If you don't have any luck here, might look into donating it. Last 48U rack I had wound up with the Red Cross. They even showed up to haul it away.
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Still have this?If someone needs a short depth 4U chassis it's all yours
I believe this is what I have, but I can't find the original receipt
CHENBRO RM42300-F 4U Rackmount Server Case - Newegg.com
Buy CHENBRO RM42300-F 1.2 mm SGCC 4U Rackmount Server Case 3 External 5.25" Drive Bays with fast shipping and top-rated customer service. Once you know, you Newegg!www.newegg.com
What - CHENBRO RM42300-F
Status - Available
Location - San Jose, CA
Cost - Free
Qty - 1
Expiration - March 25, 2022
Shipping or local pickup in Phoenix.
Dynatron 1U active HSF 775-1151. What to expect (not my listing): Dynatron DB127515BM-A 2 Ball Bearing Top Motor fan active Heatsink DC12V 0.60A | eBay
Standard Intel 775-1151 desktop HSF. Copper core, so should do higher TDP CPUs.
Cooljag 2U active HSF 2011 square. What to expect (again not my listing): Cooljag ITO-D/S-Q (JYC1R04ATPG-0) 2U Cooling Fan w/PWM Blower - Socket LGA 2011 4715910061879 | eBay
Tool-free Icy Dock 2.5" to 3.5" SATA drive adapter
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Dynatron 1U active HSF 775-1151. What to expect (not my listing): Dynatron DB127515BM-A 2 Ball Bearing Top Motor fan active Heatsink DC12V 0.60A | eBay
Standard Intel 775-1151 desktop HSF. Copper core, so should do higher TDP CPUs.
Cooljag 2U active HSF 2011 square. What to expect (again not my listing): Cooljag ITO-D/S-Q (JYC1R04ATPG-0) 2U Cooling Fan w/PWM Blower - Socket LGA 2011 4715910061879 | eBay
Tool-free Icy Dock 2.5" to 3.5" SATA drive adapter
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SATA adapter for me please.Shipping or local pickup in Phoenix.
Dynatron 1U active HSF 775-1151. What to expect (not my listing): Dynatron DB127515BM-A 2 Ball Bearing Top Motor fan active Heatsink DC12V 0.60A | eBay
Standard Intel 775-1151 desktop HSF. Copper core, so should do higher TDP CPUs.
Cooljag 2U active HSF 2011 square. What to expect (again not my listing): Cooljag ITO-D/S-Q (JYC1R04ATPG-0) 2U Cooling Fan w/PWM Blower - Socket LGA 2011 4715910061879 | eBay
Tool-free Icy Dock 2.5" to 3.5" SATA drive adapter.
1U & 2U HSF please. Sending PMShipping or local pickup in Phoenix.
Dynatron 1U active HSF 775-1151. What to expect (not my listing): Dynatron DB127515BM-A 2 Ball Bearing Top Motor fan active Heatsink DC12V 0.60A | eBay
Standard Intel 775-1151 desktop HSF. Copper core, so should do higher TDP CPUs.
Cooljag 2U active HSF 2011 square. What to expect (again not my listing): Cooljag ITO-D/S-Q (JYC1R04ATPG-0) 2U Cooling Fan w/PWM Blower - Socket LGA 2011 4715910061879 | eBay
Tool-free Icy Dock 2.5" to 3.5" SATA drive adapter.
Shipping or local pickup in Phoenix.
Celestix 1U network appliance - Brand new and has been sitting around in my closet for years, so it will ship in the original box. Has a Celeron G1620 (upgradable), 4GB RAM, and a 500GB drive. 6 Intel NIC and LCD/control knob (which apparently works under pfSense or Linux) on the front. There is also a CFast slot on the motherboard (Innodisk ones are cheap on eBay). All original accessories (including rackmount ears) included.
If you want a bit of a laugh, this has a Windows Server 2003 Embedded COA on it even though Ivy Bridge CPUs shipped 10 years later. Celestix supported it so incredibly long for those that relied on ISA server and Forefront TMG (which only lost support in 2020). I actually used to use one of those for a site-to-site VPN from my colo to home a long time ago.
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Celestix 1U network appliance - Brand new and has been sitting around in my closet for years, so it will ship in the original box. Has a Celeron G1620 (upgradable), 4GB RAM, and a 500GB drive. 6 Intel NIC and LCD/control knob (which apparently works under pfSense or Linux) on the front. There is also a CFast slot on the motherboard (Innodisk ones are cheap on eBay). All original accessories (including rackmount ears) included.
If you want a bit of a laugh, this has a Windows Server 2003 Embedded COA on it even though Ivy Bridge CPUs shipped 10 years later. Celestix supported it so incredibly long for those that relied on ISA server and Forefront TMG (which only lost support in 2020). I actually used to use one of those for a site-to-site VPN from my colo to home a long time ago.
