Lenovo Thinkcentre mobo received by accident
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Sup, /g/. This Lenovo Thinkcentre Bristol-GF Rev 3.1 motherboard was mistakenly delivered to my house. Is it worth buying a case, psu, cpu, etc to make it into a working computer, or is it better/cheaper if I just buy a whole new pc? What other uses does it have?
>>54331385
buy the rest of the part its cheeper
>>54331385
give it back, laquan
Thinkcentres are super cute, I'd suggest you'd get the original case/psu/cpu for it.
>>54331429
I'm having a tough time finding a cheap case. Only one I've seen is on eBay and would cost me ~$67 Canadian.
>>54331450
Purloator hasn't come back for it; it's mine now.
>>54331471
Would it be a good internet machine? The socket is LGA 775; what would be the fastest cpu?
>>54331385
yeah have fun finding a shitty gamertard case that will fit it
>>54331656
I'm not a gamer, m8. :^)
>>54331519
Pretty much any of the Core 2 Duo/Quad/Extreme. Extreme would be the fastest, but not that cheap most likely, check ebay.
>>54331385
give it back, tyrone
>>54331836
Looks like the Extreme is ~$100 new. Maybe I can find a deal.
Thanks.
>>54331385
Just pick up a q6600
>>54331385
>LGA 775
Trash it.
>>54332406
>q6600
Any advantages over a Core 2 Extreme recommended by >>54331836 ?