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I have a 486 DX4 100 on my home living room desk for games and light programming running dos and win 3.11, fun machine glad you found a chip

I am in Nashville and have absolutely no need for this but if someone REALLY wants this I would be willing to pick this up and ship if buyer pays and preys I have 2.5 inch soft dense foam to ship, from my exact location to somewhere tween Lou and Eliz is almost two hour north, so pay for shipping (which is going to be a bunch) chip in for gas (I drive a 2.0Ltr) and I will lend a hand .. Used to go to E-town once a month about 15 years ago, know some fun fast back roads up there ... take the kid over a weekend for a lark with bumpkins and fried bologna sandwiches make a detour or two off HW 31

In 2021 I opened up my own small (legit) biz to do free lance engineering / prototyping / trade show gizmo's and whatnot in partnership with a buddy who runs a similar biz, but is more machine shop setup (his major is in ME and a side of EE, mine is EE with a side of ME) combined with my youngest daughter, who will be 2 this summer, my eldest entering kindergarten in 2021 and my day job as a Sr. Electrical Test Engineer at an automotive supplier as demand ramps back up, means ... A) I learned a lot (4 co-bots teaming with vision and 3d laser scanners n junk, managing my personal biz and not taking a loss, dealing with two walking talking little persons and their challenges) B) I have not had squat time to do personal hobby projects Side effect of the above is that 1) I am out of the 4th, 5th, 6th trimester of baby ... opportunities to grow 2) I have extensively upgraded my home shop, including a second 3d printer (which has nothing to do with this) a 40 watt Co2 laser cutter (which makes better solder paste stencils among other things), a little toy 3 axis CNC, and a cheap solder reflow oven I have started to re-design the board for easier construction, instead of single units handled one by one though the process of A) each individual unit loaded into a jig with a solder paste stencil, apply solder paste R) each individual unit has its switches placed G) each individual unit has its switches soldered by hand and a hot air gun Usually in batches of 10 to 20 The new process will be panelized (which we do at work all the time but its harder in the home shop) Y) I can grab a single panel and a single jig and a single stencil of 6 to 10 units A)Apply solder paste to 6 to 10 units at a time Y)Still have to place the switches by hand but its easier when its in batch form S)stick it in my easy bake reflow oven and start on another panel What all of the above means to you interested in this thread is B) The updated design allows me to fix alignment problems with the switches which improves quality and performance A) It reduces cost to me in terms of labor R) Cost is reduced and quality is improved without a increase in price F) Quicker production time between runs with even more quantity available ... to the point where sales begin to drop When I started this in 2018 I expected to do a couple dozen ... its at currently 1900 some odd units sold world wide With the update I plan on having a 500 units before end of June, thanks for your continued interest (its going to paying off my RTX 3080)

hopefully you find something, last time I sold to SK the apple IIc cost them 100$ on "popular auction site" then another 150 to get it there

I have Shadow for pc on steam and since I was an early adopter of steam I am constantly punished (like it still doesnt recognize my machine I built in 2018 and now it cant send emails to my self hosted account without yet another phone call) I was just fussing with it the other night cause Someone mentioned how good the series was and yea I want to play the game I own, Luckily I have been using epic for the last 2 years constantly thanks to the games they offer for free and yet again they come though with the game I am locked out of on steam + 2 more and they are all bonus editions ... completely free

sent to ebay

road rash 1,2,3 Virtua racing Outrun Hang On Test Drive Road Blasters F1 (pretty much any of them by EA)

Ill take the cable to update any documentation for it

For Sale is a (late) 2009 mac mini its gotta 2.53 GHz Intel "Core 2 Duo" (P8700) GeForce 9400M "graphics" with a massive 256 megs of ram 8GB ddr 3 1333 Ram (maxed) 128GB Solid State Drive 100Meg network port 802.11 B/G/N wifi power adapter DVD drive seems to be dead, not bothered with replacing it, comes with OSX 10.11 el-captain VGA dongle (does not naturally support 1080p) DVI dongle OEM power supply Scratches Just on a whim I bought this machine from ebay as not working for parts. I cleaned it out with air and a brush, and replaced thermal paste ... added upgrades and its been fine. Its not a quick machine, being an earlier core 2 mobile chip, you can feel it in day to day operation. In my opinion its a toy, but maybe that is what you want If you want a daily driver, check out member classicrock909's post about 2012 dual core i5 mac mini's for 100 bucks (+ postage) slap an ssd and 8-16 gb ram in one of those and for less than 200 bucks you got a snappy arse machine for home/office/education use (I have been doing simple 3d cad, ie electronic enclosures for 3d printers, on mine in a 33 degree C (92f) garage) asking 65 shipped, USA and paypal only Thanks

