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drswizz
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| Looks really nice; Well done! |
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amstrad84
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It is very good art-idea, CPU as ARTs for wall. 
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smithy
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Very nicely done. And some great rare chips there.
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max3
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not to offend other collectors, but these are the most good looking cpu holders i have ever seen.
VERY NICE!
(i am jealous)
p.s. This is my JUBELY POST 386/387 !
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wepwawet
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fantastic work! Ha, I see you took my 4040 die shot, nice.
Did you cut all the holes with a simple cutter or did you have some professional help? - it looks like printed paper in frontbof foam?!?
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eledga
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| Posted: Thu Oct 13, 2011 3:18 am Post subject: |
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| wepwawet wrote: | fantastic work! Ha, I see you took my 4040 die shot, nice.
Did you cut all the holes with a simple cutter or did you have some professional help? - it looks like printed paper in frontbof foam?!? |
I agree: fantastic work.
But I have some comments.
To me it would be unrealistic to buy these frames, why
there are a lot of double chips and I don't invest in double chips and to sell them later on, means to destroy the frame
8008 and later I have a lot of chips which could be added but how to add in a completed frame
Seems this collection is only suitable for investments or real museum.
I know some people here who would be very happy to get chips to complete their collection (me too).
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Riviera
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| Posted: Sat Oct 15, 2011 9:53 am Post subject: |
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| wepwawet wrote: | fantastic work! Ha, I see you took my 4040 die shot, nice.
Did you cut all the holes with a simple cutter or did you have some professional help? - it looks like printed paper in frontbof foam?!? |
Ohh so thats where the die shot is from, anyway that was the best 4040 die photo I could find and i hope you don't mind me using it.
For the frames I have used an anti static foam with an self adhesive photo paper attached to it and then using a scalpel to cut out the holes for the chips.
Made a page where you can see how it was made.
http://www.cpu-zone.com/Making_frames.htm
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Riviera
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| eledga wrote: |
I agree: fantastic work.
But I have some comments.
To me it would be unrealistic to buy these frames, why
there are a lot of double chips and I don't invest in double chips and to sell them later on, means to destroy the frame
8008 and later I have a lot of chips which could be added but how to add in a completed frame
Seems this collection is only suitable for investments or real museum.
I know some people here who would be very happy to get chips to complete their collection (me too).
Edgar |
First I would like to point out that the only double chips is on the 3002 frame otherwise all chips are in some way different from others.
I am fully aware that bying the full collection or even just a frame may be uninteresting to many but by doing it this was I'm trying to attract other people that normaly wont just buy a single chip. And if I fail getting anyone interested in buying the entire collection I can always disassemble the frames and part the chips out.
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kosmokrator
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| Posted: Sat Oct 15, 2011 10:29 am Post subject: |
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btw...I cant see Any Picture.....
Are dead links Or is Me??
Also the site http://www.cpu-zone.com is not Accesible to me :/
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Tegranphos
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wepwawet
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| Riviera wrote: | | wepwawet wrote: | fantastic work! Ha, I see you took my 4040 die shot, nice.
Did you cut all the holes with a simple cutter or did you have some professional help? - it looks like printed paper in frontbof foam?!? |
Ohh so thats where the die shot is from, anyway that was the best 4040 die photo I could find and i hope you don't mind me using it.
For the frames I have used an anti static foam with an self adhesive photo paper attached to it and then using a scalpel to cut out the holes for the chips.
Made a page where you can see how it was made.
http://www.cpu-zone.com/Making_frames.htm |
No problem, I searched for years and never found a 4040 die shot. So I cracked one of mine and took that. I guess it is not the best but the only, lol
btw the different colours are a result of my 200x usb camera and the need to combine four single pictures. |
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Riviera
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Added four new frames...
8080 frame:
8085 frame:
8086, 8087 and 8088 frame:
Early RAM frame:
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The CPU Hunter
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| Posted: Mon Dec 12, 2011 2:59 pm Post subject: |
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Well done. So many nice chips, and so nice displayed. You could start you own museum  . I think there are many of us wishing they had all those chips, i know i am. |
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