Assorted Processor Chips...

[Al Hartman]

I have a bunch of processor chips which are pulls from working systems. Prices include shipping via USPS First Class Mail.

Here is what I have:

Qty  Description                 Price
===  ===================         ==========
 1    AMD 8088-2 Ceramic DIP      $7.00
 1    Fujitsu 8088-2 Ceramic
       DIP - White                $10.00
 
 1    AMD Am486 DX4-100           $25.00

 2    Intel 486DX-33              $10.00

 1    Intel Pentium 75            $9.00
 1    Intel Pentium 90            $10.00
 2    Intel Pentium 100           $11.00
 2    Intel Pentium 120           $12.00
 2    Intel Pentium 133           $13.00
 1    Intel Pentium 200 MMX       $15.00

 1    AMD K6-2 300 w/fan          $15.00
      (some minor bent pins)

 1    Intel Pentium II 233 MMX    $12.00
       Slot 1

 1    Intel Pentium III 866        $20.00

 1    Cyrix 6x86 P166+            $25.00
 1    VIA C3 600 Mhz              $13.00

 1    Intel Celeron 300a          $20.00
       Slot 1 - Can be overclocked
       to 450mhz

 1    Intel Celeron 366/128      $15.00 
 1    Intel Celeron 400/128      $16.00
 1    Intel Celeron 700          $18.00

 1    Intel Celeron M 350 1.3GHz
       400 MHz 1M CPU SL7RA
       socket 479                $7.50

 1    Intel Celeron 2.4/128/400  $20.00

These are not firm prices, I will consider reasonable offers. And, I can knock something off for multiple pieces.

Payment will be via PayPal.

 

[Stone]

(Sorry, I can't get the formatting to stick.)

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It will retain the formatting. :evillaugh:

 

[Al Hartman]

What is the CODE tag, and how do I use it?

 

[Stone]

It's the # selection on the advanced editor. Just click it in context. It's quite easy to use.

 

[Al Hartman]

Figured it out! Thanks!

 

[Neon_WA]

1 TI 486sxlc 50mhz $20.00
(Clips over 386sx 25mhz)
1 Intel 486SX-20 $10.00

if you dont want to ship to Australia, then shipping to my friend in Oregon is ok

on a side note.. the 8088-2 will be Fujitsu.. not Fairchild

also what are the die codes on the 2 VIA C3s.. will be something like AG40... or A240...

 

[Al Hartman]

OK, fixed the Fujitsu chip. That chip came out of my first Turbo-XT when I upgraded it to a V-20. I bought a V-20 to upgrade my 5160 also.

I only ship within the Continental U.S. - If you have a friend who wants to ship it on to Australia, that's OK.

I have no way to test these chips. They are all AS-IS. But... They worked before they were pulled from systems.

I am attaching pictures of the VIA Chips. I never used these. I bought these years ago, and didn't use them.

 

[Chromedome45]

I had heard of the C3 but never actually seen one. Got any V20's left over?

 

[Neon_WA]

I will also take the 1 VIA C3 800aMhz $15.00 << AG40QT0

Shipping will be to Oregon 97603
Send me total including shipping and I will pay by friend's method

on a side note
600 A320BV0 << CPUid 6.6.3 Samuel core
800A AG40QT0 << CPUid 6.7.3 Samuel2 core

also I am guess the 600 is a 1GigaPro marked processor.. not a C3 marked processor

 

[Al Hartman]

I had heard of the C3 but never actually seen one. Got any V20's left over?

I only bought one. Paid $9.00 including shipping on eBay.

 

[Al Hartman]

I will also take the 1 VIA C3 800aMhz $15.00 << AG40QT0

Shipping will be to Oregon 97603
Send me total including shipping and I will pay by friend's method

on a side note
600 A320BV0 << CPUid 6.6.3 Samuel core
800A AG40QT0 << CPUid 6.7.3 Samuel2 core

also I am guess the 600 is a 1GigaPro marked processor.. not a C3 marked processor

The prices include shipping. Knock $4.00 off for combined shipping. Or, if you leave it in, I'll ship via Express Mail.

The 600mhz part had another label on top that I've tried to remove without success. I can't see what it's marked as on top. It's a bit scratched up, but that shouldn't hurt the operation.

Send me a PM, and I'll send you my PayPal address.

 

[Stone]

...if you dont want to ship to Australia, then shipping to my friend in Oregon is ok...

If you're looking for other CPUs I've got quite a few that are available, tested, working... and I will ship them to Australia. Why pay double shipping? Just lemme know what you're looking for.

 

[Neon_WA]

I had heard of the C3 but never actually seen one.

The Cyrix III / C3 was a low power processor designed for embedded systems.. never intended to compete with Intel & AMD mainstream products.
But I am surprised they didn't gain popularity with the over-clocking scene

Low power.. low heat and even thou the multiplier was set in the CPU hardware you could turn off the multiplier using bios software

 

[Neon_WA]

If you're looking for other CPUs I've got quite a few that are available, tested, working... and I will ship them to Australia. Why pay double shipping? Just lemme know what you're looking for.

Naughty of you trying hijack the thread
It doesn't bother me if a seller is not wanting to ship to Australia.. it's their prerogative
My friend in Oregon combines my US purchases and ships 30 - 40lbs every couple of months.. often works out cheaper in the long run
As for what I am chasing.. hard to say
I have a collection of 100+ systems, 500+ boards/cards & 10000+ CPUs.. often I buy using pictures as 2 similar looking processors may have widely varying value to me
I am selling off some spare items I have at the moment to you give an idea
http://www.ebay.com/sch/neon_wa/m.html?item=251338552246&ViewItem=&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2562

 

[Stone]

How about an Intel 80386-16 ΣΣ (Double Sigma)?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Intel-A8038...RARE-Double-Sigma-/261069975803#ht_3467wt_932

 

[Neon_WA]

I have at least 5 of that variety.. 16MHz no logo & double sigma
guess where that seller got some of his stock from
and I just sold him a big pile of early K6 & gold cap Pentiums

 

[vwestlife]

The Cyrix III / C3 was a low power processor designed for embedded systems.. never intended to compete with Intel & AMD mainstream products.

I had a PC Chips Book PC II with a "1 Giga Pro" 667 MHz C3 processor:

It ran OK with Windows XP, but the whole "giga pro" thing was nothing but a sham to get people to think these processors were comparable to much faster Intel and AMD chips.

 

[Neon_WA]

It ran OK with Windows XP, but the whole "giga pro" thing was nothing but a sham to get people to think these processors were comparable to much faster Intel and AMD chips.

But for what they were intended for, they did a great job.

1GigaPro had nothing to do with VIA.. some OEM bought the C3s and just re-marketed them to try and make a quick buck
It's like you buying a Intel Atom and re-marketing it as say "Server4000+" :lol:

 

[vwestlife]

1GigaPro had nothing to do with VIA.. some OEM bought the C3s and just re-marketed them to try and make a quick buck

I wouldn't be surprised if it was PC Chips... the company which brought us fake cache!

 

[Neon_WA]

I wouldn't be surprised if it was PC Chips... the company which brought us fake cache!

Well they certainly used them on some of their boards.. also used on some Mercury & ECS boards
The other remarketed C3 was the XP1000 Pro (a 733MHz Samuel 2) & XP2000+ (a 800MHz Samuel 2) used on Mercury boards
Think there was even XP1500.. not sure what speed that was.