Ceramic CPU's Yield Contest

[Thinksilver]

37.7 grams, bonus 9.6

 

[cnbarr]

i cant talk for others
but personnaly i will not broke mine in piece anymore,
i will remove the lid end put them on the side
may i ask if you have found any silver or palladium in your nitric acid?

I don't have test solution for silver yet, bet stannous test did show a slight positive for palladium.

 

[kuma]

Hello all , how are tricks?
I hope all is well!
I just wanted to quickly say nice work to the winners , and nice work Chris for putting on another contest! 8)
All the best everybody , and kind regards ,
Chris :mrgreen:

 

[ericrm]

hi Chris
i just receive my price ,excellent
thank you again for this contest
Eric

 

[cnbarr]

Hey Eric,
Your welcome, no worries, let us know what you yield out of it.

Thanks,
Chris

 

[patnor1011]

I received second prize on behalf of Sucho, we both thank you. 8)

 

[ericrm]

i will try my best

 

[hinv]

At around 4 grams yeild for 4 lbs or 64 that says to me either you are not getting out what you shold be or the list http://www.scribd.com/doc/45189378/Gold-Content-List-in-CPU-Chips is way off as their yeald calculates to 7.68 grams. I suspect that he could have gotten a little more, but that the list sighted is a bit off!

I know this is late, but I hope someone else doesn't get fooled by that list.

 

[samuel-a]

That list is a little too generous and somewhat inaccurate. I wouldn't suggest to buy scrap according to it, but it does give the general idea of what worth more and what worth less.