In need of an AMD AM2/2+ mATX board, Intel CPUs

[WalkinTarget]

Anyone have one of these things gathering dust in their closet ?? I have pretty much sold off all of my extra hardware in the past 6 months - probably 8 PCs that I managed to build from spare parts, and have a nice AM2+ X2 7850 Kuma Black Edition chip that needs a board.

I just bought two boards this week but both are Intel ATX boards for builds. I had forgotten I even had this AMD chip, and it's been lapped so I had no idea what it was. I tried to use it with an MSI K9N SLI Platinum board I have, but that board doesn't support the Agena based X2 Kuma chip - only the older X2 Brisbane or Windsor chip family.

I would like an mATX board if at all possible, as I have a few mini-tower cases, and last I checked an ATX board won't fit in the mini-towers

Also looking for a Q6600 or a Q8300, or even an e5400 chip for those Intel boards. I have lost three auctions just today by a grand total of $2.50. Another $3 and I'd be the owner of two 7500s and an 8400.

[Apache Warrior]

Is that MSI board one of the two I sent you years ago?
Apache

[WalkinTarget]

Oh heck no !! Those board were sold within 3 months of me getting them. Nothing hangs around here long. I actually rarely buy MSI any more - too many issues with poor VRMs on their boards, but at $20 shipped I couldn't pass on it.

Getting back into ATV riding is taking so much money that I'm pretty much broke, and this is before I sink $600+ into a trailer to get me around. So I find that the only way I can make some money is to keep building rigs from spare parts and sell 'em off. It keeps me entertained, and I still enjoy building them and helping out all the buyers who are rocking a 9 year old single core Pentium 4 2.4 PC.

[WalkinTarget]

Filled in a few missing holes but now I need some really cheap PCIe video cards. By cheap, I mean cheap, like ATI x300 or Nvidia 6200 cheap. If anyone has something collecting dust, send it my way in exchange for some cash. You like cash, don't you ??

Note to self: Make sure to buy the mATX boards instead of the ATX boards next time, as they already have onboard video that helps to keep build costs down.