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got this old Xeon for like 15 years on a 27 years old box! At some point half its memory got busted. Needed to revive because it runs some legacy stuff (as in software came in 3.5" 1.44 disks and also had other stuff installed from a 5¼ 1.2Mb floppy!) Anyway, memory says it's Samsung chips. Works fine. You won't believe this system. Old heavy iron full height fat server box, connected to old lab measuring equipment from HP and NI. Has raid 5 SCSI, it's original 25" 2048x1280 vacuum tube monitor still works, but also had a 35" 4k monitor along. Amazingly enough the original Xeon board was changed to a gamers mono from 2008 and 771 to 775 conversion was made. Otherwise totally cyberpunk thing.
got this old Xeon for like 15 years on a 27 years old box! At some point half its memory got busted. Needed to revive because it runs some legacy stuff (as in software came in 3.5" 1.44 disks and also had other stuff installed from a 5¼ 1.2Mb floppy!) Anyway, memory says it's Samsung chips. Works fine. You won't believe this system. Old heavy iron full height fat server box, connected to old lab measuring equipment from HP and NI. Has raid 5 SCSI, it's original 25" 2048x1280 vacuum tube monitor still works, but also had a 35" 4k monitor along. Amazingly enough the original Xeon board was changed to a gamers mono from 2008 and 771 to 775 conversion was made. Otherwise totally cyberpunk thing.
got this old Xeon for like 15 years on a 27 years old box! At some point half its memory got busted. Needed to revive because it runs some legacy stuff (as in software came in 3.5" 1.44 disks and also had other stuff installed from a 5¼ 1.2Mb floppy!) Anyway, memory says it's Samsung chips. Works fine. You won't believe this system. Old heavy iron full height fat server box, connected to old lab measuring equipment from HP and NI. Has raid 5 SCSI, it's original 25" 2048x1280 vacuum tube monitor still works, but also had a 35" 4k monitor along. Amazingly enough the original Xeon board was changed to a gamers mono from 2008 and 771 to 775 conversion was made. Otherwise totally cyberpunk thing.
got this old Xeon for like 15 years on a 27 years old box! At some point half its memory got busted. Needed to revive because it runs some legacy stuff (as in software came in 3.5" 1.44 disks and also had other stuff installed from a 5¼ 1.2Mb floppy!) Anyway, memory says it's Samsung chips. Works fine. You won't believe this system. Old heavy iron full height fat server box, connected to old lab measuring equipment from HP and NI. Has raid 5 SCSI, it's original 25" 2048x1280 vacuum tube monitor still works, but also had a 35" 4k monitor along. Amazingly enough the original Xeon board was changed to a gamers mono from 2008 and 771 to 775 conversion was made. Otherwise totally cyberpunk thing.
Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.
got this old Xeon for like 15 years on a 27 years old box! At some point half its memory got busted. Needed to revive because it runs some legacy stuff (as in software came in 3.5" 1.44 disks and also had other stuff installed from a 5¼ 1.2Mb floppy!) Anyway, memory says it's Samsung chips. Works fine. You won't believe this system. Old heavy iron full height fat server box, connected to old lab measuring equipment from HP and NI. Has raid 5 SCSI, it's original 25" 2048x1280 vacuum tube monitor still works, but also had a 35" 4k monitor along. Amazingly enough the original Xeon board was changed to a gamers mono from 2008 and 771 to 775 conversion was made. Otherwise totally cyberpunk thing.
got this old Xeon for like 15 years on a 27 years old box! At some point half its memory got busted. Needed to revive because it runs some legacy stuff (as in software came in 3.5" 1.44 disks and also had other stuff installed from a 5¼ 1.2Mb floppy!) Anyway, memory says it's Samsung chips. Works fine. You won't believe this system. Old heavy iron full height fat server box, connected to old lab measuring equipment from HP and NI. Has raid 5 SCSI, it's original 25" 2048x1280 vacuum tube monitor still works, but also had a 35" 4k monitor along. Amazingly enough the original Xeon board was changed to a gamers mono from 2008 and 771 to 775 conversion was made. Otherwise totally cyberpunk thing.
got this old Xeon for like 15 years on a 27 years old box! At some point half its memory got busted. Needed to revive because it runs some legacy stuff (as in software came in 3.5" 1.44 disks and also had other stuff installed from a 5¼ 1.2Mb floppy!) Anyway, memory says it's Samsung chips. Works fine. You won't believe this system. Old heavy iron full height fat server box, connected to old lab measuring equipment from HP and NI. Has raid 5 SCSI, it's original 25" 2048x1280 vacuum tube monitor still works, but also had a 35" 4k monitor along. Amazingly enough the original Xeon board was changed to a gamers mono from 2008 and 771 to 775 conversion was made. Otherwise totally cyberpunk thing.
got this old Xeon for like 15 years on a 27 years old box! At some point half its memory got busted. Needed to revive because it runs some legacy stuff (as in software came in 3.5" 1.44 disks and also had other stuff installed from a 5¼ 1.2Mb floppy!) Anyway, memory says it's Samsung chips. Works fine. You won't believe this system. Old heavy iron full height fat server box, connected to old lab measuring equipment from HP and NI. Has raid 5 SCSI, it's original 25" 2048x1280 vacuum tube monitor still works, but also had a 35" 4k monitor along. Amazingly enough the original Xeon board was changed to a gamers mono from 2008 and 771 to 775 conversion was made. Otherwise totally cyberpunk thing.