pentium1

[arthur kierski]

could someone give me an aprox yeald per lb or kilo of pentium 1 plastic processors--yeald of gold

 

[jimdoc]

Arthur,
Are they the MMX ones, black with a silver color heatsink?

 

[arthur kierski]

yes Jimdoc,they are exactly the ones you described

 

[SilverFox]

if I recall, steve covers that in his videos.

plus that info is littered all over the forums..

Plus I think its a stickies topic in one of the forums..

Plus I think you might want to get familiar with the search feature...

 

[arthur kierski]

thanks silverfox for your kind words---you are really a very educated person

 

[jimdoc]

Arthur,
I did a batch that didn't seem to go right, my guess is because of the solder on the monolithic capacitors. When I finally got it right I was a
little surprised by the amount because I expected less. I will have to see
if I can find my notes, I don't want to make guesses. If I do them again
I would make sure to keep it a batch of just them, to not add any problems tothe ones I have never had a problem with.
Jim

 

[EDI Refining]

black fiber mmx - 2300ppm Au

 

[arthur kierski]

2300ppm is 2,3grams of au per kilo---am i correct? thanks peter---or 2300grams per metric ton----

 

[EDI Refining]

black fiber mmx - 2300ppm Au

2300 ppm = 2300 grams per metric ton

 

[goldsilverpro]

0.23%

 

[Platdigger]

Same thing
2.3 grams per kilo = 2300 grams per metric ton

 

[glorycloud]

So for those of us not so adept at math, what would that mean if I had 100 pounds of these processors? Should I be able to recover 2.3 grams of gold?

 

[jimdoc]

Glorycloud,
A kilo is 2.2 lbs, so it should be 2.3 grams per 2.2lbs.
100lbs should be about 104 grams.
Jim

 

[glorycloud]

Muchas gracias!

 

[goldsilverpro]

At today's $923 market, that is about $30/pound in gold

 

[glorycloud]

OK, I admit it GSP - I may be dense.

Is that 1.04g / 31.1g per oz * $923 per oz = $30.86?

Thanks for the math help!! 8)

 

[goldsilverpro]

Right