Ben, I sincerely appreciate your videos. They help me calm down after a hectic day and sleep well. Just thought I'd let you know that what you do matters more to us than you may think.
I seem to recall some 386 and early 486 boards let you install a "math chip", which was basically a processor upgrade for certain high level math computations.
Your videos have been watched for the past two years. I am impressed by your love for work. I like this business very much. I am speaking from Bangladesh.
The "glue" on CPUs is thermal paste. If dry comes off with a paper towel and isopropyl alcohol quite easily. that 385 chip was probably the old math co-processor.
Ben..my father would buy surplus equipment from Collins Radio bere in Iowa(U.S.) in the 1960's for us kids to tear apart. He was a Ham radio operator. I remember tubes (4-1000) the size of our shoe boxes!
what do you call good gold recovery? or do you mean there good to flog on to some idiot that dont know there is only a small amount in there because everyones build up a legend about gold in a pc
These remind me a lot of when I first started getting into PCs, back in the late 90's and early 00's. Especially those with the cover that fits over the top of the desktop casing. Back when they all had separate graphics and sound cards as well as serial and parallel port connectors. Floppy drives were standard as well as a small capacity but huge sized hard-disk that was really heavy compared to later models. CD-ROMs were just starting to become popular and weren't cheap. Memory was fairly sparse, with only one two module slots to a machine. Most weren't ATX, so had to be turned off manually once the OS had closed down. USB was only just starting to appear but hadn't quite been included as standard, yet.
I needed a ISA VGA card and the cheapest I find was 50-60 euros in rough condition. The better looking (not tested, sold as is) were for more than 100€. And you destroy them to scrap metal. Good job.
He doesn't scrap the cards, he sells them. He'll get £100 for that VLB ISA VGA card easy! I will admit it's sad that the motherboards, cases, etc, get scrapped, I would love that last case! Still, I'm a collector more than a scrapper, for Ben it's the opposite.
385? What the hey, never heard of it, and I knew the Intel catalog quite well in that day. It's probably 10x collectable over any 386 you'll ever find. Enjoy the spring . We're headed to fall here up over.
So glad I found ur channel!👌 I have 10 "Circuit Boards"(?). They're in MINT condition, each in a gray "Static Free" bag. Unfortunately, I cannot find exactly what they are (researched for weeks)...Printed on all of them are the words, "CAUTION HIGH VOLTAGE" (👍) and printed underneath, what looks to be a wrapped "C" Battery, is the following: MRL 580127-G If anyone knows what these are, I'd be eternally grateful, if you'd share your knowledge with me. Thanks so much!!
@@eWasteBen we have here two types of grades for mb pcb 1. old and new; 2. no gold bridge-chip, 1 gold bridge, 2 and more gold bridge-chips. pretty competitive market we have here :)
Hi Ben I hope you don't mind me asking this, could you give a shout out to a lad who has been scrapping for about a year and he lives not far from you. I have seen him visit you selling boards laptops etc. He isn't aware of me asking this I thought it would be helpful to help build his channel. His channel is called "Poly Prophet" many thanks and hopefully you could take us all when you do your board selling and scrap yard runs 👍👍👍
I wish I knew what copper and PVC cable would be worth these days and stock piled it. I scrapped hundreds of CRTs back in the day for parts mainly, but also saved all the scrap copper and aluminium out of them. 25c a Kg for PVC and transformers, $2 a Kg for copper. Old PCs were just dumped at the scrap yard to go to China.
gday ben, as a scrapper, would you take coke and coffee vending machines. i have a neighbor who wants to sell me 1 giant coke and 4 old(90's) coffe vending machines. their broken but the electronics are good. i want to buy them because the pcbs inside are amazing and there are a lot of eeproms to find.
If you've watched over the years there have been multiple reflections, and one brief straight camera shot. Go digging and rack up his paid minutes to see him. His face is in here.
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one day, this chicken will lay golden IC chip eggs
Ben, I sincerely appreciate your videos. They help me calm down after a hectic day and sleep well. Just thought I'd let you know that what you do matters more to us than you may think.
I seem to recall some 386 and early 486 boards let you install a "math chip", which was basically a processor upgrade for certain high level math computations.
Wasn't it called a "math coprocessor"?
Your videos have been watched for the past two years. I am impressed by your love for work. I like this business very much. I am speaking from Bangladesh.
