April 12, 2024
Gold Scrap Recovery CPU's and RAM 3.5 lbs FREE SHIP!
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I'm going to call this auction, "Try and sell it before paying the recycling center to get rid of it." lol.I have a lot of stuff that is taking up too much room, and while looking up a CPU to see if it was worth its own auction, I came across gold recycling.So I separated out the gold stuff instead of the CPU, since it turned out to be worthless.I'll try to be as succinct as I can about what's here.I also took lots of pics, so you can see it all for yourselves.I will also list below the EXACT number of each type of item(s) so you know what you're getting.The list matches up with the pictures, except for the two pc100 simms I found after I took them. They are in the count but not in the picture.CPU's and IC'sTop row = 1x Pentium 3 with plastic and heat sink removed, gold fingers, 2x cache controller chips, same size as a Pentium 1.PLEASE NOTE! The 2 cache chips have had their pins sheared off, there are NO PINS on those two chips.I included them because of the big gold square in the middle which probably has more gold than the pins anyways.Row 2 = 5x 80486's, gold pins and squares.Row 3,left to right = 2x 80386, gold pins and squares. 1x Motorola chip gold top and pins, 5x 40 pin IC's gold pins and small square.Rows 4,5 = 8x Pentium 1 Cpu's gold pins, 2x small IC's with gold pins and smaller one has square on top. 1x AMD K6 II, gold
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