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Being the MacFixer, it's no suprise that over time, I accumulate lots of random computer parts. The parts are in perfectly good condition, I just have no use for them. They are all for sale. If you are interested, email me and I'll come up with a fair price for the item. Make sure you use the numbers to refer to items. If you are in the Greater Boston area, you can pick up parts. If not, we can work out shipping. North America only. If you are not in North America, forget it.
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This old iBook is in good condition. The screen is great, no dead pixels. The hard drive has no bad blocks or errors. It has a clean installation of Mac OS X 10.4 on it. There are no discs included, just the Mac and it's power cord. This Mac WILL boot OS 9, if you are so inclined. PowerPC G3 900MHz 256 MB of RAM (640 MB Max) 40 GB Hard Drive 802.11b Wi-Fi 8x Combo Drive
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Eight 2 GB DIMMs pulled from an Apple Xserve. They are HP brand. They will work in an "Early 2006" intel Xserve, or any other non-Apple server that takes this kind of RAM. This server only had about 9 months of use on it. This RAM is in great condition, no ECC errors, no server crashes. The server is being re-purposed, and with that comes fresh RAM and fresh Hard Drives.
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This card has been pulled from a lightly used Apple Xserve. Cosmetically, it looks brand new. I do not have any of the original packaging or paperwork, just the card itself. From their website: "DeckLink SDI is perfect when you need an SDI only solution but demand high quality 10 bit 4:2:2 based SDI capture and playback. DeckLink SDI plugs into Windows, Mac OS X and Linux computers and features HD/SD-SDI capture and playback combined with tri-sync/black burst reference input and RS-422 deck control. Media Express software is included so you get capture and playback for AVI, QuickTime and DPX on Mac, Windows and Linux. DeckLink SDI is a perfect choice when all your connections are SDI and you don't need analog connections."
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Two 1 GB Crucial RAM chips, pulled from a MacBook. Will fit in any DDR2 Mac (that takes SO-DIMMs)
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A pair of dual-core Intel Xeon 5150 Processors. That's 4 total cores. These were pulled from my Mac Pro. However they are not 'special' in any way, just standard 5150's. Basic Specs: 2.66GHz per core 4 MB L2 Cache per processor 65nm 64-bit
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AirPort Extreme Card, pulled from an iBook G4. Adds 802.11b and 802.11g support to your Mac. Compatible with the following Macs: AirPort Extreme Card Compatibility
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A pair of DDR3 DIMMs, pulled from used Macs. Will fit many modern Macs. Quantity: 2
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Connect a standard DVI cable to a Mac with a mini-DVI port. For connecting modern monitors, projectors and some TVs to your mac. Works with many intel iMacs, Mac minis, MacBooks and more.
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This adapter lets you connect a standard VGA monitor or projector or TV to a Mac that has a mini VGA port, which include iBooks, 12" PowerBook G4s, eMacs, iMac G4, iMac G5, some Xserve models. Please make sure your Mac has a mini VGA port and not a mini DVI port or miniDisplayPort.
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OEM Apple RAM, hynix brand. Pulled from an intel Mac. (Only one chip pictured) Quantity: 2
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This is a 1 GB DDR3 chip pulled from an iMac. Fits many different Macs, like iMacs, many MacBooks and newer Mac Minis.
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Micron Brand, OEM Apple RAM pulled from a PowerBook G4. DDR 333 MHz, CL2.5 timing.
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Micron brand DIMM. Desktop size. DDR 400 mhz, CL3. OEM Apple RAM pulled from an iMac G5.
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Two 512 MB Hynix brand memory modules. OEM Apple memory, pulled from a MacBook. 2Rx16 Quantity: 5
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This ram was all pulled from an Apple MacBook. It is Samsung brand RAM, but OEM Apple RAM. 200pin, Unbuffered, SODIMM, 64bit, Non-ECC, PC2-5300, 1Rx16
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512 MB laptop style memory chip. Hynix brand memory, this is an OEM Apple chip pulled from probably an iMac or MacBook. Quantity: 2
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Two 1 GB RAM Modules pulled from intel iMacs. Laptop style SO-DIMM. Hynix brand memory, OEM Apple. 800 MHz Speed.
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Wacom Wireless Mouse. Has left click, right click, and scroll wheel. Please note: This mouse is NOT bluetooth or USB. It ONLY works on top of a Wacom graphics tablet. My Wacom tablet died years ago thanks to a leaky McDonalds cup. But I still have the mouse, its like new, since I never used it. I only used the tablet for the pen.
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These are a pair of 256 MB 200pin SODIMMs pulled from an Intel iMac. Some models of iMac take Laptop RAM instead of desktop. Thats Apple for ya. They are Nanya brand RAM, but they are OEM Apple. They are DDR2 / PC2-5300.
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Low profile PCI ethernet card. Uses an ADMtek AN983B chipset. The box says it's Mac and PC compatible. There is no driver disk in the box, just the card.
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This adapter converts between two different forms of DVI. It is likely a DVI-D to DVI-A converter. I'm not certain, but I can tell you that both ends look the same, other than being opposite genders.
