RPM Maxtor DiamondMax Plus 9 Series 6Y080L0 (each or together?)
- 61.5GB 7200RPM ATA-133 IBM Deskstar Hard Drive
- 40GB 7200RPM ATA-133 Western Digital WD400 Caviar Hard Drive

Actually, I just need one, (probably the 40GB) but was curious about pricing... ;)

So lets see if I learned anything here: Ship via USPS and declare the value at or under $20. Sound correct? Did I miss something?

That sounds good to me. Post some prices and I will get back to you via PM ;)

On a side note, in my experience with either UPS or USPS, it doesn't really matter... they (UPS/USPS/Customs) can choose to screw you any way they like it, and we have to take it or else not receive the package :( Das, declaring items as a "GIFT" can sometimes bypass Customs fees, but not always :(

[Das Capitolin]

Ok. How about you "gift" me $25 USD to my PayPal account, and I will send you a 40GB 7200RPM ATA-133 Western Digital WD400 Caviar Hard Drive... as a gift?

[DragonMaster]

they (UPS/USPS/Customs) can choose to screw you any way they like it,

If USPS charges you anything, it's $5 and the customs duties. (THAT's the difference) If in the customs declaration, there is the country of origin and the type of material, you might save on this, but for an used HDD made in Songapore or Taiwan, forget it.

[dracos]

I've been shipping stuff for years, and I only had one person get charged with duties fees overseas..

always put gift or samples no value on the declaration.. I never shipped UPS international so not sure about that one

i was an Ebay power seller before they decided to raise the rates like every month, then I quit, so i shipped quite a bit of stuff all over the place

[Das Capitolin]

Some items are now listed on eBay: http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZolincolesQQhtZ-1

[Das Capitolin]

Updated list. Looking for DDR/DDRII, but interested in anything else you might have to offer.