Be Careful: Motherboards with less than 1/2 the Gold Content

[Claudie]

Thank you for the poster Joe!

 

[joem]

It seems the refiner my recycler uses now requires the steel ends on the slot cards to be removed as well. And he has asked me to to sort the MBs into types, I hope he is not nickle and diming me into poverty

 

[Anonymous]

Boardsort now has their board prices based upon the CPU socket type. Large socket mobo's go for more than small socket, multi-socket (usually server) boards bring the most.

They're also requiring batteries to be removed.

I'm gonna have to get all my boxes out of storage and sort them again, removing the batteries as I go.

When I bring my boards in I must remove all heat sinks large and small, batteries, excess metal such as around processors and around ps connections, and excess plastics from slot processors.
I also found this site with an awesome poster describing parts.Warning it's a hi rez graphic not suitable for dialup connections
http://fc01.deviantart.com/fs46/f/2009/200/1/1/Computer_hardware_poster_1_7_by_Sonic840.png

Nice chart. Great resolution. I'm going to print it and hang it on my wall.

 

[Anonymous]

It seems the refiner my recycler uses now requires the steel ends on the slot cards to be removed as well. And he has asked me to to sort the MBs into types, I hope he is not nickle and diming me into poverty

LOL.... you're gonna have to compensate by saving all your empty soup cans.

 

[Mizzladygurl]

I think the coloful boards are pretty

 

[Baron Von Kline]

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Boardsort now has their board prices based upon the CPU socket type. Large socket mobo's go for more than small socket, multi-socket (usually server) boards bring the most.

They're also requiring batteries to be removed.

I'm gonna have to get all my boxes out of storage and sort them again, removing the batteries as I go.

When I bring my boards in I must remove all heat sinks large and small, batteries, excess metal such as around processors and around ps connections, and excess plastics from slot processors.
I also found this site with an awesome poster describing parts.Warning it's a hi rez graphic not suitable for dialup connections
http://fc01.deviantart.com/fs46/f/2009/200/1/1/Computer_hardware_poster_1_7_by_Sonic840.png