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This adapter plugs into Mini DVI ports. It outputs your Mac video as an RCA video connector, or an S-Video connector. In other words, it lets you hook up your computer to a non-HD TV. This adapter does not handle audio. Compatible with: intel Macs with mini-DVI ports.
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I am so not kidding. I found these on a shelf. They even come with labels! Never used. The box is a 10 pack but I only have 4. These are likely from 1998, thats the last time I remember using floppies regularly. By 1999, I was transfering files over the internet instead of using floppies.
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These two chips are Samsung brand RAM. The are OEM Apple RAM, pulled from a PowerMac G5. 184pin, PC3200, 16Mx64, CL
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I don't know where I got this memory from. There are no specs listed on it, so I did my best to google up the part numbers. One appears to be a 64 MB PC100 144pin chip, the other appears to be a 32MB PC66 144pin chip. One appears to be an NEC brand, the other is an SEC brand?
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This RAM was likely pulled from an Apple MacBook or MacBook Pro. It is Micron brand, which is the company that makes Crucial memory. I don't recall if this was OEM Apple ram or not, but Crucial is what I buy when I upgrade my own computers. 200pin, Unbuffered, SODIMM, 64bit, Non-ECC, PC2-5300, 2Rx16, CL5
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This ram was all pulled from Apple MacBooks and Mac minis. It is Hynix RAM, but OEM Apple RAM. Quantity is in pairs. Only 3 pairs are pictured. 200pin, Unbuffered, SODIMM, 64bit, Non-ECC, PC2-5300, 1Rx16 Quantity: 6
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New Apple power supply. It was installed in an iMac but that iMac turned out to have a bad logic board. It was then installed in another test Mac to make sure it had no issues. It is otherwise brand new. Works in the following Macs: iMac (17-inch Late 2006) iMac G5 (17-inch iSight) iMac (Mid 2006 17-inch) iMac G5 (20-inch iSight) iMac (Early 2006 17-inch) iMac (20-inch Late 2006) iMac (17-inch Late 2006 CD) iMac (Early 2006 20-inch) Despite it's small size and open design, that is the whole power supply, and that is exactly how they come from Apple.
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Brand new (opened, never installed) Mac Pro heatsink. Works in early model mac pros. Includes the integrated heatsink thermal sensor. Also includes wipes and adhesive paddings.
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When a video card needs more power than the PCIe slot can provide, the card needs a source of external power. Mac Pros and G5's don't have standard sized power connectors, so you need these ATi cables that have a GPU standard connector on one end, and the smaller Mac connector on the other. Some Video Cards need two power cables, some need one, some need none. My old nVidia GeForce 7300GT did not need external power. My ATi Radeon 5770 needed one cable. And the ATi 4870 card needs two power cables. Good times. ATi Part Number: 6110024100G Quantity: 2
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This is the OEM nVidia graphics card pulled from my first generation Mac Pro. It is used but fully functional and even clean! The card can power up to one 30" display and one 24" display at the same time. I've been using it with two 20" displays, but bigger the better. I have a few more pictures. Email me if you are interested.
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Pulled from a MacBook with a cracked LCD. This top case is in practically new condition. It is gleaming white. The picture had poor lighting and the shadows of my hands cast on it. But in person it looks even better than it does in the picture. Apple Part Number:
You can also use in place of:
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Brand new optical drive pulled from a new Mac mini. This is the mini with the 9400m graphics, with a SATA optical drive. I tested this drive as soon as I got the mini, then immediately pulled it out. I removed both internal drives and used SATA cables to run two desktop sized hard drives externally. I have no use for this optical drive. It is an OEM Apple drive, made by pioneer. Apple part number is:
Pioneer part number is:
Description of the drive from apple.com:
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Two 256 MB DIMMs. Pulled from an Apple eMac. One is OEM, the other is an upgrade. Full size DIMMs for Desktop computers.
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Matched pair of hynix brand, Apple OEM RAM. Pulled from two brand new iMacs that got upgraded to 4 GB each. So DDR2 PC2-6400 SO-DIMMs.
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Brand new part from Apple. Comes with ambient light sensor which is easily removed if not needed. Interchangeable with Apple parts 661-3289 and 661-3350.
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15 GB iPod 3rd Generation. This iPod lived in my center console. It was always plugged in so I don't know how long of a charge it holds. It comes with the dock, firewire cable and a new, unused pair of earbuds.
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This is a stick of PC3200 DDR ram pulled from an iMac. It's 400 MHz, CL3. It is hynix brand RAM, but it's OEM Apple.
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This is a Pair of 1GB SO-DIMM memory chips pulled from an Aluminum iMac. They are PC2-6400 DDR2, 800MHz speed. They are Samsung brand RAM, but they are OEM Apple.
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This is the top case of an iBook G4 14". It was pulled from an almost new iBook that had a bad logic board. It's in extremely good condition. It came from a 933MHz iBook, but will fit a 933 MHz, 1 GHz or 1.2 GHz G4 14". Incudes trackpad (in like new condition), speakers and power button. Apple part number(s): 922-6454, 922-6185
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