Cpus to collect in the future - Pentium 4

[Mixeur]

As Pentium 4 era is now over or almost (welcome Core 2 ), I just completed my information page about Pentium 4 cpus, and I think (hope) I've finished to list every different models.
Every different models, I mean, without counting every Sspec. And I was quite amazed of the number of different models.

So here is a little poll about this number. How many they are and so, how hard will it be to collect them and complete the family in the future ?

[CPUShack]

lol 100 or so?

[Mixeur]

I think I should not have put the "Too much option" ...

[slava]

Too much to bother starting with them.

[chipcollector]

what makes older chips more collectable is the fact that their production run's were shorter, and/or have fiew variations of the CPU itself.

I think there's a hundred to a couple hundred models of P4 (Ranging from the socket 423 all the way to socket 775). I don't think collecting P4/AMD k8's will come in my scope anytime soon.

[Mixeur]

Yes of course. It will be interesting to collect them in 8 or 10 years I think.

[debs3759]

hehe, I totally agree with the above comments - I'll add Pentium 4 and later production chips (and equivalents) to my collection only when/if I either get given them or get them for stupidly cheap prices (or have a brain fart when I've got money in my pocket, but that doesn't happen as often as it used to...)

[Mixeur]

Answer : 116
Here is the list :
http://x86guide.free.fr/index.php?action=recherche&page=cpu&pres_marque=Oui&marque=Intel&pres_type=Oui&type=Pentium+4&sous_type=

Please tell me if you find some cpus missing.

It will be hard to complete the collection of P4 in some years.
Some special models made for OEM will be really hard to find (Pentium 4 505 for example)...