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    considering i have the - MB - MEM - Chip - peripherals . and that collectors want the chips for gold content OR collectors items for vintage - I think that i must have made a mistake in dismantling as Why do collectors want items for vintage with out a computer to use it .


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    Quote Originally Posted by Copper Head View Post
    considering i have the - MB - MEM - Chip - peripherals . and that collectors want the chips for gold content OR collectors items for vintage - I think that i must have made a mistake in dismantling as Why do collectors want items for vintage with out a computer to use it .
    People collect things for different reasons. Some just want every CPU made and even try collecting every stepping produced. Others want their first computer back (or collect specific brands) and some just want a machine of a specific period to run software of that period.

    If the machine looked mint and worked it might have been worth it to try ebay, once you get into dead machines missing parts with yellowed cases you are better off recycling.

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    People collect things for different reasons. Some just want every CPU made and even try collecting every stepping produced. Others want their first computer back (or collect specific brands) and some just want a machine of a specific period to run software of that period.

    If the machine looked mint and worked it might have been worth it to try ebay, once you get into dead machines missing parts with yellowed cases you are better off recycling.
    Well the computer case is just a case - if someone collects - MB - MEM - Chip - peripherals it takes little room up and they can always for fun or necessity build a computer in a modern comp case , The first apple computer was built in a wooden box

    next subject - I just noticed i have what looks like a 486 or less even 386 has the round keyboard connector - the chip snaps in and the edges of it are the pins 3/4 x 3/4 a very AT like computer with the old large floppies have not booted it up and it's been sitting in the rain for a wile

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