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I'm interested, PM inboundShipping or local pickup in Phoenix.
Celestix 1U network appliance - Brand new and has been sitting around in my closet for years, so it will ship in the original box. Has a Celeron G1620 (upgradable), 4GB RAM, and a 500GB drive. 6 Intel NIC and LCD/control knob (which apparently works under pfSense or Linux) on the front. There is also a CFast slot on the motherboard (Innodisk ones are cheap on eBay). All original accessories (including rackmount ears) included.
If you want a bit of a laugh, this has a Windows Server 2003 Embedded COA on it even though Ivy Bridge CPUs shipped 10 years later. Celestix supported it so incredibly long for those that relied on ISA server and Forefront TMG (which only lost support in 2020). I actually used to use one of those for a site-to-site VPN from my colo to home a long time ago.
Looks interesting. Nice when the front panel controls work under Linux!Shipping or local pickup in Phoenix.
Celestix 1U network appliance - Brand new and has been sitting around in my closet for years, so it will ship in the original box. Has a Celeron G1620 (upgradable), 4GB RAM, and a 500GB drive. 6 Intel NIC and LCD/control knob (which apparently works under pfSense or Linux) on the front. There is also a CFast slot on the motherboard (Innodisk ones are cheap on eBay). All original accessories (including rackmount ears) included.
If you want a bit of a laugh, this has a Windows Server 2003 Embedded COA on it even though Ivy Bridge CPUs shipped 10 years later. Celestix supported it so incredibly long for those that relied on ISA server and Forefront TMG (which only lost support in 2020). I actually used to use one of those for a site-to-site VPN from my colo to home a long time ago.
X5-3400. Older models pop up on eBay, but you don't really want something that's Core 2 Duo era.
Damn, wish I'd have seen this on your for-sale list. I'm looking for something newer to replace a XTM525 pfsense box. ;-)
I think it's time to part with one of my favourite cases of all time, the Lian Li PC-767. I have had this sitting in a closet for nearly 10 years now because I couldn't bring myself to part with it. It's in pristine shape and even has all the upgrades I purchased for it, including a power supply extender (fit longer ones) and extra fans/ducts. Have all the original screws and such too. Photos don't really do the 2-tone look justice and like any Lian Li of the time, it's all aluminium and not painted. In my opinion, a timeless design, given that it predates the Core 2 launch by a year. Local pickup in Phoenix only as even though I normally keep boxes, seem to have misplaced this one. I only request that anyone interested not cut it up or permanently modify it. Hopefully someone does a retro build with it. I reserve the right to be selective on this one due to its sentimental value...
Oh my gosh, you're posting all sorts of interesting stuff lately! A friend of mine had one of these way back when. It was much cooler than the other stuff available at the time. Hopefully it finds a good home.
Very nice! Pure functional form at its finest. I too hope it goes to a good home. No one really makes cases like this anymore.I think it's time to part with one of my favourite cases of all time, the Lian Li PC-767. I have had this sitting in a closet for nearly 10 years now because I couldn't bring myself to part with it. It's in pristine shape and even has all the upgrades I purchased for it, including a power supply extender (fit longer ones) and extra fans/ducts. Have all the original screws and such too. Photos don't really do the 2-tone look justice and like any Lian Li of the time, it's all aluminium and not painted. In my opinion, a timeless design, given that it predates the Core 2 launch by a year. Local pickup in Phoenix only as even though I normally keep boxes, seem to have misplaced this one. I only request that anyone interested not cut it up or permanently modify it. Hopefully someone does a retro build with it. I reserve the right to be selective on this one due to its sentimental value...
I would love to be inline for this [pick me pick me]. I had a Lian Li case 20+ years ago. It was the first and only all-aluminum case that I had. I have it away to a good friend (with a x5650 CPU setup) and he is still using it to this day.I think it's time to part with one of my favourite cases of all time, the Lian Li PC-767. I have had this sitting in a closet for nearly 10 years now because I couldn't bring myself to part with it. It's in pristine shape and even has all the upgrades I purchased for it, including a power supply extender (fit longer ones) and extra fans/ducts. Have all the original screws and such too. Photos don't really do the 2-tone look justice and like any Lian Li of the time, it's all aluminium and not painted. In my opinion, a timeless design, given that it predates the Core 2 launch by a year. Local pickup in Phoenix only as even though I normally keep boxes, seem to have misplaced this one. I only request that anyone interested not cut it up or permanently modify it. Hopefully someone does a retro build with it. I reserve the right to be selective on this one due to its sentimental value...
I am in Philly area.
Thanks