Top 15 CPU's for GOLD - High Yield Gold Recovery

[@V_Vasilev]

Pentium Pro Black is more valuable for vintage collectors. Selling to a vintage collector will make you more money that the value in scrap. Great video ! Very informative! Thank you !

[@tvhistory3397]

Correct, is had 3 with a batch of old cpu's to be scrapped. Collectors pay top money for these pro black's. Sold them off to a collector in Japan for 75 euro's each.

[@TheCj71984]

@@tvhistory3397 .18 is like nothing for a 486. ytou can sell for 40+

[@FAISALKHAND-hv1wg]

quantity of gold which he tells about each processor is true?? any one recovered same quantity as it as he said in his video? i think he is telling a lie. whats your opinion ? i think it not contain such a lot quantiry of gold in each processor as he is saying. what do u say all ??

[@sothisisamerica2]

First person I have seen talk about cpu gold content. Very compelling to watch . Ace!

[@makingmoneyforfree]

How can I get them? Want to buy

[@1972Russianwolf]

He's not say you should scrap them, just what their gold content is. We all check ebay and other sources to determine value before we do anything.

[@eslamsaeed2082]

​@@1972Russianwolf انا من مصر وعندى بعض هذة المعالجات كيف يمكننى بيعها

[@quagmier3]

Great video Ben. Right now I am going to see how many CPU I have that are on your list as I bet many of the other viewers are. Have a great day.

[@monsjakob]

Why destroy expensive collectors items to get less than half the value in gold?

[@hammerdg1251]

Good information, thank you for all the time you took to make the videos!

[@heathercarter8312]

I have a friend that owns a computer store in West Virginia and I used to work in a warehouse that he owns as well but I have done alot of recycling etc for him, but yeah if you take the time to collect and bunch of them and piece them out you can make money for sure. But you are awesome for letting people know how to go about doing the stuff.

[@montycarpenter2276]

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[@chosen1one930]

Don't believe this video at all. His yield rates are way off and he is showing the wrong cpus at certain times, the Dec small square chip to show a example is actually a different model with a much larger gold cap

[@shaneyork300]

I don't know if I'm going to be able to part with all my cpu's when I go for the gold. At first it was all about getting the cpu's and ewaste just for the gold and other pm but now I think I'm going to want to keep one of each! I'm thinking more of a collector than gold recovery. Which in time the Pentiums, 486's and cyrix etc, will possibly be worth more than double the gold content. Who knows maybe more than 10x!! Have a GREAT Day My Friend!!!

[@florinvrabie3908]

100x! 😂😂😂

[@shaneyork300]

I like to watch this one. Second time I watched since the 1st time 5 months ago. I'm going to have this on my twice a year watch list!!!! Thanks for the Awesome videos you always seem to put out!!!

[@shaneyork300]

Thank you Ben! I was hoping for an extension vid from your "Top 10 CPU" video! Really cool that you put gold yield with this one!!!! This one is very different than the "Top 10 CPU's" since that was graded on the value per kilo, which changed things a lot. I like both vids because both of them are very different. To the subs, if you have NOT seen the top 10 CPU video I'd encourage you to go back & watch it!

[@chosen1one930]

Its wrong, no fiber cpu with no gold cap could ever beat a ceramic its impossible

[@shaneyork300]

@@chosen1one930 I disagree

[@chosen1one930]

@@shaneyork300 your wrong, loook at the pentium pro fiber, the gold bond wires are small and very short length, no gold cap and fiber cpu pinss with very little gold, you can disagree but your wrong, ive refined plenty. The gold bond wires are bigger and longer in BGAs and per pound you get 3 to 5 grams of gold. Do the math and if your still wrong refine a couple, than loom at the other cpus he held up, the small intel pentium not the older 60mhz with bigger gold caps and bigger gold bond wires, the small dec chip when the square ckealy means the chip that shows very little ceramic on the front,

[@Qalay_dmdm]

number whatsup

[@moosescrapper5928]

That is one HELL of a collection! SWEEEET!

[@Cherry1880]

Love the pentium pro background

[@Howei1337]

As an IT-Nerd this makes me cry. Imagine being told "You can melt oldtimers from the 70ies for iron." Yes I can, but you can always make a CPU to Gold. Not vice versa, as they will never be made like that again. In the next 50 years the CPUs will become way more valuable. Maybe Gold too, but you could scrap them then. This is just sad to watch. I can understand that you don't have the same love for those chips, but my tip is: Just keep the CPUs for a delayed reward. Instead of the instant gold you can get. Regardles of that a good and informative video. No bull**** but straight to the point.