Dhan'yabāda, skryāpiṁ rākhā
@@eWasteBen can't understand this language. English please.
The "glue" on CPUs is thermal paste. If dry comes off with a paper towel and isopropyl alcohol quite easily. that 385 chip was probably the old math co-processor.
acetone works way better
387 is the math copro. 385 is some cache/memory management chip. Is very rare as it was not used in mainstream clone PCs.
Love the old stuff. Just neat machines. Thanks Ben!
I did notice your roosters are awful quiet....the best kind.
Thanks Ben
Scrapping older PC's is so much fun. Especially when you have a chicken to help you. 🤣🤣
🐔🐔
Always love the old computer scrap!!
Love your videos Ben!
I think you just declared war to retro PC entusiausts.
👍Great video it’s always nice to see the ceramics👍
Great Video Ben Keep Bringing The Video's Dude God Bless You And Your Family 👍👍
Cute and Trusting Chook helping with the Stripping - hey thats Great ! Scraping old School PC's ! Nice long Video and many Cheers from us in QLD !!!!
Ben..my father would buy surplus equipment from Collins Radio bere in Iowa(U.S.) in the 1960's for us kids to tear apart. He was a Ham radio operator. I remember tubes (4-1000) the size of our shoe boxes!
Excellent scrap session love the older ones you get great gold recovery nice long video awesome content thank you for sharing five stars my friend
what do you call good gold recovery? or do you mean there good to flog on to some idiot that dont know there is only a small amount in there because everyones build up a legend about gold in a pc
The chicken stole the show!!! Another great video Ben thanks
These remind me a lot of when I first started getting into PCs, back in the late 90's and early 00's. Especially those with the cover that fits over the top of the desktop casing. Back when they all had separate graphics and sound cards as well as serial and parallel port connectors. Floppy drives were standard as well as a small capacity but huge sized hard-disk that was really heavy compared to later models. CD-ROMs were just starting to become popular and weren't cheap. Memory was fairly sparse, with only one two module slots to a machine. Most weren't ATX, so had to be turned off manually once the OS had closed down. USB was only just starting to appear but hadn't quite been included as standard, yet.
Superbe vidéo merci beaucoup 👍👍👍
Wow, a vintage PC with a chicken processor! 🤣🤣
that intel 385 is a cache processor apparently! the other socket would have bn a 387 coprocessor
Great video
nice video. keep up the good work.
Great vids we'll worth watching
15:25 I used to work on such computer. I still have CPU and mother board. Nostalgia
You're living proof that you can find people with common sense in any culture. Thats why I tune in cousin 👍😲
Gday Ben how you doing man nice to see you scrapping the older pc's again have a good rest of your day :)
Hey, thanks
I needed a ISA VGA card and the cheapest I find was 50-60 euros in rough condition. The better looking (not tested, sold as is) were for more than 100€. And you destroy them to scrap metal. Good job.
He doesn't scrap the cards, he sells them. He'll get £100 for that VLB ISA VGA card easy!
I will admit it's sad that the motherboards, cases, etc, get scrapped, I would love that last case! Still, I'm a collector more than a scrapper, for Ben it's the opposite.
IF YOU DON'T KNOW , THOSE OLDER HARD DRIVES ARE SELLING UP TO $150 ON EBAY RIGHT NOW
Crazy times worrying. God bless
love it
385? What the hey, never heard of it, and I knew the Intel catalog quite well in that day. It's probably 10x collectable over any 386 you'll ever find. Enjoy the spring . We're headed to fall here up over.
love the hens.....we have the same but not quite as friendly.
The volume you get is crazy
I would like to see some all in one pcs scrapping
So glad I found ur channel!👌
I have 10 "Circuit Boards"(?). They're in MINT condition, each in a gray "Static Free" bag. Unfortunately, I cannot find exactly what they are (researched for weeks)...Printed on all of them are the words, "CAUTION HIGH VOLTAGE" (👍) and printed underneath, what looks to be a wrapped "C" Battery, is the following: MRL 580127-G
If anyone knows what these are, I'd be eternally grateful, if you'd share your knowledge with me. Thanks so much!!
The Intel 385 is a cache storing chip. Good guess!
That ''Paint'' on the back of the CPUs is thermal paste to pull the heat into the heat sink.
