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 Posted: Wed Jan 09, 2019 4:39 am Post subject: Top 100 Computer Hardware Collection |
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In order to promote the development of hardware collection business, strengthen the mutual understanding and exchange of hardware collectors in the circle, the site will lead the selection of the top 100 computer hardware collections:
1. Candidate conditions
As long as it is a computer hardware collector or an individual with rare hardware, it is possible to enter the leaderboard.
2. Selection criteria
http://www.yjfy.com/Top100/Selection_guide.htm
3.Selection data source
3.1 Collectors provide accurate data.Hardware collection score sheet：hardwarw.xls http://www.yjfy.com/Hardware.xls
3.2 Online collection.
3.3 Provided by friends.
3.4 Please send the spreadsheet to yjfy@yjfy.com
4. Announcement time
The rankings will be updated at the beginning of each month, and the first issue will be announced in January 2019. http://www.yjfy.com/Top100/Top100.htm
5. Other
As an attempt, as well as information asymmetry and other reasons, the shortcomings of this ranking are inevitable. Welcome to correct the hardware collection list, let us do better! Let our hardware collections no longer be lonely!
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With 17000 CPUs I am certainly not going through and filling out one line per CPU lol. Sandy Bridge would be an antique by then and mess up all the data LOL
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yah look at the excel file
sheets for each type of hardware to list what you have, its specs, and its score based on all their categories
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| CPUShack wrote: | | With 17000 CPUs |
That's a lot, how long did it take to collect that much? |
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| CPUShack wrote: |
20 years LOL |
It is less than what you need to fill above XLS 
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| There's a lot of stuff that can be condensed in that spreadsheet; in my opinion, it is wayyyyy too long. I have a piece of avionics from a Delta Airlines Boeing 757-200, and I don't know how I would fill out its section in the spreadsheet. I have a couple brushless motors that go in Team Associated RC cars, same issue there. |
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17000!
Should be the first.
Friend, please fill in the total number, and the best collections.
THANKS!
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35 or so MECH Samples
5 Marking samples (testing laser marking systems)
1200+ Intel Engineering Samples
120+ Intel Qual Samples (marked as such)
50+ Military chips with a NSN (National Stock Number 5962-xxxxxx)
44 Prototypes
5 Marketing Samples (probably more but not easy to sort)
100+ DevBoards
450+ New In Box Processors
90+ Packages (unfinished and/or without die)
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8 different MIL-STD-1750A processors
and several Radiation hardened processors
150+ AMD Samples
Earliest chips include
TI TMS1000 (first MCU)
Intel 4004 (first CPU, debatable, see above)
Four Phase Systems AL-4 (pre Intel 4004 processor)
MOS 6501 (pre 6502)
RCA 1801 (pre 1802)
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If I'd be willing to do that work I'd have a website lol
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