pump the bump Been very happy with mine, ordered another for a wedding gift for a buddy co-worker. Ended up upping my memory again from 4 to 8, then 8 to 16 GB DDR3 12800 (1600Mhz) . 2x8GB kits seem a little pricey for DDR3 laptop ram, but I have upgraded my moms laptop, this machine and the second mini coming in for a max cost of 50 bucks per pair of sticks ... if you keep an eye on ebay, the cheapest set was listed as a single 8 gig stick of ram for 21 bucks free shipping and they had 2 available, new in box ... so I bought 2 boxes SSD's one can get them for ~40 bucks I put this in my mac https://www.bestbuy.com/site/wd-easystore-240gb-internal-sata-solid-state-drive/6411188.p?skuId=6411188 lastly, I ordered a "second hard drive kit" off of ebay, shipped from the US for ~10 bucks https://www.ebay.com/itm/265138378423?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2060353.m2749.l2649 and I was able to put the stock 500GB drive back in as a data/documents/downloads/whatever drive giving this tiny box ~740 gigs of storage so in total I spent (rounded up, not including tax or postage) Base machine 100$ 2x 8GB ram 44$ 240 Gig SATA SSD 37$ Secondary HDD kit 8$ -------------------------------- 189$ for a late 2012 mac mini featuring ... Intel i5 3120M (mobile i5 dual core quad thread clocked at 2.5 ghz with a 3.1ghz turbo boost) 16GB ram clocked at 1.6ghz 240GB sata 3 SSD for applications and system 500GB sata 3 HDD that came with the machine for document and whatnot storage 802.11 B/G/N 2.4 and 5ghz compatible wifi (which is great for me as I live in a dense neghiborhood and they almost all run 2.4ghz, so while they suffer with 23mbs I get 400) Bluetooth 4.0 USB 3.0 and thunderbolt Its a good little platform to spend a little money on to max out. Its small its quiet, heck it runs full tilt with its limited cooling in my garage which easily reaches 95F or ~35C while only feeling "warm" in that environment. Been running librecad(2d cad), freecad (3d cad), cura (3d printer slicer), Arduino and MPLabX (programming environments for micro controllers), kicad (electronics design), GIMP (photo editing) Inkscape & silhouette studio (editing for vinyl cutter machine) and online use ... its my new garage workstation so it should do fine for grandma reading the mybookface. as you receive it, its useable but not excellent upgrade to 2 4 gig memory sticks and it becomes more alive, a Solid State Drive will iron out the rest of the bumps and remember, the base machine is selling at half the general market price BUY IT

its not sold as refurbished, so I am not bothered in the least And to your credit its just a film not like chunky bunnies

I got mine today, out of the box the top is I would say flawless, the bottom well its been schooched around on its plastic but who cares. Performance with 10.15 is acceptable, not great, you can feel it when it has to hit the hard drive, and with 4 gigs it hits it a bit. I know from lots of experience with 3rd generation intel chips you slap at least 8 gigs and a SSD in this, its going to spark alive and move along quite snappy. Lastly you are going to want to pop the bottom and blow it out, these are not refurbished machines, they are bulk stock that has had the HD reset, so there be some dust. For around half market price you can afford to slap a 30-40$ ssd and a couple sticks of ram in it(eventually), installed OS is supported until 2022, you can bodge OS11 on it and get another few years Very happy, now I must shut this machine down and get to work (dust, apply new thermal paste, upgrade ram, and install new ssd)

ill take them

yikes I have had /still have back injuries I feel ya, its hard to get on things

I did not know they even offered screens without backlight's in 2005 wait what year is it?

