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I purchased a PC from a gentleman on craigslist today with an unknown configuration. For $50, i got a power supply, a nice aluminum chieftec case with a side window, an intel motherboard, two intel cpus, two copper-fin cpu coolers, and two memory modules. Not a bad deal...
Here's where things get wonky. The memory is installed on riser cards:

The motherboard appears to be some sort of prototype or engineering sample. It's marked "NOT FOR RESALE", and "NOT FCC APPROVED", and at the bottom it says (click to view full size to read text):

Here's a shot of the BIOS:

I booted the system using a HDD that already had XBMCbuntu installed on it, and the system shows up as having eight cores, so there are two quad-core chips @ 3.2ghz. Here's the output of 'cat /proc/cpuinfo':

Does anyone know what the heck this is?
Here's where things get wonky. The memory is installed on riser cards:
The motherboard appears to be some sort of prototype or engineering sample. It's marked "NOT FOR RESALE", and "NOT FCC APPROVED", and at the bottom it says (click to view full size to read text):
Here's a shot of the BIOS:
I booted the system using a HDD that already had XBMCbuntu installed on it, and the system shows up as having eight cores, so there are two quad-core chips @ 3.2ghz. Here's the output of 'cat /proc/cpuinfo':
Does anyone know what the heck this is?