[@scotbush4338]

Why do you think ancient cpus will be valuable for more than just scrap in 50 years?

[@petermikus2363]

@@scotbush4338 vintage computers are a suprisingly big thing go look at price on ebay these go for they range from 60 to 140 buck ain't no way hes getting gold thats worth that mutch juat from one.

[@evangelinastar6042]

Love your videos! I’m a scrapper myself and have found your videos to be very helpful.

[@Qalay_dmdm]

I have cpu old

[@ProspectorTripp]

I’m pretty sure you are over estimating the amount of pure gold in several CPU’s from my experience. The VAX DEC CPU’s have produced .17g of pure gold for me. It also has a bit of silver. Total precious metals might be closer to your weight. Pentium pro ceramic has produced .3 ish grams of Pure gold for me. What process did you use. Clean and torch off consumables then: Crush, AR, drop? Crush, dilute nitric out base metals, AR, drop? Let me know if you would. Thanks for your good work ✌️PT

[@ephraimt1]

Nice topic Ben.

[@dreamcommunications8993]

Thanks for the valuvable Information❤️

[@ГогоЕмов]

Good job man i like your videos , and your work . good luck :) hallo from Bulgaria

[@OwlTech333]

Where do you get these yields from!?

[@toomaskotkas4467]

So basically the older they are, the more gold in them. It makes sense.

[@systemmax2000]

That's been my experience.

[@chosen1one930]

The pentium pro plastic is the newest you noobs, everything NEWER has more gold in his list and how did you not realize he showed the wrong intel pentium and wrong dec chip, the small square is inaccurate, the square takes up the whole front as a gold cap do your own research dont believe someone who hasnt recovered a single gram of gold yet.

[@toomaskotkas4467]

@@chosen1one930 You need to take your meds on time, grandpa. You are frothing at the mouth.

[@chosen1one930]

@@toomaskotkas4467 ironic how a lot of his numbers match up with the historically wrong scribed and other spreadsheets out there with 1 gram pentium pros

[@toomaskotkas4467]

@@chosen1one930 Is weed legal where you live? You might want to look into that.

[@heathercarter8312]

I live in Atlanta Georgia which is in the U.S. and I heard you say that the #1 Pentium pro piece is worth $25 .Wow I never new that my friend so thanks for the advice on everything and I will let you know if I ever get lucky enough to find any and hopefully I will be able to start scrapping here soon, I used to live in Martinsburg West Virginia and I used to scrap alot with my brother awhile back and we did pretty good sometimes but some days are better than others but all of us scrapping type people knows that we have to take the good days with the bad days right...

[@QuaaludeCharlie]

Ok , but Can't you get More Money for a Working CPU for Use in an Older Computer ? I mean I would cash some in if they Under Preformed . But the goal is to Keep the CPU's around for little Johnny in 2043 so He can fix up Vintage Computers . :) QC

[@mauriliozamora6627]

Nice collection Ben !

[@dennisb7910]

Nice background 🙌

[@laragwen102]

This was very interesting. Thank you.

[@blackpanther50]

The pentium pro CPUs are selling for 100 to 150 dollars to collectors but you are destroying them to recover 5 dollars of gold? You can't see the forest for the trees!

[@salem9686]

eWaste Ben your saying too litle 1:20.Witch part is golden just the pins or the plate as well?

[@shakersaadeh]

You are the big boss Really Thanks for your information

[@ms.digitalpiggy9274]

Great info! Thanks Ben!

[@CRaz35]

Great video. Thank you

[@pravinbhaibhalodiya8654]

Thank you very verymuch

[@speedonz]

Where have you got your data from? The Plastic PPro info is interesting but your data doesn't seem to tie up with the reality of processing these CPUs (in some cases). .

[@radhamukati9905]

Thank you very much sir.

[@donjuandelospirineosgoldre2067]

Hello friend, those amounts you indicate are per unit, thank you, excellent explanation

[@tvhistory3397]

Funny to see you promote those odd looking 80186's for scrapping. There is a company in Luxemburg that rebuilds special avionics, they buy these 186 processors for 100 euro's each. Way more than the scrap value.

[@PEG]

What about the socket 4 pentium? It's larger than the one shown in this video (which is socket 5/7), and also has gold casing on both sides. The socket 5/7 does have more pins though, so I'm not sure which has more gold.

