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Leevmeister
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Yeah, i would think so that you guys would like the Military 8080.
Only downside of some chips is that they were desoldered.
These were desoldered:
MC8080A/B
Moto MC6821L
Intersil IM6402-1IDL
How much would the MC8080A/B be worth even if it's desoldered? (i might fix these desoldered chips later on and apply new gold on them) |
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smithy
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I would pay US$20 for the desoldered MC8080A/B...so if you have any spare 
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Leevmeister
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| Posted: Sun Jan 24, 2010 6:20 pm Post subject: |
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| smithy wrote: | | I would pay US$20 for the desoldered MC8080A/B...so if you have any spare |
lol ok, i was hoping it would be worth something more than just 20 usd.
Or is that just the price you would pay?
Anyway, i wont be selling these c8080's as these are my first intel 8080s :d |
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CPUShack
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| Posted: Sun Jan 24, 2010 7:10 pm Post subject: |
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| Leevmeister wrote: | | smithy wrote: | | I would pay US$20 for the desoldered MC8080A/B...so if you have any spare |
lol ok, i was hoping it would be worth something more than just 20 usd.
Or is that just the price you would pay?
Anyway, i wont be selling these c8080's as these are my first intel 8080s :d |
LOL you missed the sarcasm
It's worth about $100-$200
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smithy
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| Posted: Sun Jan 24, 2010 7:16 pm Post subject: |
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Awww, don't spoil it....
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Cpuswe
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Nice MC8080! Could you provide a image of the complete chip for the chipdb.org database?
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Leevmeister
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| Posted: Mon Jan 25, 2010 12:09 pm Post subject: |
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| Cpuswe wrote: | | Nice MC8080! Could you provide a image of the complete chip for the chipdb.org database? |
Will do, i will make some pictures for you asap.
I made a account on chipdb.org, so i can upload them myself |
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Leevmeister
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Brought some chips from the museum that were meant for me yesterday.
I only made pictures of the plcc chips yet, because i have a question about them.
#1: As you can see a lot of PC CHIPS chipset plcc's, does these have any collection value?
#2: Anyone have any info on the WANG plcc?
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Leevmeister
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Here is the other half of chips i got.
Not much interesting stuff, but i do like the K5.
Also i got a strange pentium MMX, marked FV8050366200, i suspect this chip is a fake, but it doesn't look like one(maybe mobile chip?).
Anyway take a look:
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naked1300
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nice mmx processor. any spare?
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Marcin
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This MMX is definitely fake - bubbles on prints and I see there was used a paint with similar colour.
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naked1300
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| Marcin wrote: | | This MMX is definitely fake - bubbles on prints and I see there was used a paint with similar colour. |
you are right marcin, now i also see it.
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Our polisch friend would spot a 4004 in a haystack... 
Can't beat Mr.Norris, the haystack ejects it for him to collect.
Anyway a good loot this time, amazing "chips" (really a lot of them!). |
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Leevmeister
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I made some new pictures of the FV8050366200.
I tried to cratch the paint away, but didn't work.
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Leevmeister
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| Posted: Sun Jan 31, 2010 12:37 pm Post subject: |
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| Marcin wrote: | | This MMX is definitely fake - bubbles on prints and I see there was used a paint with similar colour. |
Take a look here: http://www.intel.com/design/intarch/mmx/mmx.htm
There does exist a partnumber FV8050366200.
That means i possibly have demolished a genuine chip, thanks marcin  |
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