FIC AU31 AGP Motherboard/AMD Athlon XP 2200+ 1.8GHz/1.5GB DDR400 | TESTED, WORKS For Sale

FIC AU31 AGP Motherboard/AMD Athlon XP 2200+ 1.8GHz/1.5GB DDR400 | TESTED, WORKS
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FIC AU31 AGP Motherboard/AMD Athlon XP 2200+ 1.8GHz/1.5GB DDR400 | TESTED, WORKS:
$99.99

For sale is an FIC AU31 Socket 462 ATX Motherboard with AMD Athlon XP 2200+ 1.8GHz CPU + Cooler/Fan and Kingston KVR400 1.5GB PC3200 DDR400 system memory. I/O Plate, Manual, Component Layout Label and Driver Disk included. This is an early 2000s motherboard and is perfect for a Windows 98SE/2000/XP vintage gaming rig with period appropriate parts and support for AGP 4x/8x graphics cards.Condition is USED in GOOD TESTED CONDITION. Fresh Noctua NT-H1 thermal paste has been applied to the CPU and heat sink and this motherboard has been tested to verify that it boots and recognizes the system memory and CPU. The capacitors all look good and none of them are leaking. The main PSU connector is damaged and the plastic retaining clip is missing as pictured, but a PSU can be connected and this does not affect normal operation. Comes from a smoke and vape free home.Motherboard Serial #: KAU3405100 AU13-L



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