Processors! Z80, 68000, 8086, 8088, 286, 386, 486, Pentium

I have a very large processor collection that just isn't doing any good wasting away in boxes in my basement! I have Z80s, 8086s, 8088s, 286s, 386s, 486s, Socket 4 Pentiums, Socket 5/7 Pentiums, Socket 5/7 AMDs, Pentium Pros, Celerons, Pentium IIs, 8086/8 coprocessors, 286 coprocessors, 386 coprocessors, PGA, DIP, flat pack, etc. etc. etc.!!! Mostec, Zilog, AMD, Intel, you name it! Drop me a line and I'll see if I can be of help!

Re: Processors! Z80, 68000, 8086, 8088, 286, 386, 486, Penti

Re: Processors! Z80, 68000, 8086, 8088, 286, 386, 486, Penti

aaron7 said:

I have a very large processor collection that just isn't doing any good wasting away in boxes in my basement! I have Z80s, 8086s, 8088s, 286s, 386s, 486s, Socket 4 Pentiums, Socket 5/7 Pentiums, Socket 5/7 AMDs, Pentium Pros, Celerons, Pentium IIs, 8086/8 coprocessors, 286 coprocessors, 386 coprocessors, PGA, DIP, flat pack, etc. etc. etc.!!! Mostec, Zilog, AMD, Intel, you name it! Drop me a line and I'll see if I can be of help!

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Hi,
I recently picked up a Tandy 1000 SX computer, and I'm just wondering if you still have any of the following items:
8087-2 or 8087 math co-processor
"286 express" expansion card by PC Technologies
some sort of "hard card" (hard drive + controller on an expansion card).

Thank you for your time,
Bill

I do have both of those co-processors, and I have an 80mb Quantum hard card.


Due to the age of the items, they are best offer!

Have any Z80B ? And what's yer price

I can only find Z80's and Z80A's... no B!

ok, thanks for looking

I have composed an Excel XP spreadsheet of all the processors, make, speed, pins, etc. Just email me for it if you want it!

All parts are still available! Probably more than what I had before :lol:
Here's an updated list, not sure if the HTML will work right!

<center><font color=red><h2>Giant lot of processors and co-processors!!</h2></font></center>



This is a massive collection of processors and co-processors that I have collected over the years from upgrading computers for customers and myself. There are many rares in here, and 99% should work fine. I do not collect these and they should go to someone who does. Use them in computers, to resell as singles to make lots of $, or to make a nice ceramic tile floor!



List of processors (there may be more that are not listed, but all listed are included):



Pentium II/III / AMD Athlon-class
<ul>
[*]PII 450/512/100/2.0V slot 1 with heatsink/fan
[*]PIII 1000/256/133/1.7V PGA
[*]Athlon AO900AMT3B PGA
[*]PIII 750 slot 1, says "Intel Confidential" on it
[*]Athlon K7 800 slot A
[/list]



Celeron/Duron-class:
<ul>
[*] Celeron 500 PGA plastic
[*] Celeron 400 Slot 1
[/list]



Ceramic Pentium-class:
<uL>
[*](2) Intel Pentium Pro 200
[*]Intel Pentium Pro 180
[*]Intel P75
[*]Intel P75 with gold top
[*](3) Intel P90
[*]Intel P90 with gold top
[*]Intel P120
[*](3) Intel P166
[*]Intel P166MMX
[*](2) Intel P100
[*]Intel P100 with gold top
[*](2) Intel P66 with gold top
[*](6) Intel P60 with gold top
[*]Intel P133
[*]AMD K6-166A/R
[*]AMD K6-2 400
[*]Cyrix MII-366GP
[*]Cyrix 6x86L-P150+GP 120mHz with gold top
[*]IBM 6x86 P200+
[*]ST ST6x86P166+ with gold top
[*](2) Intel P150
[*]AMD Am5x86-P75 X5 133ADZ (486 socket)
[/list]



Plastic Pentium class:
<ul>
[*]Intel Pentium 233MMX
[*](2) Intel Pentium 200
[*]Intel Pentium 166MMX
[*](7) Intel Pentium 166
[*](5) Intel Pentium 200MMX
[/list]



