Re: Value of an Alphaserver 1200
From: Lord Isildur (isildur_at_andrew.cmu.edu)
Date: 01/01/04
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Date: Wed, 31 Dec 2003 19:59:37 -0500 (EST)
well ,it varies a lot. probably the most important variables that come
to mind are what condition it's in, where it's located, and who's buying.
for a hobbyist like myself with a small budget, a couple hundred bucks
would be about as much as we'd likely offer. For someone upgrading a system
or replacing a dead one, you might get 3-500 for it.. For a commercial
customer whose other options are refurbed units from resellers, most of
whom are total vultures about prices of archaic gear, if he's desperate
to expand or replace hardware... maybe 6-8 hundred? i'm assuming eastern USA
for both customer and machine.. obviously a box like this won't cross an ocean
unless the buyer is getting it almost for free..
my .02,
isildur
On Wed, 31 Dec 2003, matt wrote:
> Friend of mine is planning on getting rid of one, anyone care to share
> conjecture on fair market value of this machine? Thanks,
>
> -m
>
> AS1200
> dual 533Mhz cpus
> 1gb mem
> 6x 4,3gb hd's
> cdrom
>
>
>
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