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#11
29th Jan 2008, 07:41
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Would you mind calculating the postage costs first? Or telling me the dimensions & weight and I'll have a gander, up to you.
I'm only wanting it as a temporary build so if I won't be willing to spend much on it. Cheers.
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29th Jan 2008, 07:55
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Well, there's no real way to tell save ripping the whole thing out right now. All of it combined can't be much more than 1.5kg or so, since the real heavy stuff is the graphics card. I'd say motherboard is about 17 length by 9 width by 4 height in inches (overestimating a bit, if I have to pick up some anti-static bags which may make it a bit bigger). This would be from U.S. zip code 99204.
The shipping costs might be prohibitively expensive, dunno. I'd give it to you for £80 plus whatever shipping.
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29th Jan 2008, 08:32
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Just checked it with UPS and FedEx.
I'm afraid I'll have to pass, as the international shipping is coming up with rates between £83.54 and £112.06.
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29th Jan 2008, 10:20
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Such exorbitant prices for hopping an ocean :P
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21st Feb 2008, 17:28
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New components:
Spare 300W or so PSU, pulled it out of a computer thinking it was dead but I'm pretty sure it works because the problem was actually a loose ATX connector.
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28th Feb 2008, 03:18
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Creative Audigy SE, $20
PCI Ethernet card: $15 PCI Wireless card: $20
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