had to bite I have been wanting a more recent mac for a couple years (the other 2 in house atm is a 667Mhz G4 and a SE), and the price is right. I only submitted payment tonight and I am already rummaging though my stuff and found a couple 4 gig sticks and a 240 gig SSD, that will get me started. Its replacing my daily beater garage computer as I get into more complicated cad work and microcontroller code (a 3rd gen i5 mobile with ddr3 will run rings around my ddr2 phenom X2). I do most of my complicated work on my "monster truck" ryzen rig but its such a pain if I have to make a tweak for 3d printing or laser cutting to run back to the house load software, do the tweak and run back out just to find out my stupid wifi is being a dork and run back in with a flash drive (ah nuts the baby just woke up from nap) meanwhile the model hasn't even loaded on the Phenom machine (running linux) while I accidentally kick its full size ATX tower with my foot as I sit down. I am even starting to look at thunderbolt GPU adapters to use the 750TI I have in the old rig with this mini (not that freecad really needs a beefy GPU, its not blender)... Can you tell I am excited?

I have one I am not willing to part with, but its the Logitech model for the OG xbox, I would look out for those, if they are not trashed its one of my favorite controllers (make sure it has the dongle with it) example Get one of those for you and some generic gamestop junk for the buddy/kid, its your Xbox ?

Bump 250$

First, just like many of my other postings here USA address and Paypal only please. This is my Nintendo NES, it has NESRGB board connected to a Nintendo multi av out port, so cables are convenient. It can do "enhanced" composite output S-video RGBS It has had its original 72 pin connector cleaned and resprung (but its a front loader so...) Its CIC lockout chip disabled Its original internal voltage regulator replaced Electrolytic caps replaced on the motherboard Expansion audio routed to the NESRGB board and mixed NESRGB board installed Nintendo MultiAV out connector installed Palette switch installed Case painted (cause it was beyond retrobrite and magic eraser) Comes with Console Tomee Aftermarket dogbone controller controller 9 volt DC power supply, switching power supply from Digikey (and its not a wall wart) Nintendo MultiAV out to composite or svideo + audio cable Nintendo MultiAV out to RGB + Audio SCART cable On the point of painted case, the top is painted metallic flake "aluminum" with the black stripe going from front to back. The bottom of the case is painted a dark metallic grey, the labels are re-applied with printable water-side decals, and under several (thin) coats of lacquer. I am not a pro painter, I am a dude standing in his driveway with an old TV tray, some Kyron, and watching the wind. There are defects in the paint (mostly trash) that the camera can not pick up... its not a huge deal but its not a close inspection Museum piece, its a half meter "that's neat" Asking 300$ (OBO or Trade for computer's) USA + Paypal only ... shipped

I might have a set of paddles, let me look ... where are you located

I will do a recap for the price of postage both ways and of course parts + postage ... toss me a few bones in favor keep in mind a recap won't fix the naturally crap screen (had that come back on me a time or two ... recap this, it sill looks like a 1990's DSTN!!! Well it is)

My GBA with an aftermarket case and an IPS screen mod sitting on top of my freshly painted NESRGB modified front loader maybe for sale soon I have too much "stuff"

sorry I have been sick (not the ronna but weirded out for a few days) I have been out of the atari modding scene for a couple years now but if you want to pay postage to me in TN (like ~9 10 bucks usps) I can trouble shoot and mail it back (though if its a TIA I am out of those with a vader sitting on the shelf waiting for one)

an oscillating voltage measured with who knows what doesn't mean much IMO, I guess it could be some measure but don't go down the rabbit hole, your measuring megahertz with a ruler... sorry I have not provided more detail at this point, but I suggest you start a new thread tagging me in the title and in the first post ... I have sold over 200 machines since 2012 with this mod setup and it might be helpful to others in the future in case this comes up again (not blowing you off, but I do have a demanding day job 2 kids 2 cats and hobbies lol) PS not intending you to do more work by creating a thread from scratch, but maybe a thread with linked bullet points to this non related thread and link from here

When I get home tonight I'll share what notes I have ... That board is just a video amp color is mixed onboard like normal