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  1. 11-19-2012, 10:41 AM #1
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    gold top cpu

    I juss picked up my first gold top cpu and idk if i kinda screwed myself or not. I paud $4 for it... good deal or brek even ill get a pic soon
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    Pentium Pro, Ceramic, 486? I see Pentium props are going for 15 a pop, but perhaps look at ebay for a general idea?
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    Pen pros are more like $25-30 each on ebay

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