Another Mother Board Question

[bjybjy]

I understand what your saying with the more or less plastics and metals but correct me if I'm mistaken, isn't it all about the amount of gold retrieved on the board.

What he is saying is that if you take a pound of the old mother boards and a pound of the new ones the amount of gold recovered would be basically the same.



The reason for this is that the old motherboards have more heavy plastic and junk, so that even though they have more gold per board, the gold recovered per pound of weight is basically the same since the new boards have less gold but the weight of the junk is less as well.

[easyrecycle]

What he is saying is that if you take a pound of the old mother boards and a pound of the new ones the amount of gold recovered would be basically the same.

The reason for this is that the old motherboards have more heavy plastic and junk, so that even though they have more gold per board, the gold recovered per pound of weight is basically the same since the new boards have less gold but the weight of the junk is less as well.

What he said is right.

But as ewasted said. There is alittle bit more over all for those boards. But its not worth sending it as its own lot when it can be refined with the newer type boards just as easy. The added profit of the old boards is not HUGE and most likely is not even a full penny from my findings.

There is just a good bit of waste items like plastic and metal on them that adds to the over all weight of the board that makes them inline with newer boards.