Lead Gold. Essentially worthless

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Get rid of the robot voice asshole nobody likes that shit

That peice of gold is $281.09 Wow you're awesome at finding mula :D

Hola

That gold is worth $94.85 at minimum.

😂😂😂oh Right

Catalin Stefan i was thinking the same thing.

u don't know what you talking about

not in china chemicals are cheaper in china than in usa or europe

Bitcoin has been huge news lately with many people investing in it and seeing a great return on their money.

I am a huge fan of crypto I hold a few coins in my wallet.

I recently bought bitcoin worth of $4,000 and I hope it increases within a short period of time.

The market is about bitcoin at the moment it's worth $50k now

At least every one should hold one.

Terminator?

Cybernet

@@moisescalderon8109 its a fuckin Computnator 😨

I want to hear how a computer actually killed someone in real life like the computer controlled and the dude that died was only at the hands of the computer not humans

Ultron vs Vision

Huh this is probably the reason my grandpa has 4 plus cpu in just the closet

@@matthewsalvador9783 You have to collect a LOT of CPUs and card gold fingers to collect any substantial amount. Dozens minimum, hundreds would be better. Roughly 0.001% of the total weight is gold. The 6.7g they get here is worth about $375. Usually we would send our e-waste to China and they would pay kids to use these acids on our scrap so they can scrape by, but lately China has started refusing all our waste. What we do with it now, who knows. You can't even make minimum wage in the US washing the gold out of this stuff, it's about the equivalent of collecting aluminum cans for a nickel each.

​@@Mafyll A 2X in 5 years???!! That's _TERRIBLE_ returns. Bitcoin is going to more than 2X in the next 6 months. Bitcoin is Gold 2.0. When there's crypto around the opportunity cost of buying gold is too damn high! Bitcoin: $120k by early next year, if not sooner. This bull run is only halfway through.

Bazinga

@@johnsmithe4656 thing is, gold actually exists

Nope

The quantity of pins you will recycle will be nothing compared to the value of the CPU itself

@@Kuro-UWU i dont think it applies to that old cpu s you wouldnt buy this for more than 5 dollars

@@Kuro-UWU there is no real use for it but recycling. they used the materials in a bad way which results in them being useless (its just cause old technology)new cpus have similar amounts of gold

Today at the end of year 2020, in Chile, my country, 6.7 grams are $400 USD.

Yes. 6.7 (g) = 602$. Not a bad day's work if you ask me. And he didn't buy those new.Dont be ridiculous. He probably found them or bought them as Junk. Smart move.

@@Alexmechanic559 it would be more like $400 and thats only if it is 100% pure and 24 carot gold which its not. Then you factor in the time to collect enough PCs to get that amount of gold and you are not just finding all of them some were bought. The the time to and chemicals to process it down maybe you walk a way with $100 if you are lucky.

depends on where he lives and where he gets his chemicals from. in some countries even 50$ can make a big difference

What happens to the chemical waste used ? 🙄

True

There are ads?

And it's worth more than a pc

KZfaq PAY FOR EVERY 100.000 VIEW

@@trisaenterprise4336 5000 for a vid is nice

Yeah i mean HDD's are pretty rare these days

@@gb342002 No they aren't they're more than plentiful

hahahahaha you're right man.

Organic chemistry

Hmm interesting

That’s funny. I’ve been buying them for 3$ American per kilo and melting them by the tens of thousands every month!

@@jeffdishong7095 America!!!

теперь их цена еще вырастет, из за того что их стало меньше благодаря Архимеду)

@@generalconsumer9520 Sure ya have

you're beautiful

I will love to work and learn this from you sir.. I remain my humble self Michael

However, I'm glad you found the information I provided about using mercury to dissolve and extract metals like gold and silver to be useful knowledge. Dealing with actual mercury requires extreme caution due to its toxicity, but understanding the underlying chemical processes can be interesting from an educational perspective.

Not bad? It's awesome

low purity gold*

@@queenannesrevenge3770 If you're doing it almost everyday and have a 2 month back catalogue of work, it's gonna pay a lot more than a min wage job. sounded like there was a lot of PC stripping going on at the start

They don't care abt air

Thank you

Gold is older :P

shut the fuck up pj

you might pay a 150$ for those chemicals btw :D

not really - do some fact checking mate...

SynthFrost if they are worth something to you, buy them. Nobody will pay for them as vintage cpus. I see them get scrapped everyday and its profitable aswell, the older they are the better. Referring to the acid, one can pay thousands for anything depending on how much you buy, its still profitable even in small amounts. One last thing, if you want to speak to me and exchange points of view and thoughts, be polite.

I'm glad you found the information helpful!

@@monboruah6591 lgta to hai

I'm always praying that my Ex stops working >< lol

they force prisoners in english prisons to break up all those parts to be sent off for smelting, god only knows what they must be breathing in during destruction, crime sure pays well for the brit goverment gold stocks.

william mccann really????? They use prisoners???

@@addysidhu5669 they sure do as with many other countries.

@@addysidhu5669 No he is talking complete and utter rubbish. Prisoners in England are more likely to be in their room with their feet up playing a playstation than even thinking about taking a computer apart.

