I have a ViDock4 Plus. Contained therein is a Radeon Sapphire 62xx or 68xx (I don't recall, and I'm not gonna take the ViDock apart to check 
.) I can [probably] find the software that came with it, if there was any. I don't remember ![:-\](/forum/Smileys/fun/sleepy.gif ":-\")
. The ViDock comes with two (2) power supplies, a 75 watt and a 150 watt, both of which I have.
The ViDock has a half-card interface. I bought it for a Dell laptop that had such an interface. The Dell died before I could ever get the ViDock installed and working. Reason I bought it in the first place - year, year-and-a-half agone - was that I wanted three (3) or four (4) monitors available, and no software I've found to date can overcome the internal limits for a GPU.
The Radeon Sapphire is three (3) or four (4) years old, never been used. It wouldn't fit the desktop I had at the time because of physical placement issues.
It is highly unlikely that I'll ever have a desktop in my remaining lifetime - what can I say, I'm addicted to high-end laptops
, however, damned few of 'em have that all-important half-card slot, and my distrust of Dell has been reinforced 
- but if I did, 'twould be a home built system tailored to what I would then consider my specific, overweening needs at that time.
OK, that's the background/history.
I know there are a few DIY/hardware addicts here from a number of topics I've perused.
So.
The question is, does anyone want this particular beastie? Shipping is/will be a non-issue. I just need an address to which to ship it. I'd hate to see this rotting away in my spare parts bin ... it cost too much to waste
. International is not a problem, save for possible time/customs delays.
Given all the previous, anyone interested? First come, first served ... reply here if you're brave
, or PM me. Either way, it won't cost you anything - I just don't want to see it rot on the shelf if it could help someone else.
Honest, no strings. This would really help me (if you're so inclined). I can clear out mucho space in my unused power supply drawer, as well as shelf space the ViDock is currently occupying.
.) I can [probably] find the software that came with it, if there was any. I don't remember . The ViDock comes with two (2) power supplies, a 75 watt and a 150 watt, both of which I have.The ViDock has a half-card interface. I bought it for a Dell laptop that had such an interface. The Dell died before I could ever get the ViDock installed and working. Reason I bought it in the first place - year, year-and-a-half agone - was that I wanted three (3) or four (4) monitors available, and no software I've found to date can overcome the internal limits for a GPU.
The Radeon Sapphire is three (3) or four (4) years old, never been used. It wouldn't fit the desktop I had at the time because of physical placement issues.
It is highly unlikely that I'll ever have a desktop in my remaining lifetime - what can I say, I'm addicted to high-end laptops
, however, damned few of 'em have that all-important half-card slot, and my distrust of Dell has been reinforced - but if I did, 'twould be a home built system tailored to what I would then consider my specific, overweening needs at that time.OK, that's the background/history.
I know there are a few DIY/hardware addicts here from a number of topics I've perused.
So.
The question is, does anyone want this particular beastie? Shipping is/will be a non-issue. I just need an address to which to ship it. I'd hate to see this rotting away in my spare parts bin ... it cost too much to waste
. International is not a problem, save for possible time/customs delays.Given all the previous, anyone interested? First come, first served ... reply here if you're brave
, or PM me. Either way, it won't cost you anything - I just don't want to see it rot on the shelf if it could help someone else.Honest, no strings. This would really help me (if you're so inclined). I can clear out mucho space in my unused power supply drawer, as well as shelf space the ViDock is currently occupying.
? That made him the first, not by the clock, but by perception