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shrad
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| I had one exactly like this one but 486DX4-100, with detachable blower... how much would it be worth? If by chance I can dig it in a crap box somewhere... so much stuff I threw in my young ages that I'm eating my fingers at now... |
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debs3759
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| shrad wrote: | | I had one exactly like this one but 486DX4-100, with detachable blower... how much would it be worth? If by chance I can dig it in a crap box somewhere... so much stuff I threw in my young ages that I'm eating my fingers at now... |
If you post a photo when you find it, it will be easier to give you an idea of its value.
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shrad
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| Posted: Thu Oct 01, 2020 1:06 pm Post subject: |
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| The exact same one but 486DX4-100... that was just out of curiosity |
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debs3759
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Same as what? PODP5V133? What is the sSpec?
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Marcin
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Here is right place to ask about your mystery chip  Upload photos and we will tell you more about it.
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xi11west
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| Posted: Thu Oct 01, 2020 8:11 pm Post subject: |
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| It can't be the exact same one if it's dx4-100. |
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shrad
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| Posted: Fri Oct 09, 2020 3:58 pm Post subject: |
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I found some old boxes at my parent's house today and found a SL23T/SSS, so I may have mixed
No trace of that 486 overdrive, must have been thrown... it was the same general shape but no external connector for the blower, it was connected to some gold pads on the top of the ceramic body via some spring contacts exactly like the PODP5V133 but it was a 486, because at that time I had no socket4 mainboard |
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Chook
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It sounds like one of the 63Mhz or 83Mhz Pentium Overdrives for socket 3. The 83Mhz variety is relatively common, but the 63Mhz variety is much less so.
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