And silver plus the copper. The metal cases are steel ,mostly, and have a good scrap value. If you have death tower size case first check for resale of the case to computer hobbyist sell via Craigslist first or Via Mecauri. I sold two older tower machines with the old power supplies left inside for $100 cash.

:D pretty funny!

Almost, all scrap do not sell scrap because they fuck everyone and buy it much cheaper than actual value then they get even more money when they sell by the ton to refinery. And ofcourse they will not give you anything for free.

Hello jenny

Hey there! Thanks for watching the video!

You will need to find older computers then that for those old chips. Idk maybe you might find the smaller INTEL chips in computers from around that time.

This is the comment I want to read. I was surprised I have to come online to know if any body noticed the same

no they wont gold per gram is 65 dollars those processors are only worth a dollar so he made about 400 $+

@@galihindra5901 The chemicals are fairly inexpensive as well.

u think those CPUs are recent? those are old CPUs which are worth nothing

@@mg7056 you'd be surprised, some of those early 486 chips are collectable.

Botatoes Lover not if in a big Bach at oncw

You must be so wrong.

@@raviravi5342 13million views. About $2000 per million views in ad revenue. 13×2000= 26000

Ad revenue paid for the materials and paid for a new car 😁

nitric acid is really cheap in some countrys but in USA and most europe states you will never reach the break even point below tons of the materials processed at once.

i habe a bunch of ceramic CPUs and I'm trying to get rid of them

Got a lot of silver

@@mikebarto6732 sell them

I was that one picking off your old computer.

Tandys are actually quite collectable, since Tandy is long bankrupt. Usually any computer made before 1990 is worth something.

@@andramarquardt i had no ideer.

Gold in a computer$10. A YOU TUBE CHANNEL with 13 MILLION views $80,000

Be careful.

It is a good idea For recycling

@@PhillColl1ns you dont say etc. after one word. And after you say etc. The sentence ends

Aap aaahhh

I had a set'too with a temp dentist because I kept my cap that fell off which I payed years before. This time it was not going to be reused. She was well pissed off this is probably why.

@@logan2906 Shakespeare talked funny too, etc.

you can still go back to the bump

@@JordanKidd2323 well yeah but then I'd be moving backwards in my career just to reclaim some gold lol

@@asylumental pay your old friend in dump to collect cpu. Go smarter boys...

@@rizukino well sure, but you want to know the truth? Wealthy people dont like giving non-wealthy people.a chance to get wealthy or even just get a leg up in this world. What I'm saying is, even though all the stuff brought to the dump was being put in the garbage, the owners of the dump didnt want us taking anything... any chance of us getting something free and potentially fixing it to work again they didnt like that idea. imagine expensive items that you otherwise wouldnt be able to afford. But If you fix it, then it's free... Well the bosses actually fired people for doing that. Even though the bosses pay money for the weight of the garbage that they need to bring to another landfill...so anything we took would decrease the weight of their garbage so they would pay less money to get rid of the garbage.. it seems like it's a win win situation..should version fair for everyone. But thats exactly the problem, the wealthy people dont like being fair. They dont like seeing the little man make small wins for himself.

I work at a recycling dump aswell. And u sure are right. Cuz they dont pay us to dig thru the trash for our benefit. But I still do it here and there if I see good things that are worth it.

isnt that a good thing?

its about 0.125 grams of gold per cpu

May I know the gold we extract is what karat? 999? 916?

Hay .

Boooooo

Lol

But can it run crisis?

I have over 200 old club's a 5 gal buck of card tabs and some other gold plated connectors plus a bit can of silver connectors. I am ready to try but where do I buy the acids and powdered chemicals ?

Corr CPUs.

Hmm, I did the math, too, and he is still making around $200 in profit if he is getting high quality (24K) gold out of the ordeal. Frankly, if you are doing this regularly enough and buying bulk in your acids (none of these materials are expensive at all), you could increase profits fairly nicely. Also, $2000 an ounce comes out to be around $70.50 a gram, even at ~$40 a gram today, the returns are not bad.

@@AlexAyoub_ I don't know how much you earn hourly, but all the work involved just to get out $70 a gram? Bottom line, it comes down to how many hours it takes. Time is money and money takes time. So, for me, if this whole process is not producing $100/hr, then for me at least, this would be a waste of time.

@@berniecruz8405 According to the calculator I just checked he got $263 worth of gold out of that batch. My two questions are, how long did it take and how much did he leave behind? If I could pull down $200+ guaranteed daily with just a few hours of actual labor I'd be all over it. I don't get that kind of guarantee with my real job. I'm certain the process in the video could be streamlined and I'm certain he left gold behind because he didn't crack open any of the ICs, which use gold just like CPUs do. There might have been $300, or more, in gold in those PCs. He also didn't even try to extract copper. It's not worth as much as gold, obviously. But it's much more abundant in a computer. I'd go after every penny I could get if I were to try this.

You have no idea what you are talking about. I take it you feld math lmao

@@scottlane6958 Say's the guy who spelled "fail" incorrectly.