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kosmokrator
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 Posted: Sun Nov 09, 2008 10:55 am Post subject: My todays Finding.. |
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hello ppl...i have found this 3 cpus on my local scrap place...every sunday its like a small market with tons of uselles things from scrap...i find this chips..and i get it for 1 eyro each!
my ask also is about the ibm 486 dx-33...i have one original from intel..is the same but with removed the intel marking and remarked with this ibm print or is ibm original? from the flip side isnt write nothing exept this in ceramic with gold leters "77G2845"
the ibm it comes with a heatsink i remove.....
btw...i dont have clean them 
post C&c.....thnx!
click to enlarge...
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CPUShack
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johnorun
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Hey, nice chips Kosmo.
77G2845 is an IBM part #. Maybe Doccy or Windmiller can ID it.  |
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Neon
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only 1 gyro each - did you have had a lot of extra meat to pay for those chips? 
Those chips are good finds. |
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kosmokrator
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lol.....i think one suvlaki with gyro is cost much than 1 euro! so its a good price!
thnx ppl....every sunday i will go in this place...i think every time will find something special..
btw....about the ibm 486...
some strange...i cleaned and i found something strange at least at me...in frond the ibm part no is "63G9145" and in the back side is 77G2845..
see the photo below...
any ideas from the ibm masters here?
thnx
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doccybrown
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| Posted: Sun Nov 09, 2008 3:31 pm Post subject: |
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| kosmokrator wrote: | | lol.....i think one suvlaki with gyro is cost much than 1 euro! so its a good price! |
Oh no Kosmo, don`t talk about tasty meals! 
I`m just getting very hungry and have only Greek
cabbage salad in my fridge
Intel-CPUs with IBM-PNs are always very good finds!
EDIT: but this IBM-partnumbered chip doesn`t look like
made by Intel if looking at the bottom.... |
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iguana
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Nice find, colleague
Here in Kiev we have the same scrapers market.
But... it works every day except Monday!
Lucky me? Not at all
I know personally at least eight collectors here in Kiev (4 of them have 500+ chips). By reason of collector's competition there are no such prices like 1 Euro for gold pins chip 
However this Friday I found up to 20 chips (386-16, rapidcad-2, IIT 287, IBM 486, green cpu, cyrix 486, soviet ... ect).
BTW. Are there in the world any city with more than 10 CPU's collectors excepting Kiev?
P.S. Sorry for a little bit off top
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kosmokrator
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| Posted: Sun Nov 09, 2008 4:28 pm Post subject: |
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hello igor.....personally i dont know any serius collector from greece...i meet one today via e-mail from one of mine post in someGreek tech forum...we will trade double chips soon...
chip collecting is a little bit strange hobby...
the ppl who shell this items(scrappers) even dont know what is it or their value or collectible value....
so its acceptable for this shiny thing 1-2 euro for nothing!
im off topic too anyway....that is good for us anyway....im not feel good when i pay lot of money for chips...thats the true im not hiding..its my hobby but some times i catch my self killing my personal life hunding chips...
off-off topic anyway... |
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hugo929
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| Posted: Sun Nov 09, 2008 6:18 pm Post subject: |
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| iguana_kiev wrote: | | However this Friday I found up to 20 chips (386-16, rapidcad-2, IIT 287, IBM 486, green cpu, cyrix 486, soviet ... ect). |
Congratulations!
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BTW. Are there in the world any city with more than 10 CPU's collectors excepting Kiev?
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Do you know this guy ?
http://www.silirium.ru/index.html
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