It's an IBM POWER3-II made between 1998 and 2000
I just got 10 servers each with one of these.
They have no pins like the processors today. They are flat on the bottom.
Im unsure of the gold content inside. Are they like the 286/386 processors?
It's an IBM POWER3-II made between 1998 and 2000
I just got 10 servers each with one of these.
They have no pins like the processors today. They are flat on the bottom.
Im unsure of the gold content inside. Are they like the 286/386 processors?
Metal Recycling Entrepreneur
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Might want to try and see if you can sell them first as replacements if they are good. Quick Google search, if these are the same, might get more than scrap value:
https://www.google.com/search?ix=hca...w=1280&bih=939
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low grade processor worth approx 7-8 dollars per pound
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386/486 $125.00 per pound
Double Side Gold Chips $97.00 per pound
Motorola/Foreign Gold Cap Chips $92.00 per pound
Pentium Pro Gold Cap Chips $87.00 per pound
Cyrix/IBM/VIA Gold Cap Chips $54.00 per pound
Pentium/AMD/Mac Ceramic Chips $39.00 per pound
Black Fiber Chips $38.00 per pound
AMD Aluminum Top K6 $29.00 per pound
Green/Brown Fiber No Metal $20.00 per pound
P4/Mac/Green Fiber Metal Top $8.50 per pound
No Pin Processors $5.75 per pound
boardsort's listed prices. Would fall into last category
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