[@willynebula6193]

All are getting rare these days if you find an old 386 or older it would definitely be worth more selling hole even if not working

[@ScrappingIrish]

good video and thanks for the info

[@Asborillo81]

This vid just blew my mind!! 👌👍💪✌️

[@HeartInLight]

I honestly thought the 186 and maybe 286 would be on this list. Considering they're older and older stuff is usually alot heavier on precious resource use. I guess the size increase in the chip itself more than made up for the fact that they were more efficient with using the gold.

[@chosen1one930]

i960 comes in several different packages, a small verison with gold cap and gold pins, larger verions both gold pins, but one has a gold cap and the other does not. Than a larger verison with gold cap and gold pins, and the QFPD chips with no gold or very little insides the ic package.

[@quadlink]

Interesting video, Thanks mate ;)

[@hugoperez7044]

Hello Ben. Do you sell to me some i miss in my collection? only one of each i need. Great info and videos! Enjoy your holidays!

[@معبدالله-خ1ر]

Thank you very much for this information

[@badsantaclaus4522]

Thanks for sharing!. Nice collection, If you feel you have to many You can give them to me. lol

[@badsantaclaus4522]

Taylor I see you been on the naughty list for years Better be good !. lol

[@kasi7777]

Can you check the MC68EC040 CPU? That's the 040 CPU from Motorola 68k. It looks very similar to 486DX2 at gold side, around 0.20 g.

[@bvscrapper772]

Interesting video, nice info but still there are many things that can go wrong in gold recovery so I rather sell them, if you ask me. But this video is 👍 and I thank you for your time and effort. Big 🌟 for you! (Of course gold star)

[@marinikaseasalt8265]

Тhank you, Ben!

[@troystutsman1400]

Neub here… Where do you find collectors for these? Do you just post them on Ebay or a similar platform? Thank you for any help. Have a great day.

[@shafigh6916]

are these numbers accurate, caz I read everywhere, that we get for instance 0.2 gram of gold for intel 486 not per cpu but per kilo...i am kinda confused, which info can be trusted?

[@silvergoldking]

Wow thanks for sharing this with us. Are you going to show us how to remove the gold?

[@rondonahue5509]

Hello Ben this is a good video that does not over estimate gold content? A pentium pro CPU has.30 grams of gold, I not sure about the plastic pentium pro CPU because I hold on to them I didn't see the AMD K5 in the list? I didn't skip ahead LoL

[@Abhishek-C92]

is amd semprom,alhlon xp pgs cpu are worth scrapping ????

[@RafalScrapper]

cool vid loke that and cool background

[@richardhulbert9480]

Seeing all them pros makes me jealous. Damn wish i had them.

[@renatasliwa9333]

"Hi, I have old NEC Japan processors. Could someone help me with their valuation or possibly give an estimate of how much gold could be extracted from one?"

[@RobertMcLeanThe3DPrinter]

what about DLP projection TV CPU's, how much gold there?

[@giorgikvesitadze6841]

Hello! great video. could you please advise on where can one purchase the used cpus? so one does not get scammed. thanks in advance.

[@harryverboom4032]

Very intresting i just like to collect them not going for gold just saving my cpu ram and high grade boards for early retirement thanks for the video from holland

[@ДанилПолетаев-с2ф]

Hello Ben, rich collection, like

[@emanuelegiannetto479]

Hello Friend, can you tell me where to buy a large quantity of intel ceramic cpu at a good price?

[@yushauhalilu4552]

I m also looking for the same as you, plz if you found some let me know, E-mail: [e-mail]. Tnx.

[@acreditaquemquer8961]

Good evening, I would like to know if you are negotiating processor scrap, and if you would be sent to Brazil.

[@niculanicolaeofficial9114]

Like how much gold content in intel 286 and 386?

[@المستشار-غ5ج]

Your explanation was great, but it is missing an important thing, which is how many cpus per kilo?

[@hamdialtunsal47]

Which electronic contains that item?where can I find them?please.thanks

[@arnaudlelong2342]

Hey Ben, the yeild? Was that on average per piece?

[@currencyplanet2497]

I can just say it’s beautiful My favourite is only pentium pro Buy now its not easy to get this kinds of processors 🙂

[@MD4564]

I remember Cyrix MII, one of my first processors i bought when I was younger.

[@raygud]

I had cyrix too, my friends laughed at me that time...

[@kamranarshad1203]

is there also palladium in the ceramic cpu??

[@nickh4309]

What about weitek grey ceramic chips , some with gold caps and some without. I found a bunch and cant find anything about them

[@muddyriverdogz]

Theres no way they are worth those prices now with gold priced as it is. What about the gold legged ceramic IC chips ?

