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I don't have the volume, nor a micro scale to calculate this. But I figured many may benefit from this question.
Approximately how many CPU's (of each type) equal a LB?
i.e. 20 pin less CPU's equal a LB or 30 Black fiber chips equal a LB etc.
Anyone have the ability to calculate this and would be willing?
Thanks
*edit Probably should of posted in the electronics recycle section. My bad...
Approx # per pound
Slot 14
Green fiber 50
Green fiber metal top 22
K6 al top 24
Black fiber 26
Amd ceramic 28
Pentium ceramic 17
IBM/cyrix 12
Pentium pro 5/6?
Double gold 11
486 23
These are estimates actual chips will vary.
I'm showing 320 for pinless but I think it is an error.
how about some one adding some ball park prices to those stats.
Here's a thread I'm saving, Mike.
approximate values based on quantities quoted above some of them seem a little off but they are close enough to give an idea of the value of one chip versus another
Slot @ 14pc./lb. = +/- $.75ea.
Green fiber @ 50pc./lb. = +/- $.38ea.
Green fiber metal top @ 22pc./lb. = +/- $.32ea.
K6 al top @ 24pc./lb. = +/- $1.10ea.
Black fiber @ 26pc./lb. = +/- $1.38ea.
Amd ceramic @ 28pc./lb. = +/- $1.03ea.
Pentium ceramic @ 17pc./lb. = +/- $2.20ea.
IBM/cyrix @ 12pc./lb. = +/- $4.40ea.
Pentium pro @ 5pc./lb. = +/- $16ea.
Double gold @ 11pc./lb. = +/- $8ea.
486 @ 23pc./lb. = +/- $5.35ea.
Great thread!! thanks!!
any one know what the celeron cpu's are classified as?
Depends on which Celeron it is....The celeron was made during the Black fiber chips as well as the Pentium 4 and even to this day....The older the celeron the more it is worth.Quote:
Originally Posted by mikedmissouri