486-class, all ceramic unless noted:
<ul>
[*](2) Intel 486DX4-100
[*](3) AMD 486DX2-66
[*]Texas Instruments TI486DX2-G66-GA
[*](2) AMD 486DX2-80
[*](2) AMD 486SX2-66
[*](19) Intel 486DX-33
[*]Intel 486SX-20
[*](5) Intel 486SX-25
[*]Intel 486SX2-50
[*](30) Intel 486DX2-66, one on PCB
[*](3) Intel 486DX2-50
[*](2) Intel/IBM 486DX2-66
[*](4) Intel 486DX2-66 with permanent blue heatsink
[*]Cyrix Cx486DX2-66 with permanent green heatsink
[*]Intel 486SX-33 plastic pins-on-side style, no pins
[*](2) Intel 486SX-25 plastic pins-on-side style, no pins
[*](3) Intel/IBM 486 50G6956 ceramic pins-on-side style, no pins
[*]Eteq ET486SLC2A plastic pins-on-side style, no pins
[/list]



Motorola processors (Apple and the like):
<ul>
[*](3) MC68LC040RC25B ceramic
[*]MC68LC040RC33B ceramic
[*](2) MC68040RC33M ceramic
[*](2) MC68882FN25A pins-on-side style; no pins
[*]MC68030FE16B pins-on-side style;no pins
[*](2) MC68030FE20B pins-on-side style; no pins
[*]XC68030FE25B pins-on-side style; no pins
[*]XC68040RC25M ceramic
[*]MC68030FE25B pins-on-side style; no pins
[*]MC68020FE16E pins-on-side style; no pins
[*](2) XC68LC040RC33B ceramic
[/list]



386-class ceramic:
<ul>
[*](2) Intel 386DX-16
[*](3) Intel 386DX-33
[*](4) intel 386DX-20
[*]AMD 386DX/DXL-40
[*]Intel 385-25
[*](8) Intel 386-25
[*]Intel 387DX 16-33
[*]Intel 387DX-20
[*](2) Intel 387DX-25
[*]ULSI 387-40
[/list]



386-class pins-on-side style, none have pins unless noted with a P (this section only):
<ul>
[*]AMD 386DX-40 on PCB with PGA
[*]Intel 386SL-20
[*]Intel 386SL-25
[*](3) HIIT XC87SLC-33 P
[*]Cyrix FasMath CX-83S87-25-JP P
[*]AMD 386SX-25
[*](4) AMD 386SX/SXL-25
[*](3) AMD 386SX/SXL-33
[*](10) Intel 386SX-16 one new in a carrier with pins
[*](7) Intel 386SX-20
[*]Intel 386SX-25
[*]Intel 396SX-20
[*]AMD 386DX-40
[*]Intel D80287-10 DIP on PCB with 387 PGA
[/list]



286-class:
<ul>
[*]Intel 286-6C ceramic PGA
[*](2) Intel 286-10 ceramic PGA
[*]Intel R80286-8 flat ceramic with contacts, not pins
[*]AMD R80286-16/S flat ceramic with contacts, not pins
[*]Harris CS80C286-20 pins-on-side style
[*]AMD 286-8/C2H pins-on-side style
[*]AMD 286-10/C2H pins-on-side style
[*](2) AMD 286-10/S pins-on-side style
[*](3) AMD 286-12/S pins-on-side style
[*](4) Intel 286-10 pins-on-side style
[*](6) Intel 286-12 pins-on-side style, one has no pins
[/list]



