US - STH Perpetual Freebies Thread

[tinfoil3d]

Have 3 pieces of Norton 360 Standard(15 months, 2 devices), caveat: they probably need japanese IP to activate and in the past some people on this forum reported success with them. Maybe you don't need it or if you do its probably just to set it up(activate) initially.
Shoot me a DM and I'll send you the activation code for this.
Heres what the package looks like


Since i dont use windows i've no need for this.

 

[kromberg]

• A couple 40 Gbps QSFP DACs for the 6610
• A couple ConnectX-3 cards with dual QSFP 40Gbps ports

More than happy to pay for shipping and your time to do so.

 

[Dave Corder]

More than happy to pay for shipping and your time to do so.

Send me a PM! I didn't make it to the recycler yesterday so I still have them.

 

[is39]

Local pickup in Santa Clara (or can meet around SF South Bay, Palo Alto to San Jose):
- Linksys Cisco SRW2048 48-port switch (with hidden CLI); WebUI is now unusable (unless you've IE6 ;-))
- Juniper SRX240H2 firewall (no rack ears or slot covers)

Not worth shipping.

Going to eWaste tomorrow :-(

 

[Samir]

Going to eWaste tomorrow :-(

You can drop these off at my office in Burlingame and they'll fare better than at a recycler. PM me for the address.

 

[is39]

You can drop these off at my office in Burlingame and they'll fare better than at a recycler. PM me for the address.

Sorry, already disposed. Burlingame is too far anyway ;-)

 

[Samir]

Sorry, already disposed. Burlingame is too far anyway ;-)

Got it. I misread SF South Bay as SSF.

 

[BlueFox]

Same as all the other stuff I generally post, so, local pickup in Phoenix.

Have a handful of ITX chassis that were used for video production. 2.5" SATA hot-swap on the front. Air shroud is removable to fit whatever HSF you may want. No power supply included, however it's not proprietary in size. Overall quality is very nice, just with the usual wear from use.

 

[tinfoil3d]

Have 3 pieces of Norton 360 Standard(15 months, 2 devices), caveat: they probably need japanese IP to activate and in the past some people on this forum reported success with them. Maybe you don't need it or if you do its probably just to set it up(activate) initially.
Shoot me a DM and I'll send you the activation code for this.
Heres what the package looks like
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Since i dont use windows i've no need for this.

I still have these if anyone wants

 

[IndexFile01]

3COM Baseline Switch 2948 SFP Plus

48 Gigabit Copper Ports
4 Gigabit SFP Ports

Despite the name, it does not support SFP+

Free for the cost of postage from 06477

 

[Samir]

3COM

 

[Meganium97]

Same as all the other stuff I generally post, so, local pickup in Phoenix.

Have a handful of ITX chassis that were used for video production. 2.5" SATA hot-swap on the front. Air shroud is removable to fit whatever HSF you may want. No power supply included, however it's not proprietary in size. Overall quality is very nice, just with the usual wear from use.

What motherboard was this originally meant to be paired with?

 

[BlueFox]

What motherboard was this originally meant to be paired with?

Advantech AIMB-274: https://advdownload.advantech.com/productfile/PIS/AIMB-274/Product - Datasheet/AIMB-274_DS(06.16.16)20160616160654.pdf

If you want one, I still have a few, though the motherboard wouldn't be free (which has a CPU/RAM/HSF too). Same for the power supplies.

 

[epicurean]

Advantech AIMB-274: https://advdownload.advantech.com/productfile/PIS/AIMB-274/Product - Datasheet/AIMB-274_DS(06.16.16)20160616160654.pdf

If you want one, I still have a few, though the motherboard wouldn't be free (which has a CPU/RAM/HSF too). Same for the power supplies.

I would like this motherboard if you still have one. I wont need CPU/RAM/HSF as well.

 

[nexox]

Edit: these parts have been given away, none of them are available.

I just found my old stash of ddr3 and v1/v2 Xeon e5 2600s and I'm ready to get rid of it, don't really feel like shipping, so pickup in the SF east bay, California. I have approximately: 46x 16GB DDR3 RDIMMs, 52x 8GB RDIMMs, 20ish CPUs mostly e5 v2, the memory was all tested some time ago but I don't have any working systems to try it again, it's mostly 1600MHz, but some slower. Would like to give it all to one person, not split it up.

 

[SychoSly]

I just found my old stash of ddr3 and v1/v2 Xeon e5 2600s and I'm ready to get rid of it, don't really feel like shipping, so pickup in the SF east bay, California. I have approximately: 46x 16GB DDR3 RDIMMs, 52x 8GB RDIMMs, 20ish CPUs mostly e5 v2, the memory was all tested some time ago but I don't have any working systems to try it again, it's mostly 1600MHz, but some slower. Would like to give it all to one person, not split it up.

I would be interested in this. Sending you a note.

 

[Samir]

I just found my old stash of ddr3 and v1/v2 Xeon e5 2600s and I'm ready to get rid of it, don't really feel like shipping, so pickup in the SF east bay, California. I have approximately: 46x 16GB DDR3 RDIMMs, 52x 8GB RDIMMs, 20ish CPUs mostly e5 v2, the memory was all tested some time ago but I don't have any working systems to try it again, it's mostly 1600MHz, but some slower. Would like to give it all to one person, not split it up.

You do realize that this stuff is worth at least $1k usd and up to $2k depending on where you sell it, right?

 

[nexox]

You do realize that this stuff is worth at least $1k usd and up to $2k depending on where you sell it, right?

Untested and a bunch of different brands and speeds? I looked at a few lots of ddr3 sold on ebay and large ones did not go for that much, selling one stick or groups of four or whatever would be a bunch of time and effort and shipping costs. I'm really not comfortable charging for stuff that I don't know functions and I'm certainly not buying a ddr3 motherboard to spend weeks cycling all the sticks through memtest.

 

[Samir]

Untested and a bunch of different brands and speeds? I looked at a few lots of ddr3 sold on ebay and large ones did not go for that much, selling one stick or groups of four or whatever would be a bunch of time and effort and shipping costs. I'm really not comfortable charging for stuff that I don't know functions and I'm certainly not buying a ddr3 motherboard to spend weeks cycling all the sticks through memtest.

DDR3 was under 20 cents/GB and now is far more than that. Whoever is getting this stuff from you surely will be reselling it. At even just a $1/GB, it's over a $1k usd of stuff. If you want to give it away that's fine, but know that someone will be profiteering off of it.

 

[luckylinux]

You do realize that this stuff is worth at least $1k usd and up to $2k depending on where you sell it, right?

Really ? I have also like 32 x 32GB +32 x 16GB + ??? x 8GB DDR3 LRDIMMs / RDIMMs.

I don't think the Value of the DDR3 Platforms is still that high, is it ?

I wouldn't give it away for free though .

 

[nexox]

DDR3 was under 20 cents/GB and now is far more than that. Whoever is getting this stuff from you surely will be reselling it. At even just a $1/GB, it's over a $1k usd of stuff. If you want to give it away that's fine, but know that someone will be profiteering off of it.

16GB RDIMMs aren't going to make me anywhere near $1/GB after shipping and eBay fees, plus I've tried to get around to listing this stuff several times and just never got to it, it's just not going to happen, so either someone else can do the work and make some money or I can pay to e-waste it.