Any of these worth anything.

Bought a lot from a former IT guy today. 8 desktops and 4 laptops along with boxes of accessories. cables, power adapters, ram, gold finger cards, switchers and more some still in boxes. Most of it was win 95 and older stuff but there was also some newish stuff. Here are the desktops the first 3 are the newish ones and seem to still work all booted with one beep but I need to put a hard drive in them to test further. They will be parted out. Didnt even bother trying to boot the old ones

Dell Dimension 4600. Pentium 4 Machine
Dell XPS 200. Pentium D machine. Tiny thing
Dell XPS 600. MASSIVE. Guessing its a full ATX board but haven't looked in it yet.



And the old guys
3 Dell optiples GM 5133
Dell optiplex 466 MTE
Poweredge 2100/180

Might as well add the laptops to the list.

Dell Latitude D800. XP Machine works great and very clean. Think im gonna keep this one
Dell Inspiron 2650. Pentium 4 can hear it boot but the back-light on the screen is out.Can just barley see outlines
Dell lLatitude 450 MCX. Win 95
Dell Latitude P-1335t. Win 95

Don't know much about the Dimension or XPS. Do you know what operating system they had? Definitely save the product keys off the boxes

This product key, if it exists, is the generic product key that Microsoft allowed your PC builder to use when mass producing computers. In other words, everyone's disc has the same product key. Your unique key for use when reinstalling Windows will be the one on the sticker on your computer.

Went ahead and broke the old ones down. Got a few brown ceramic intels and some silver/tin ram. The power edge was the real winner. Gold top pentium pro and the only one with gold finger ram.

The 3 newer ones I think are all P4 machines. Not sure of processor speed until I get an OS on them. The dell laptop works great just needs the vga chip reflowed. When it warms up it gets a little funky. Gonna fix and keep this on to have in the truck

Originally Posted by hammerdown

The 3 newer ones I think are all P4 machines. Not sure of processor speed until I get an OS on them. The dell laptop works great just needs the vga chip reflowed. When it warms up it gets a little funky. Gonna fix and keep this on to have in the truck

how do you reflow a vga chip ?

Hammer, you can run the BIOS setup utility at boot-up to determine the specs on your unit(s). There should be a prompt that will come on during booting that tells you which function key you'd need to press to access it.