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Neon_WA
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 Posted: Wed Jan 14, 2009 7:00 pm Post subject: Boxed Pentium 200 non MMX |
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i have read forum topics where they have come up, but i'm still bemused  Some say it nearly rare, others have sold or traded them as common
I have a mint condition 200MHz non-MMX PPGA Pentium SU114 (boxed without attached heat-sink) which i believe is very uncommon.
What is peoples feelings on it rarity?
Do u have a boxed non-MMX 200 (with or without heat-sink) in ur collection?
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Here is mine:
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JAC
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You can not use ebay as a reference of rarity. With all the eBay seller changes, I think many sellers are not bothering to sell or have moved to other places to sell.
Take for example, 386 or 286. Years ago they were very common on ebay. Not so much now. Even different 486 sspecs are hard to find. |
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Cpuswe
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| Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2009 10:31 am Post subject: |
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| JAC wrote: | | You can not use ebay as a reference of rarity. |
So perhaps researching individual s-specs is not doable yet? Going only on collectors would not give the quantity needed since we are few that are on s-spec level.
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pinkie
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SU114 is a common chip in this moment.
I agree with JAC, now the quantity of 486 in scrap yard is less than before and keep on lessening.
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| pinkie wrote: | | SU114 is a common chip in this moment. |
(I noticed that I don't have it in my collection. If you are able to find one easily, I'm interested  )
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Likewise, if they are common where you are and the price reflects that, I would like one 
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