Several CPUs for sale / trade

[doccybrown]

Hi,
for trade or sale are:
WSI PAC1000: €7.- sold
Intel i960 PLCC: €6.- sold
Siemens SAB80286-12N: €3.- sold
Siemens SAB80286-16N: €3.-
Motorola MC68000RC12 PGA: €6.- sold
Motorola MC68881RC12 PGA: €6.- sold
NEC D70320L / V25 PLCC: €5.- sold
Hitachi SH-2 PQFP: €4.- sold

National NS486SXF-25 "ES" (one pin missing): €7.- sold
Intel Celeron B80524P366 SL35S: €3.-
Cypress CY7C9101-30GC (4x2901): €6.- sold
NEC VR3000A-40: €7.- sold

DEC J-11: €14.- sold
LSI MCM: €10.- sold
AM29X305ADC: €8.- sold
Texas Instr. SN74ACT8818 (16bit slice-processor) €8.- sold
Texas Instr. SN74ACT8832 (32bit slice-processor) €8.- sold
Motorola XC86N360RC25B: €7.- sold

9 x Intel Celeron 333MHz Slot1 66MHz FSB, 128kB L1: €1,50 each

Shipping:
Germany €1.45 / €2.20
EUROPE -100g: €2.00 / -500g €4.50
WORLD: -100g: €4.00 / -500g €8.00
No additional costs.
/Doccy

[William Blair]

I'll take:

NEC VR3000
TI SN74ACT8832
Mot XC86N360
AMD AM29X305

[ItsMeOnly]

if you were willing to wait a week or two for payment, I'd take J-11

[chrissie]

Hi doccy

i take

Intel i960 PLCC: €6.-

[tlccomp]

National NS486SXF-25 "ES" (one pin missing)
Hitachi SH-2 PQFP
WSI PAC1000
LSI MCM
Texas Instr. SN74ACT8818

[g0b]

Hi,

Would take :

Siemens SAB80286-12N: €3.-
Motorola MC68000RC12 PGA: €6.-
Motorola MC68881RC12 PGA: €6.-
NEC D70320L / V25 PLCC: €5.-

Cypress CY7C9101-30GC (4x2901): €6.-

Thx,
g0b

[Marcin]

If you have more DEC J-11 count me for one

[debs3759]

Just a note here about the NS 486. There was discussion when one was put on eBay described as ES. They are not ES. The ES before the datecode is an internal code, it is not an indicatior of it being ES.

A picture was posted in the thread (in the auctions area) of a real ES version of it (I'm about to run out of online time for today, or I'd find the link...).

There was a concensus that I am wrong, although the dates in the datasheets would indicate that if they only ever produced ES versions, they did so for a long period of time (a few years), and having now seen a picture of an ES I hope this post doesn't get deleted like all my posts previously trying to educate people about this one chip did.

Please remember - it is not only Intel who use 2-letter combinations to mean something other than what the majority assume them to mean.

Disclaimer: If this message offended or upset anyone, that is not my intention. My intention, as is the case for others here, is only to offer information that not everyone either knows or has access to.

[Cpuswe]

[debs3759]

Thanks for checking out the post and adding the pic here

[doccybrown]

I`m sorry I don`t passed a comment
earlier to the infamous NS486. I didn`t know
they are definitive not ES so I only highlightened
"ES" to show it could possibly be an engineering sample.
What might be a fair price for it?

[debs3759]

There was a group buy at http://www.cpu-world.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2954&highlight=ns486sxf, with the chips selling for $12 / €10 (NOS). As the chips are uncommon (or at least appear to be) I would be hesitant to comment on a value for a damaged example (I don't personally collect most chips if damaged so hopefully someone else would be able to comment on this...)

[doccybrown]

Hi Debs,
thanks for the informations. I offered it to Tim at
3.- Euro now, I think this is a reasonable price for it.
By the way this money will go directly to Vinicio because
I offered it here for him - we traded some chips
but it seems the postmen played a little bit rugby
and he sent me a second one... only as information
that I had no intent to cheat with apparently ES`s

[chrissie]

Hi doccy,

CPU received, thanks a lot!