P3B-F

I have two of these motherboards that were working when I removed them
from service. I can't really retest them now. One has the 1.2 GHZ
Tualatin CPU on a slot-t adaptor, the other a 750MHZ PIII.

Both are headed for recycling unless someone will pay for shipping.

Don

Donald White wrote:
> I have two of these motherboards that were working when I removed them
> from service. I can't really retest them now. One has the 1.2 GHZ
> Tualatin CPU on a slot-t adaptor, the other a 750MHZ PIII.
>
> Both are headed for recycling unless someone will pay for shipping.
>
> Don

Do you have any organizations in your city, that make usable computers
from recycled components ? That is where I'd look first, to avoid
sending them to the landfill.

Paul

Paul <> wrote in
news:h8g27l$l11$:

> Donald White wrote:
>> I have two of these motherboards that were working when I removed
>> them from service. I can't really retest them now. One has the
>> 1.2 GHZ Tualatin CPU on a slot-t adaptor, the other a 750MHZ
>> PIII.
>>
>> Both are headed for recycling unless someone will pay for
>> shipping.
>>
>> Don
>
> Do you have any organizations in your city, that make usable
> computers from recycled components ? That is where I'd look first,
> to avoid sending them to the landfill.
>
> Paul
>

Look for a group called the Christina Foundation in the phonebook or go
to : http://www.cristina.org/ and see if yo can locate a local
representation.

Here in Dayton, Ohio, it was called OTAP - Ohio Technology Acess
Program. Our charter was to provide computers to those who were
physically and economically challenged. I, as a retiree worked
regularly as a volunteer, and we also had technicians who could repair
monitors and such to donate their time.

If you donate, they (at least we did here) will give you a tax
deductible receipt.