[@MAB838]

I have md-K6 what is thee difference in a k5

[@hamdialtunsal47]

Hi where can I buy that in england?ebay?amazon?or?any shop?thanks

[@makingmoneyforfree]

How much are you selling per kg? How can I get them?

[@erkinbenjaminaydogmus]

hello the amount of gold coming out of this 1 processor?

[@heathercarter8312]

Just wondering how do you sell them or scrap the gold out of them?

[@JDeWittDIY]

I think he's just stockpiling them for right now.

[@manuelpadilla2292]

Hey i been watching your videos for a lil while know I would like to know where you got all those pentium pros at you got a supplier?

[@liamwright9394]

Hi were do I buy these from

[@ariyanigoh1904]

Hello every body, can tell me where I can buy a ceramic cpu processor scrap?

[@dannyvandenhoogen]

How many gold is in the 186?

[@المستشار-غ5ج]

Where can I get it at a good price?please

[@newgunner1771]

I mean no offence here but you realize you very much so contradict yourself if you compare this video to your older one... the older one you said the Intel Pentium produced less then what the Intel Pentium Pro did.. Now you are saying the opposite? Not to mention you said in your old top ten video that the Intel 386 produced more gold then any of the Intel Pentium Pros so what gives???? Is it the fact that the last one was done in kilograms vs cpu it self also if that is the case it would be nice to get a beginning weight on the cpu and the weight of gold per cpu

[@michellemcmillan6149]

How about you do some of the work your self

[@Chaosman88]

Pentium Pro has 0.3 at max. I've seen professionals process it, and get 0.3 every time! And I think the RISC processors are not more than 0.3 either.

[@OwlTech333]

KalTube 0.35g per CPU is the best result I've got so far (Pentium Pro 256K ceramic)

[@逍遥王-h7y]

Excuse me, the gold content of cyric586 CPU is indeed 0.23 g, thank you

[@dr.a006]

These are like rare coins nowadays. Even sound like them.

[@thanos162]

Hello I'm looking to buy cpu processors.If you sell please inform me!

[@anilchallari1]

Just one clarification. Is it the pure gold(99. 99 purity) weight or the normal one?

[@eWasteBen]

When we talk gold recovery it's .999

[@anilchallari1]

@@eWasteBen 99.99 or. 999

[@eWasteBen]

whichever you like

[@scyc]

Are Pentium Pro's still rare? The plastic pentium pro seems more rare.

[@shaundalindsay8882]

Where does one go about finding these beauties and how do we know what we should pay for a pound?

[@ozarad6263]

Please don't melt it I will pay double the price for vintage process . Some people collect this old processor.

[@ΠαναγιωτηςΣαριδακης]

IS THE GOLD ON THE CPU CLEAN? THE CERAMICS? THANK YOU IN ADVANCE

[@imunique7469]

Hi Ben would u show how u would process the gold from ur cpu' s? it would make sense added to this video. Thanks

[@woodworkingandepoxy643]

He doesn't do it

[@umairmughal8395]

Anyone have information of cpu processor suplier?

[@digitalmusic4803]

At double speed one can still hear what he says.

[@chosen1one930]

DEC square cap IS WRONG MODEL, thats not a alpha chip noob ben. The circle cal dec have more than that small one.

[@basavarajchabbi8609]

Congratulations

[@rallim77]

Where can I buy them at 10 to 100 kilos

[@Kaaskop84]

Whaaaaaat 0.55 gold in the pentium pro "plastic"!!! That's why they said "plastic fantastic". I was hoping there would be at least a processor with 0.5 gram gold and there is!!! And the background of this video contains rouhgly 1 troy ounce of gold when extracted 😍😍😍😍 (60 times 0.44 grams is roughly a Troz.) Do you extract the gold yourself or do you sell them as they are? (If you do, a video on it would be awesome) What is the average pay out of the intel pentium pro? Happy holiday mate!😎😎

[@debrawhite9998]

I have a Smith & Wesson 686. Great video.

[@Ridata01]

Its kind of sad to see these get destroyed to get gold out of them. I was lucky enough to find an actual HP vectra motherboard with a Pentium pro CPU that is actually working, and it is something rare in this area to see, There are many cpu collectors out there, sooner or later it will be worth more for collectors than worth for gold recovery purposes. Remember how metal was used on world war leaving few things on each house, and now those very few items that survived are worth a lot of money

[@awesomecomputers7076]

Already is, people are starting to pay a small premium for those older CPUs and especially gpus my trashpicked 3Dfx voodoo 3 is worth around 100 bucks by itself

[@shane9017]

How many pentium pros do u have