copperkid_18
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I am looking to buy a Intel Overdrive processor. Send me a PM if you have one. Thanks, Kobe P.S. No heat sink required
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rainmaker
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What type are you looking for?
copperkid_18
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I am looking for the ceramic processor.
rainmaker
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You are going to have to be more specific as there were several ceramic models produced. We need to know the type processer ( 486, 386, DX2, etc...) it might also help to know what you intend to use it for(recycle for PM, upgrade a vintage computer, display in a collection, etc...)
copperkid_18
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I want the one that says OverDrive on the front. It is for my collection
glorycloud
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There are many that say overdrive on them. I have seen
seperate plug in cards that have an DX-4 overdrive CPU on them.
If you don't care whether it type then I am sure that someone
can help you out from the forum.
seperate plug in cards that have an DX-4 overdrive CPU on them.
If you don't care whether it type then I am sure that someone
can help you out from the forum.
I have several overdrive cpus in my collection, what socket style are you looking for?
Steve
Steve
copperkid_18
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I dont care as long as it says overdrive on the front
Hi guys,
I found some of these CPU,s, it says INTEL Overdrive (486, See pictures).
I saw a few threads about this cpu, but does it really have that much collectible value?
I like the way it looks and will not process it for gold, but if it has a higher collectible value than its a double bonus.
If it sells...for how much?
Thanks...
I found some of these CPU,s, it says INTEL Overdrive (486, See pictures).
I saw a few threads about this cpu, but does it really have that much collectible value?
I like the way it looks and will not process it for gold, but if it has a higher collectible value than its a double bonus.
If it sells...for how much?
Thanks...
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glorycloud
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The Intel SSPEC code is SL2RL. It can also be known as PODPMT60X180.
It's nice that you have the fan for it as well. I would guess collector
value with the fan might be $40 - $50 US.
Nice find. 8)
It's nice that you have the fan for it as well. I would guess collector
value with the fan might be $40 - $50 US.
Nice find. 8)
I have a few of those but not sure if they say overdrive. I'll check
I would have to agree with glorycloud. Sell it and buy more
Mark
Mark
I had a couple of SL2RL a couple of years ago. They sold at ebay for $25 each.
I haven't kept up with the collectors market since then so the price today might be different.
Göran
I haven't kept up with the collectors market since then so the price today might be different.
Göran
Thank you for the informations.
I think i will hold on to these for a while, i just like the way they look.
I believe it is an extraordinary design, compared with todays processors.
Back then, they really knew how to design beautiful an practical stuff.
Thank's again.
Pete.
I think i will hold on to these for a while, i just like the way they look.
I believe it is an extraordinary design, compared with todays processors.
Back then, they really knew how to design beautiful an practical stuff.
Thank's again.
Pete.
