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JAC
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 Posted: Thu Sep 28, 2006 3:52 pm Post subject: What is the most amount of money you paid for an 'old' chip? |
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What is the most amount of money you paid for an old chip? .. and what was it?
edit: yes, old chips  I spent crazy money on computers for use.. but this is old chips.
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bacterio
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The maximum i paid was this:
Intel Pentium 4E "Prescott" at 3'2Ghz (800mhz fsb and 1 mb l2) --> 300€
This is the processor which i'm currently using |
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Cpuswe
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Keeping to collected chips (ie not the current computer cpu) my most expensive chip is a K6 BGA ES which i paid $85 for. (To the poster above me )
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soeren
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| Posted: Fri Sep 29, 2006 7:29 am Post subject: |
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| 200 € for my Pentium 4 3E GHz |
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CPUShack
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JAC
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| Posted: Fri Sep 29, 2006 11:46 am Post subject: |
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| oh yes, I paid a lot.. cant remember which one it was, I was on a mad buying spree at the time.. I think it was around $180 and I cant remember the chip. |
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spongiforme
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320$... a few days ago... not even a CPU but it did strike my imagination:
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JAC
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!!!!!!!!
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jd
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| Oooh! |
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wepwawet
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about $500 for a board containing a C4004.
$225 for a single chip - a white MOS 6502 .
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FDIV
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| Paid $80 for a mint old text intel 486 engineering sample. I have, however, bid more then $200 for a socket 4 pentium engineering sample. I also purchased an intel aniversory clock that has a 4004 die in it for $85. The most I ever got selling a chip was $75 for a PIII tualtin 1400 but it was not to a collector. |
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