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Retrieval – 386-486-387 Ceramic CPU Circuit Boards
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Reclaiming Legacy Intel 386 & 486 CPU Waste
A growing niche market has developed around the refining of bulk ceramic waste originating from decommissioned Intel 386 and 486 processors. These chips, once the mainstays of personal computing, now represent a considerable source of recoverable resources. The process generally involves careful deconstruction of the ceramic packages to extract the silicon die and other embedded materials. While the here silicon itself may have limited reuse options, the precious metals like gold found within the ceramic substrate and lead frames are highly sought after by specialized facilities. Modern techniques, often involving mechanical processes, are used to maximize the output of these fundamental materials, contributing to a increased electronics reuse system.
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Collectible Vintage Ceramic CPU Pieces – 286/386/486/387
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