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Wizzard1
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 Posted: Sun Oct 21, 2007 5:33 pm Post subject: [FS] NIB 1990's CPUs and Cx486DLC and ULSI 40DX/DLC |
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For sale:
1x AMD K6-2 450MHz IN AMD shrink, NEW condition (box is almost perfect, some small tears in the shrink)
---------------$25+Ship
1x Evergreen Performa 500 (Now with 600MHz!!) in perfect, opened condition (no shrink, opened, unused) Slot 1 upgrade to a proprietary 600MHz Socket 370 Cyrix processor
---------------$25+Ship
1x Unknown condition 486 Motherboard, with Cyrix 486DLC-40GP (black bottom) with ULSI Coprocessor DX/DLC 9415A3L with all 8 RAM banks filled, all single-sided, and with 1/2 the Cache banks filled.
---------------In Progress
I'll see if I can get pics, my descriptions are very fair.
Shipping is absolute cost, I wont charge you a cent more than what it costs me to ship it out.
If I am charging too much, shoot me an offer. If I am severely undercharging, cut me some slack and cover some of the difference.. I'm just trying to make ends meet! if you have any Q's, ask away!
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debs3759
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| Posted: Mon Oct 22, 2007 6:37 am Post subject: |
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The board for the 486DLC is a 386 motherboard - 486DLC is an upgrade to 486 for a 386 chip. It's not a bad deal for someone who needs the board and dosen't have those chips - the only part I need from it is the ULSI chip, and unfortunately the cost of shipping (to England) alone for the board would be more than I would pay for just the chip 
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Wizzard1
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| Posted: Mon Oct 22, 2007 4:58 pm Post subject: |
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Well, we already have something worked out then, whats the chip worth to you? I can split em. I wish I had an AT PS... I could test the board. It's BabyAT with 6xISA and 2xShortISA (XT?), and 3 of the first 6 ISA have what looks to be a PCI connector on their far side.
Are my prices for the boxed CPUs fair? I'm not looking to keep them! If any of you guys like them, make me an offer! |
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debs3759
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I can't comment on the Evergreen. The AMD I would need to know exactly which 450MHz part it is - ie what are the letters after the "450" in the part number - I presume the box shows that?
For the ULSI I will have to think, as I have already spent more than I can pay for in the next 4 weeks (hopefully the 5th week will see everything paid for...), and despite knowing I have a significant debt being repaid to me before Chriostmas, I am wary of relying on that for new orders...
I'll PM on Thursday when I have a better idea and have thought more about it.
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Wizzard1
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| Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2007 4:29 pm Post subject: |
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| Sure. The AMD part number is not written on the box... But the UPC is "030143-33450" if that helps. |
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