Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn I just got 13 CPUs for exactly 4.39 usd game pcPCPC Master 19 Comments Robsteady 2 years ago Probably about what they’re worth. The pair of i5 6500s are the only thing I’d even bother to try to do something with. bluejeansseltzer 2 years ago Turn them into coasters fafarex 2 years ago you should have charge them 4$ for saving them storage space. cszolee79 2 years ago Starting a paperweight business? Interesting-Big1980 2 years ago I5 6500 could actually be used for a home use server or something similar. The rest is worth nore in materials than performance. brimston3- 2 years ago De-lid and frame, maybe. Or if you get another ~50 of ’em, make a chess board with half LGA up, half LGA down, bound in transparent epoxy. The_Crimson_Hawk 2 years ago Homelab journey begins GhostsinGlass 2 years ago Hey OP, you can get gold using these and make some big cash money. First, take off a sock. Fill it with the CPUs. Go to a jewellery store, Use the CPU-sock to smash n’ grab the gold finery. AlphaDST 2 years ago If they work you can get a few dollars from the i5 6500 and i3/5 4th gen. Homicidal_Pingu 2 years ago Do they even work? PintoTheBurninator 2 years ago those Core 2 Duo and Athlon II CPUs bring back some memories. Would be fun to build a system out of some of those. john-douh 2 years ago _”I crave moar cores, father!”_ _Hush my little glutton, have sum-moar._ Edit: If chrome is to ram, then core is to…? Arrad 2 years ago Maybe in 2040, someone will post a picture of 13 CPUs, Ryzen 7000s, 5000s, etc. saying he bought it for a few dollars. Or maybe 2040 is the aftermath of Nuclear war, he says he scored a gold mine and those chips will be extremely valuable. Hattix 2 years ago There are two i5 6500s which can vaguely do stuff. The rest? Junk. xXEl3mXx 2 years ago CPU Key-rings in the making! shredmasterJ 2 years ago Nice Ewaste for $5 UnifiedBruh 2 years ago You know it’s kind if funny that people are making tea coasters out of i5 6500 and they cost 40-45 USD in my country. ll-Squirr3l-ll 2 years ago Most of the time the CPU’s are just fine. The problem is that you cannot find compatible motherboards for them. Prodigy_of_Bobo 2 years ago Planning on seeing if they work or…. Write A CommentYou must be logged in to post a comment.
Robsteady 2 years ago Probably about what they’re worth. The pair of i5 6500s are the only thing I’d even bother to try to do something with.
Interesting-Big1980 2 years ago I5 6500 could actually be used for a home use server or something similar. The rest is worth nore in materials than performance.
brimston3- 2 years ago De-lid and frame, maybe. Or if you get another ~50 of ’em, make a chess board with half LGA up, half LGA down, bound in transparent epoxy.
GhostsinGlass 2 years ago Hey OP, you can get gold using these and make some big cash money. First, take off a sock. Fill it with the CPUs. Go to a jewellery store, Use the CPU-sock to smash n’ grab the gold finery.
PintoTheBurninator 2 years ago those Core 2 Duo and Athlon II CPUs bring back some memories. Would be fun to build a system out of some of those.
john-douh 2 years ago _”I crave moar cores, father!”_ _Hush my little glutton, have sum-moar._ Edit: If chrome is to ram, then core is to…?
Arrad 2 years ago Maybe in 2040, someone will post a picture of 13 CPUs, Ryzen 7000s, 5000s, etc. saying he bought it for a few dollars. Or maybe 2040 is the aftermath of Nuclear war, he says he scored a gold mine and those chips will be extremely valuable.
UnifiedBruh 2 years ago You know it’s kind if funny that people are making tea coasters out of i5 6500 and they cost 40-45 USD in my country.
ll-Squirr3l-ll 2 years ago Most of the time the CPU’s are just fine. The problem is that you cannot find compatible motherboards for them.
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Probably about what they’re worth. The pair of i5 6500s are the only thing I’d even bother to try to do something with.
Turn them into coasters
you should have charge them 4$ for saving them storage space.
Starting a paperweight business?
I5 6500 could actually be used for a home use server or something similar. The rest is worth nore in materials than performance.
De-lid and frame, maybe. Or if you get another ~50 of ’em, make a chess board with half LGA up, half LGA down, bound in transparent epoxy.
Homelab journey begins
Hey OP, you can get gold using these and make some big cash money.
First, take off a sock.
Fill it with the CPUs.
Go to a jewellery store,
Use the CPU-sock to smash n’ grab the gold finery.
If they work you can get a few dollars from the i5 6500 and i3/5 4th gen.
Do they even work?
those Core 2 Duo and Athlon II CPUs bring back some memories. Would be fun to build a system out of some of those.
_”I crave moar cores, father!”_
_Hush my little glutton, have sum-moar._
Edit: If chrome is to ram, then core is to…?
Maybe in 2040, someone will post a picture of 13 CPUs, Ryzen 7000s, 5000s, etc. saying he bought it for a few dollars.
Or maybe 2040 is the aftermath of Nuclear war, he says he scored a gold mine and those chips will be extremely valuable.
There are two i5 6500s which can vaguely do stuff. The rest? Junk.
CPU Key-rings in the making!
Nice Ewaste for $5
You know it’s kind if funny that people are making tea coasters out of i5 6500 and they cost 40-45 USD in my country.
Most of the time the CPU’s are just fine. The problem is that you cannot find compatible motherboards for them.
Planning on seeing if they work or….