Also if anybody has any parts they'd be interested in donating to rebuild a machine, get in contact with me here via PM but I don't want to accept anything unless I'm going to rebuild.

This is reason #435 why you need not just a surge suppressor, but a full UPS.

System Type: OptiPlex GX260
Ship Date: 9/12/2002
Dell IBU: Americas


Quantity Parts # Part Description

1 4T274 Printed Wire Assembly, Planar, GX260, 845G, Audio/Video, GIGAHERTZ NETWORK INTERFACE CARD/CONTROLLERS..., 2
1 7P462 Processor, 80532, 2.26, 512K, 533FSB, Socket N
1 5120P Cord, Power, 125V, 6Feet, SJT..., Unshielded
1 4N454 Keyboard, 104 Key, UNITED STATES..., NMB..., LOW COST..., MIDNIGHT GRAY...
1 5U607 Pad, Mouse, DELL AMERICAS ORGANIZATION..., X-LOB
1 735HE Mouse, PERSONAL SYSTEM 2..., 6P, 2 Button, Wheel 1.3A, MICROSOFT..., MIDNIGHT GRAY...
1 3K113 Dual Inline Memory Module, 256, 266M, 32X64M8K, 184
1 5N356 Dell 206, 120V Speakers, for Dell Inspiron and Dimension Systems, Customer Install
1 8N275 Compact Disk Drive, 128K, I, F5 48X, LENGTH/LONG..., 8481B, CHASSIS 2001...
1 5E911 Assembly, Cable, Video, ATI TECHNOLOGIES INC..., Radeon, Video Graphics Adapter
1 6T096 Card Graphics, ATI TECHNOLOGIES INC..., RADEON..., FULL HEIGHT..., MEMORY BOARD, MEMORY..., 2
1 5C544 Display, MULTISCAN..., 19inch, DUAL..., M991, MG, DELL AMERICAS ORGANIZATION..., MAIN HARMONIC REDUCTION...
1 1T321 Hard Drive, 40G, I, 3.5" FORM FACTOR..., 1 inch 7.2K, WD-XL40S
1 2D067 Floppy Drive, 1.44M, 3.5" FORM FACTOR..., 3MD, NO BEZEL..., SONY..., CHASSIS 2001..., W3
1 1R596 Kit, Software, Overpack, WXPP, Compact Diskette w/Documentation, English, A02

Nod. UPSes have a wattage limit, too much stuff on one and it'll make it useless.

I've got 2 here. My main system and monitors are on one. The router, the modem and
the server are on the other. Was definitely worth the investment.

All that and it still doesn't tell you what MB it has in it. I can tell you it's a Pentium 4 2.26GHz processor with 512MB Ram running XP Pro SP3 on it.
I found a sticker on the MB that may/may not be a dell part number that reads DSN CN-04T274-69861-28F-2991 C/O CN

Well, I confirmed it's not the drive. I stuck it in my wifes (identical) computer, and it booted up just like it was my TWGS server. (wonder if I should just leave it in there) When I try to turn it on, I get absolutly nothing, no graphics, no BIOS prompt, it just sits there and consumes energy with no return. I tried pulling each memory chip out one to a time to test them, same result. Unless it's the CPU itself it's down to the MB.

This isn't the thin (like 4-5 inch) model, but has the full chassis with the clamshel style
case. The drives and CD sit horizontal in the case.