AMD quad-core chip hits compatibility snag

[azianai]

Yeah...you can't legally toss computers in NY anymore...they'll write you up a ticket and won't even take the computer. You gotta schedule a "recycle" pickup. Course there's always just wrap it up in a black trash bag, they'll just toss that. I remember the days when you could just place TVs and such on the curb.
Speaking of old comps, i should see if i can mod my old P3 computer into something silly. I gave away my 486 to someone who i believe watercooled it just because he could.

[One4yu2c]

Originally Posted by screwballl

I can do that... are you wanting specific parts and pieces or the whole cases and all?

I'm just interested in the processors. Been trying to get a collection of older procs going for an as-yet undetermined decorative project.

[polobunny]

Originally Posted by gvblake22

NO! Keychains! I bet you could make some money by drilling holes in the corners and selling them on ebay!

Haha, I made myself a Pentium keychain a while ago.
166mhz all the way.
I also have a fully working Cyrix GXm-233GP 2.9v in a plastic. When I die I'll sell it or something.
Edit: Oh yeah, 320pins on those. lol