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Unzlbunzl
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| yes - gold value around 1€ |
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| iguana_kiev wrote: | | Mixeur wrote: | | I would say Intel 486DX2-66 or Intel Pentium 133 |
If you see dx2-66 or P133 at local flea market, would you have bought couple of them for $0,5 ? |
As I'm not extracting gold from cpu, as I know where to find them for free, and as I have already too much of them, no I will not buy them, even at 0,5$
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since for intel486dx2-66, there are more different sspec, so i would say am486dx4-100sv8b 
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OK.
I do not buy these common CPUs... leaving them for beginner-collectors
BTW it is very difficult question for me... "New born collectors" - are they our own good???
I know some guys started interesting in vintage CPUs. I helped them willingly... But now they visit local flea markets (one hour before me ), make the acquaintance with scrapers, and iven ask me about ebay!
Prices are rising up!
On the other hand... all my collection rise in price too.
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| Posted: Mon Nov 12, 2007 11:02 am Post subject: Re: What is the most common old CPU now? |
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| iguana_kiev wrote: | | And... Do any CPU exist you don't take for free? |
The most useless are probably Pentium II Xeons and Slot 1 Pentium II processors. They don't have much gold value, they are bulky (expensive to ship and take a lot of storage space), and they are difficult to clean.
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I agree, P!!! and Celerons too.
Motherboards with the cpu you want make it hard too, space killer... |
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Pentium II at 266mhz xD
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