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Neon_WA
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so what u saying is.. watch out anyone else if any of the other 3 F-Div socket 4s come up for sale 
ur one ahead of me with socket 4s 
i will have to rectify that
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Ahh, can't give too much away..has to be an element of surprise lol
Although I doubt it will be as much of a bloodbath than when a PPRO SL2FJ comes up
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Will the SX842 be the rarest one? |
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Not usre I can answer that, as I haven't kept a record of when I bought it or how much unfortunately....but I don't think I paid anything like the 754 or 828
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| smithy wrote: | | Not usre I can answer that, as I haven't kept a record of when I bought it or how much unfortunately....but I don't think I paid anything like the 754 or 828 |
Thanks.
Just curious which is the king of socket 4. |
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| Posted: Tue Feb 23, 2010 11:51 pm Post subject: |
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| 93 USD is probably a new record of desolder pentium |
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| Posted: Tue Feb 23, 2010 11:57 pm Post subject: |
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| bccwchan wrote: |
Just curious which is the king of socket 4. |
Is very hard to tell... I had only one socket 4 sSpec a year ago... and thought i would never get hold of anymore 
but now, a year on i have 10 of the 16 production sSpecs @ a average cost $11 per sSpec 
| lither wrote: | | is probably a new record of desolder pentium |
neva saw that it was a desolder 
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| lither wrote: | | 93 USD is probably a new record of desolder pentium |
if my memory is right, USD93 is the record high for desolder. |
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JAC
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What is very clear, as the recent discovery of a TRAY of gold top pentium ES, and the release of a bunch of SX828 etc onto the market, is that we dont really know what is out there until it becomes available for sale.
Bloodbath, no. Sensible bidding in proportion to perceived value, yes. |
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