Is this ancient CPU worth anything???

[AuRoCuL]

Here is what I have, and Im considering selling it, depending on if its worth anything. It is an Am5x86-P75. AMD - X5 - 133ADW or at least thats what it says on the processor. It busts through bench marks at an amazing 16MHz or 33MHz with Turbo on. (This is the first computer I have EVER seen with a working turbo on it) It is fitted in a Socket 3 mobo, even though the are extra spots for pins. It has 168pins (17x17 and 3 inward. So what do you think? Worth anything? Is it a 286? a 386? All I know is it is pretty rare to find an AMD processor that is this old and STILL WORKS!!! Lemme know what u think. Thx in advance


-AuRoCuL

 

[Lvis]

It actually runs at 133mhz. More or less as fast as a pentium 75. It's a 486 chip. Would make an ok keychain at this point, not worth much at all.

They were good chips though, some overclocked pretty well.

 

[Sukhoi]

Reread what you just typed. It's a 586 which is slightly above a 486. P75 is PR75 so it should perform like a Pentium 75 MHz.

 

[Witchfinder]

As a complete P200 machine with a 1Gb HDD and 32Mb RAM is virtually worthless thesedays, I doubt that a P75-a-like bare CPU is going to fetch much!..

I have an original IBM PC somewhere with the 64Kb motherboard (earliest one upgraded from 16K !! ) and the tape interface where most of the slots are taken up with RAM cards totalling 384K, the interface for the floppy drive, MDA graphics and a WD 20Mb Filecard ;-) .. I just haven`t the heart to throw it in a skip.. There`s an 8087 FPU somewhere too..