ATI All In Wonder video capture card, with the capturing computer, for sale [SOLD]
This week I deprecated a system, and it will serve as the new backup/standby, if needed. This means we no longer need the previous standby system. This is something that rarely happens, we almost never sell our gear -- so if you want a known-good capture setup, buy it while available.
I'd prefer to sell this all off to a single person, if possible. Plus it's always best to put an ATI All In Wonder Radeon AGP capture card in a computer that you know works! Sticking a capture card into a random computer is a recipe for troubleshooting problems. Here's what I have:
Asking $125 + shipping. [:)] To inquire about purchasing this, either use the Contact Us email form, or simply PM me on the forum, if interested. Check, cash, money order, Paypal, rolled up pennies -- all are fine. Everything will be packed properly, and should arrive undamaged. What you'll need to make it work:
Important Note: Inevitably, somebody will contact me stating they can find a "better deal" on eBay or Craigslist. All I can say in response is "good luck with that". The ATI All In Wonder cards from the 128-series and 7000-series models were prone to blowing out the inputs from misuse/mishandling, and the 9000 series cards had issues with overheating when used for excessive gaming. You'll find many of those cheap cards on auctions were from these abusive environments -- smoke-infested homes/offices, ham-fisted handling of the wires/inputs, kids playing video games, unprotected/unregulated power sources, etc. Finding a known-working AGP slot board can also be a bit of a chore in the age of PCI-Express slots. These boards/cards are now up to 10 years old -- meaning that there's been plenty of time to accrue damage. (Note: NOT to be confused with thinking the card is "too old" to be good, as that is simply untrue. The best analog capture cards were made from 2001-2006.) You get what you pay for. Again, use the Contact Us email form, or simply PM me, if interested. |
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