misha@aeras.UUCP (Michael Umansky) (09/15/89)
FOR SALE: Brand new SUPER FAST 386 based AT workstation! I just put this configuration together and then decided that I want a 33Mhz based system. Since no one wanted to buy just the motherboard, I decided to sell the whole setup! Micronics i80386DX-25Mhz based Mother Board with 32K Cache i82385-25Mhz Cache Controller 4 Mb of 80 ns (1Mbit chips) DRAM, Sockets for 387/Weitek The 387 has its own crystal, so you can use a slower FPU Lithium battery for CMOS Setup Ram/Clock on board Tower Case with Reset, Turbo and Speed Display 220 Watt Power Supply Adaptec AHA-1542A SCSI Host Adapter (DMA Bus Master) CDC WREN III 155Mb (formatted) SCSI Hard Drive (16 ms access) 1.2 Mb 5.25" Floppy Drive 1.44 Mb 3.5" Floppy Drive Paradise VGA Plus NEC Multisync 3D Memory for factory and user defined setups Maximum 1024x768 interlaced - like IBM 8514A 101 Key Keyboard 1 Serial, 1 Parallel, 1 Game Ports Mouse Systems Optical Mouse (Serial) Docs for Motherboard, SCSI controller, WREN III, VGA, NEC, Mouse, IO Ports, Keyboard, 1.44Mb Floppy Drive, Case Landmark SPEED test shows about 43.5 Mhz Norton SI shows about 32 Only $5600.00 (+COD SHIP) - Unbeatable for above configuration!!! The system currently runs Interactive's 386/ix V2.0.2. If you want, I can get you a good price on any 386/ix configuration that Interactive offers. -- NAME: Michael Umansky (sun!aeras!foxy!misha) WORK: Arix Corp.; 821 Fox Lane; San Jose, CA 95131 HOME: 4331 Lincoln Way; San Francisco, CA 94122 PHONE: (408) 922-1751 (work); (415) 564-3921 (home)
leech@alanine.cs.unc.edu (Jonathan Leech) (09/16/89)
In article <387@aeras.UUCP> misha@aeras.UUCP (Michael Umansky) writes: > Micronics i80386DX-25Mhz based Mother Board with 32K Cache > i82385-25Mhz Cache Controller > 4 Mb of 80 ns (1Mbit chips) DRAM, Sockets for 387/Weitek > The 387 has its own crystal, so you can use a slower FPU > Lithium battery for CMOS Setup Ram/Clock on board > Tower Case with Reset, Turbo and Speed Display > 220 Watt Power Supply > Adaptec AHA-1542A SCSI Host Adapter (DMA Bus Master) > CDC WREN III 155Mb (formatted) SCSI Hard Drive (16 ms access) > 1.2 Mb 5.25" Floppy Drive > 1.44 Mb 3.5" Floppy Drive > Paradise VGA Plus > NEC Multisync 3D > Memory for factory and user defined setups > Maximum 1024x768 interlaced - like IBM 8514A > 101 Key Keyboard > 1 Serial, 1 Parallel, 1 Game Ports > Mouse Systems Optical Mouse (Serial) > Docs for Motherboard, SCSI controller, WREN III, VGA, NEC, Mouse, > IO Ports, Keyboard, 1.44Mb Floppy Drive, Case > Landmark SPEED test shows about 43.5 Mhz > Norton SI shows about 32 > > Only $5600.00 (+COD SHIP) - Unbeatable for above configuration!!! We had a little email disagreement about the truth of this last statement; I claim this price is easily beatable. For example, looking in 9/11 PC Week, we find: 25 MHz Micronics+4M+ Tower Case+Kbd+2S+1P $2450 (USM Int.) CDC WREN III $1185 (EDI) AHA-1542A $279 (Hard Drives Int.- not adv. in PC Week) 2 Floppies $180 (Numerous sources) Paradise VGA Plus $220 (S&W Comp.) Multisync 3D $594 (") Logitech Serial Mouse $90 (") ----- $4998+shipping => $600 savings No effort at all was made to find the cheapest source for the above parts. Moral: usenet may not be the most cost-effective way to buy a system. I thought for-sale ads were verboten in technical newsgroups, anyway. -- Jon Leech (leech@cs.unc.edu) __@/ ``God is more interested in your future and your relationships than you are.'' - Billy Graham