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D.8080
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 Posted: Tue Jul 11, 2006 1:20 pm Post subject: 8086 system |
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I have an 8086 pc, case, monitor, original software and their manuals + original hardware manuals. Working.
It's an amstrad 1512.
What is the average value of all this?
Lame question but I presume that a full pc is worth more than a 8086 processor alone.
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Oddie_
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| Posted: Tue Jul 11, 2006 6:39 pm Post subject: |
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| In Spain you could not sell it for more that 15€. I have two complete Amstrad PC1512 working perfectly and I don't sell them because I think the value is around 150€ but nobody pay this. |
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CPUShack
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Oddie_
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| Posted: Tue Jul 11, 2006 6:58 pm Post subject: |
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| CPUShack wrote: | | what exact CPU is in these? |
Amstrad PC1512 had a 8086-2 microprocessor. Sometimes it was a Siemens, sometimes AMD, sometimes others.
I have this one extracted from a PC1512, but my two complete Amstrad have AMD chip.
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Mixeur
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JAC
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* Amstrad CPC464
* Amstrad PC1512 (Nec V30 CPU, 6MHz, 512Kb RAM, CGA/Plantronics Graphics) - Marketed in the United States as the PC5120
* Amstrad PC1640 (Nec V30 CPU, 6MHz, 640Kb RAM, EGA Color Graphics) - Marketed in the United States as the PC6400
* Amstrad PCW8512
* Amstrad PCW9512
* Amstrad PC2086 (Nec V30 CPU, 8MHz, 640Kb RAM, VGA Graphics) launched 1989
* Amstrad PC2286 (Intel 80286 CPU, 12.5MHz, 1Mb RAM, VGA Graphics) launched 1989
* Amstrad PC2386 (Intel 80386DX CPU, 20MHz, 4Mb RAM, VGA Graphics) launched 1989 |
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Oddie_
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| Mixeur wrote: | Amstrad is an english company. It was very popular during 80's. They made the CPC 464 and 6128, with Z80 cpu, which was a big success before Atari ST and Amiga
And they also made a PC, called PC 1512 |
Amstrad made many models of PC architecture. I add another model to the list of Jac, it's the Amstrad 3386 with a i386SX-20 CPU.
I don't know how was in the rest of the world but in Spain Amstrad was one of the businesses that more computers sold in the '80.
(Sorry for my bad english). |
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D.8080
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Thanks Oddie!
For all the games I played on it's 5000€ for me... first love.
Anyone else with pricings? |
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