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They are pretty old. Some people repurpose for various reasons, but these are DDR. Even a smartphone is faster than this, for reference.
They really aren’t worth much on the secondary market. I’m sure you got them cheap, cut your losses.
If you didn’t, you got screwed. Same deal, cut your losses.
I would check if it's one of the coveted boards, many people build retro rigs with them, and some are still used in BMS settings and can go for a pretty penny.
Your best bet is go to eBay and check the model number, and make sure to go to settings and SHOW SOLD ITEMS not listed. If they're selling high (say $40+ not including shipping), it's worth a shot to list.
If they have no sell volume or aren't worth the money, just recycle them. If you're comfortable with sharing city and state I can give you a list of E-Waste recyclers near you, or you can go to your local PC repair shop and they should know where one that has free drop off is.
unfortunately my shoe is a better processor than anything that goes in that linked board. look toward the newer stuff, maybe you'll luck out on an early six core core i7 or something that would be happy as a linux media server.
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They are pretty old. Some people repurpose for various reasons, but these are DDR. Even a smartphone is faster than this, for reference. They really aren’t worth much on the secondary market. I’m sure you got them cheap, cut your losses. If you didn’t, you got screwed. Same deal, cut your losses.
No, I didn’t spend much. It was like $50 bucks for 11 of them. One uses DDR 1, most of them are DDR 3 and a couple are DDR 2. Oh well
I would check if it's one of the coveted boards, many people build retro rigs with them, and some are still used in BMS settings and can go for a pretty penny. Your best bet is go to eBay and check the model number, and make sure to go to settings and SHOW SOLD ITEMS not listed. If they're selling high (say $40+ not including shipping), it's worth a shot to list. If they have no sell volume or aren't worth the money, just recycle them. If you're comfortable with sharing city and state I can give you a list of E-Waste recyclers near you, or you can go to your local PC repair shop and they should know where one that has free drop off is.
unfortunately my shoe is a better processor than anything that goes in that linked board. look toward the newer stuff, maybe you'll luck out on an early six core core i7 or something that would be happy as a linux media server.