Anyone collect CPUs?

[gmanbc]

Ha, I like that stuff.
Unfortunately, i don't have anything from 70-ies.
I have:
80086 8mhz (w/o math coprocessor)
80286 20mhz (not sure)
80386 33mhz
80486 25mhz
80486dx4 100mhz
Pentium1- 75mhz
Pentium1- 100mhz
Pentium1- 133mhz
Pentium1 166mhz (mmx)
Many celerons and pentium II's and couple of PIII's.

That is a good start! I started off pretty much the same and really got going after dealing with a few metal scrap guys who sold me some really nice chips that were on their way to being melted down for the gold.

If you ever run into anything that you are unsure about send me an email and I will help you out.

Lee

 

[Sprooty]

****, i had a 60mhz chip about a month ago. Found it in council clean up. Would it have been worth anything?

 

[gmanbc]

****, i had a 60mhz chip about a month ago. Found it in council clean up. Would it have been worth anything?

Yes! The Gold in it was worth about $2.00 to $3.00 and if it was in mint condition it would be worth about $10.00 to a collector. My guess is it had a gold lid. If it looked like this:

I would give you $50 for it

Lee

 

[The Kid]

this sounds like an interesting hobbie.... seriously!

 

[gmanbc]

this sounds like an interesting hobbie.... seriously!

Your not the only one to think that. Look at these websites: http://www.cpu-world.com/links/index.html

Pretty cool huh!

Lee

 

[Sprooty]

CPU trading game

 

[gmanbc]

CPU trading game

I guess you collect stamps

 

[Apokalipse]

I would liek to start a collection.
ATM I have 4 CPU's
3 of them are Pentium 3's - one slot 1 500MHZ, 2 of them are socket 370, at 700MHZ and 933MHZ. the 933MHZ CPU is in operation
I also have an AMD K6 400 (not sure if it's socket 7 or super socket 7)

 

[Nitestick]

if its just a k6 i think its only s7. if its a k6-2 it will be super s7.