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  1. 12-27-2012, 11:20 PM #1
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    intel p4 processors

    i got 13 brand new intel p4 2ghz processors. i dont have a ebay acount so was wondering what would be a good price to throw these on cl for or if anyone on here buys for more than scrap value. thanks all

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    P4 processors don't bring a whole lot in scrap. Scrap to me is exactlly what the word means. It has no other value and is at the end of it's life. If you could sell these processors for 1.00 a piece you would be making more than scrap. I personally don't know if there is much of a market for P4s but if they are new in the box I'd first try Ebay.

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    If you don't have an Ebay account you really limit the market you can sell to. It only takes a min or two to make an account, but feedback is really important and does affect who will buy from you and how much they will pay.

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    the 2ghz is a midrange p4, even the people that are still buying p4 cpus for upgrades are going to be looking for ones in the 2.8-3.2 range, i say scrap them or sell them as a lot maybe $20 for the lot
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