Intel c4040 board, $500.00 USD OBO. Pics inside.

[Omfgbbqpwn]

. https://imgur.com/gallery/YonLL
$500.00 USD OBO. Shipping from USA.
Ends 10:00 PM CST.

[Robev]

Good Luck but I think you are dreaming.
Both the C4040 and the C4289 are soldered onto the board and that decreases their value immensely
If they were in sockets you would sell it very quickly at that price

[Omfgbbqpwn]

Ok, find a c4040 somewhere else then. Good luck.

[Marcin]

I think it is fair price. Very realistic to receive. Print is very good. Complete board. OK soldered but socket pull only C4040 is worth minimum about 600-700 in that condition.

[Robev]

[Robev]

[Marcin]

[CPUShack]

Its worth what someone will pay, thus he says or best offer, maybe $500 is too much, then offer $400 (with a 4289 thats probably a nice deal)

[Neology]

Yeh, please be respectful to forum members.

Members can sell item at whatever price they want, you can offer whatever price you want.

As long as someone is happy to pay at the price, the chip/board worthies that value .

[Robev]

[Omfgbbqpwn]

[Robev]

[wepwawet]

Dear Omfg....,

in my opinion the comments you receive are also because a new member with a nickname like a crashed keyboard posts three short lines asking a neat amount of money.
A short "hi, ..." introduction of yourself, anything more than jump-in, grab'n'vanish would be normal in normal life.
So why not doing it here?
You might imagine, we have and had enough of those, even those that never send the items.

Cheers, Michael

[Omfgbbqpwn]

Hi all, my name is Andrew, I hail from the cold cold state of Minnesota where the snow never melts. My username looks like I mashed my keyboard a few times but it's not. I am 32 years old with a degree in chemical physics, I enjoy a little computer programming, but my favorite thing to do is to get out in nature and foraging for wild plants and mushrooms. I am not a chip collecter. My father was an electrical engineer who focused on radio for a company called 'E.F.Johnsons'. When the MCS-4 was obsoleted, the company was hust throwing all that stuff away, so my father decided to take them and he originally planned on making something with them, but he never got around to it and they have just been sitting in a box in the basement for a long time. As I said before, I am not a collector myself, but I would like to find new homes for these chips and boards, with someone who will appreciate them as they are the first commercial controllers afiak. All the chips I have run from the 4004 gen. to a few 8080 gen. chips.[/img]

[CPUShack]

Happy to provide escrow services if needed