WTT: HP rx2620 ("Montecito") for an HP zx2000

Is anyone perhaps interested in trading a zx2000 for an rx2620? An rx2620 with "Montecito" (dual-core, hyperthreading, VT-x, etc.), no less! So you could run HPVM (also known as Integrity VM) and run mulitple virtualized VMS 'guests'. That's 4 cores, 4 threads (so 8 logical processors, pretty much), compared to the single-core processor of a zx2000. I've recently put my rx2620s up for sale, which would leave me Integrity-less and I'd still like to run VMS I64. A zx2000 would be better for me, considering the lower power consumption and that I wouldn't need a lot of processing power. This is what I can offer for a zx2000: - 2 * Intel Itanium 9015 (SL9PC, released in 2007), "Montecito"dual-core and hyperthreading processors with VT-x at 1400 MHz with 12 Mbytes cache (400 MHz FSB), installed last year (brand-new out of the box); - 8 Gbytes ECC-registered DDR-SDRAM; - HP iLO/MP card, with on-board ATi Radeon 7000 and SSH license; - LSI 1030 dual-channel Ultra320 SCSI on-board, with additional external HD68 connector; - Intel i82546 dual GbE NIC on-board; - HP rx2620 4-slot PCI-X card cage (also have one with an AGP slot and three PCI-X slots, as seen in the zx6000 notably); - HP rx2620 650 watt hot-swap PSU (one extra available); - HP slimline DVD-ROM drive. Let me know if you're interested. - MG