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Azzura

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#129157 5-Sep-2013 13:37
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Hoping someone could give me an idea on what this not too old server...might be worth.

Intel® Server Board S5000VSASASR
2x XEON E5405
2x Cheetah ST314635655 SCSI (146GB)
LSI Logic SAS3041E SCSI Card
Windows Server 2008

I don't think it is worth much of anything (tbh). But I thought it would be best to ask those who would be more familiar with these parts. Gaming rigs and desktops is more my area....servers not so much.

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  #890308 5-Sep-2013 13:37
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Hey, have you listed a price, location and how much shipping would be to other parts of New Zealand? Also if you are asking for a PM make sure your Privacy settings allow your account to receive PM otherwise people can't contact you.




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  #890320 5-Sep-2013 13:47
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Is that a rack mount or desktop type of box?

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  #890321 5-Sep-2013 13:49
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how old is it? looks like that mobo was out in 2006

probably somewhere around the 100-200, i have a similar one here to get rid of one day when i get around to it

ive sold quite a few decommisioned servers 4+ years old they generally don't go for much, dont think ive ever sold one above 200$ on trademe before.



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  #890339 5-Sep-2013 14:10
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Can I assume the CPU model is an E5405, and that the extra 2 is a typo?

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  #890341 5-Sep-2013 14:12
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It is in a nice (heavy) steel case, lots a room, nice amount of HD mounts too)..forgot to mention has 12 or 16GB of ddr2 in it.

It is an impressive rig..guessing it cost a pretty penny back when it was new. But I didn't think it was worth much today.

The latest this rig (I reckon) could have been put together is Q4 2010 (that's the mb and cpu's - end of life)..going by Intel's site.

Cheers

Extra 2 is typo...fixed.

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  #890692 6-Sep-2013 00:23
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Azzura: forgot to mention has 12 or 16GB of ddr2 in it.

I don't suppose that ram is non-ECC? I have 2 desktop ddr2 boards that I can't afford to replace, and wouldn't mind a bit of extra ram to go around, but I doubt whether ECC would be supported by them.

 
 
 

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  #891353 7-Sep-2013 16:09
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Interested. Where are you located.

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  #891371 7-Sep-2013 17:17
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Sorry guys...

It isn't something that is for sale.....
A group wanted to get an idea on the value of the unit for a report.

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