The random-@$$ chicken!!! Haha
So, what was the song lol. Now its stuck in your head again.
That is what I wondered,Ben's remark made me go and play this:
th-cam.com/video/wZGpoNWOsf4/w-d-xo.html😃
PMSL AT HEN IN PC ID CALL THAT UPGRADE LOL
lol at the chicken
nice :)
👍👍
Hey Ben. If you need help with the refining let me know
i cant be the only one that heard him say spring is in the air and was like what is about winter then remember he aint from usa
Hey ✋ Ben are there going to be any more day's of street scraping anytime soon
Thanks for a great video!
Any estimates on the value on this older pcbs? If scrap, would it go the eegular 'older mb' category?
Thx. Regards.
Simon
We only have one grade of motherboard here, hard to say anywhere else but the should be a better grade
@@eWasteBen we have here two types of grades for mb pcb 1. old and new; 2. no gold bridge-chip, 1 gold bridge, 2 and more gold bridge-chips.
pretty competitive market we have here :)
I miss you Ben. How have you been?
Demolition Man :D
👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️😎😎😎
What's the choose name
Hello
I have many CPUs to sell, do you need to remove the copper heat sink which is fitted to the CPU for best price. Thanks.
You have so many screws u should put them in a bucket and when it gets full take that to the scrap yard
little chicken wants to help. it be funny if it were to lay an egg while you are working.
Can I buy your purple ceramic ics and pcus
Chooks
You say you cant be bothered selling shipping etc. whats one cpu worth in gold you could sell a complete 486 pc for $200 easily these days.
Hi Ben I hope you don't mind me asking this, could you give a shout out to a lad who has been scrapping for about a year and he lives not far from you. I have seen him visit you selling boards laptops etc. He isn't aware of me asking this I thought it would be helpful to help build his channel. His channel is called "Poly Prophet" many thanks and hopefully you could take us all when you do your board selling and scrap yard runs 👍👍👍
Hello Ben do you know any where to sell i have 500 pound old cheap switches and routers ?
maybe on a gold recover facebook page
I need some chips
can you offer me for ceramic CPU's ?
p.s all PCS COLLECTED ARE ALL OLD AND MANKY WHEN YOU GET THEM AND THAT OLD AND WE TRUST THEM EVERY DAY MATE LOL. its the fun of getting them working
6:35 if we could turn back time ha! We'd pull the copper out of 100 CRT TVs in a weekend, versus 10 TVs three years ago and none now.
I wish I knew what copper and PVC cable would be worth these days and stock piled it. I scrapped hundreds of CRTs back in the day for parts mainly, but also saved all the scrap copper and aluminium out of them. 25c a Kg for PVC and transformers, $2 a Kg for copper. Old PCs were just dumped at the scrap yard to go to China.
a Server? NOT. That's just how big computers used to be.
Stay free the world is fecked up ! scrap for free live free stay free. We will get by
gday ben, as a scrapper, would you take coke and coffee vending machines. i have a neighbor who wants to sell me 1 giant coke and 4 old(90's) coffe vending machines. their broken but the electronics are good. i want to buy them because the pcbs inside are amazing and there are a lot of eeproms to find.
You'd probably be doing him a favour in taking them away so at most you'd pay scrap steel price
what the chiken doin?
eWaste Hen
Omg intel overdrive tak bardzo chciał bym go mieć
I just asked you for help and you didn't come back
Jak bym chaciał mieć tą płyte 40:12 ma sockety na 486 386 i koprocesor 385 485
Takie komputery bardziej opłaca się sprzedawać na ebayu
I want to make a deal with you
Ben, when will you do a face reveal, your hands make you appear much older than im sure you are.
there already was, but it was a mistake. in one video you could see his face in a mirror or a glass plate. dont remember which video tho.
@@mr.g-sez ooooh, interesting, would like a more official video though, maybe when he hits 250k subs
If you've watched over the years there have been multiple reflections, and one brief straight camera shot. Go digging and rack up his paid minutes to see him. His face is in here.
There was an older video when Ben went to India. He had the camera on himself on one of those.
Besoffen
I am waiting for your reply
What is it?
I sent you a message on Facebook
I don't really look at facebook but i'll look
I wanted you to help
Those ceramic processors fetch 30$ a lb when recycled