DIPs, ceramic and plastic:
<ul>
[*]NEC V20
[*](2) MOS 6567R8
[*]Intersil ICL7101CPL white ceramic with gold center top
[*](2) Zilog Z80A CTC
[*]Zilog Z0840004PSC Z80
[*](2) Mostek MK3881N-4 Z80 PIO
[*](3) Zilog Z8420APS Z80A PIO
[*](4) Zilog Z8400APS Z80A
[*](5) Mostek MK3880N-4 Z80
[*]SGS Z80AP10
[*]SGS Z80 A
[*]Intel P8080A on a PCB, chip is damaged on underside
[*](2) Intel P8085AH
[*]Intel D8087-2
[*]Intel C8087-2
[*]Intel C80287XL
[*](3) Intel D80287-10
[*](3) Intel D80287-8
[*](6) Intel D8086-2
[*]NEC D8086-2
[*]AMD P8088-1
[*]AMD D8088
[*]Siemens 8088-1-P
[*]Intel P8088
[*]OKI M80C88-2
[*]Intel D8088
[*]Intel D8088-2
[*]NEC D8088D-2
[*](2) (Intel P8088-2)
[/list]



CPU upgrade chips/boards:
<ul>
[*]Intel OverDrive 486DX-25 with permanent black heatsink (486SX upgrade)
[*]Intel OverDrive 486DX2-66 with permanent black heatsink
[*]Intel OverDrive PODP5V133 with permanent black heatsink and fan (Early P60/66 upgrade)
[*]Kingston 486/33 PD3 (486 NOW) with Intel 486DX-33 (386 PGA upgrade)
[*]Cyrix Cx486SRx2 25/50mp (386 pins-on-side to 486 upgrade, in holder)
[*](2) BRAND NEW Kingston Turbochip T05X86/133 (486 upgrade to 133mhz)
[*]Cyrix 5x86-100GP ceramic
[*]Cyrix 5x86-100GP ceramic with permanent green heatsink
[*]AMD Am5x86-P75 ceramic
[/list]



BONUS!Random other CPU related stuff:
<ul>
[*]Socket 370 Celeron/PII to Slot 1 adaptor
[*]2 Socket 7 ZIF sockets
[*]Aries 97-486DX2UC PGA socket adaptor... voltage changer?
[*]Dell VRM (for dual processors, Dell proprietary)
[*]DEC VRM (for dual processors, universal)
[*]VRM blank (if no VRM is needed, this goes in the slot)
[*]Slot 1 motherboard CPU holder
[/list]
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These should all work (as I tossed the bad ones when upgrading), but are sold strictly AS-IS!

It's odd that the HTML in your post isn't working. . . that shouldn't be the case.

BTW, you do realize that cleaning up usually means having LESS stuff when you're done, right? :D

Erik

Okay. . . got the bulk of the HTML fixed.

I'm not going to enable headings, fonts or related stuff (colors, for instance) but most other tags will work now.

Let me know if I missed any!

Erik

Wow, thanks! What was I doing wrong?

For some reason, the more I try to get rid of, the more I end up with!

aaron7 said:

Wow, thanks! What was I doing wrong?

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It was me. I had the site set to only parse a few HTML tags. I added some more that I consider to be "safe" to the list.

If you've got any more you think I need, please let me know. . .

I may add the heading ones (H1-H3) next time I have a chance.

aaron7 said:

For some reason, the more I try to get rid of, the more I end up with!

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I'm not trying to pare down the collection, but it still grows. . . :D

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Aaron7, incase you didn't get my e-mail or pm, I have interest in your P120/133 overdrive, V20, and Cyrix 5x86 w/heatsink.

I could use a 386 DLC-33 or -40 PGA and an SLC-33 PLCC chip if ya have 'em. Any other '386-'486 upgrade chips are also of interest to me. I still have that other 1.8" hard drive you were interested in. Email or pm me.

--T

stuff you have left

stuff you have left

I am interested in everything. I can buy by the pound almost anything.
How much is left and what part of the country are you in?

Could you give a price on the 750 PIII Slot 1 and the 400 AMD K6-2?
Rick Ethridge

location?

location?

i'm a senior taking up computer science. i have this subject (microprocessor architecture) and we need to submit samples of intel processors. i already have the 486, P1, P2, P3 and P4. As well as the dual core and quad core samples (mostly defective)

i still don't have the 386, 286, and older ones.

just wanted to know your location?

i'm in the philippines

Good luck! You did notice that this thread is ~4 years old? I'm pretty sure Aaron still lurks around here, perhaps you could contact him by private message.

--T

a 4 year old thread... what a friggun tease this was...