....Prince Of Persia, Project IGI, NFS, Fifa Kidding they weren't that powerful. Atleast P4 was needed. Plus NVidia GPU. Ya Dr. Prince Of Persia, Mario big yes. No Chance OF Doom 3, it was a benchmark of graphics that time.
Honestly it should end up like that rn. Idk what intel is doing but their recent CPUs are just disappointing. They produce so much heat and draw so much power to just barely beat Amd at a few tasks, and they have had stability issues. Meanwhile Amd keeps using less power and keeps pushing out more performance, and they run way cooler.
@@R_Sahasrad oh my sweet summer child intel has not been giving board manufacturers a standard as to how much they should factory OC their CPUs, they have only given proper guidelines and standards after the whole instability issue and even then AMD still beats intel in power draw and heat and performance now the i7 14/13700k/kf and i9 13/14900k/ks/kf runs slower and is not what Intel have all advertised Intel from the get go is shady af in 13 and 14 gen
@ThatoneNB12 just do what Nvidia did when miners scaled gpus and dump small amounts at a time. Don't drop the price, slowly move out inventory. It's definitely worth it to keep the working ones, these are hard to find and there are in fact people who want them lol
@@kaarooNow go and check on online platforms how much people buy that cpu's, and how much people buy gold, it's just much easier to sell gold instead of rare cpu to a linux fan.
I've kept all my CPU's since I was in middle school, late 90's. Then during HS, I got a bit addicted to collecting x86 pinned CPUs. Now I got a fucking collection of all kinds of CPU's from the 90s. LOL
Processadores mais antigos e de servidores, especialmente aqueles fabricados antes dos anos 2000, podem conter quantidades ligeiramente maiores de ouro. No entanto, a recuperação do ouro desses componentes não é simples e envolve processos químicos e físicos complexos, além de ser ambientalmente perigoso se não for feito corretamente.
He turned 250000g of CPU into 951g of gold. It was never implied that this was done in 30sec. Also, everything you see screams 3rd world: Recycling those in, say Europe, would be to expensive due to labor cost and going through all the regulations to get them nasty chemicals. The guy in the video most likely has an unregulated "processing plant" consisting of some shacks. His life expectancy might be seriously reduced doing this - I don't know for sure. But when gold is involved you need nasty chemicals to get it dissolved.
@@caboose6411 my guy, these CPUs sell a lot more in working/good conditions than just taking the gold And they are hard to find nowadays, even in somewhat ok prices....
@@caboose6411 you can use them to test dos hardware. Some machines and infrastructure still use old operating systems and require old hardware. some cpu's are hard to find. They can be used and are nice to collect.
you are better off researching the parts and testing if they work, if it all works you have a working computer that has more value than some micrograms of gold and even if not all works you can just sell the parts as defective/take it to an electronics recycling facility and still make more
Buying them and the materials used for extracting that gold from them doesn't make this a worthwhile investment, but it's honest work.i hope you do well, god bless
damn, so many fun cpus desroyed for nothing. most of them would probably still work, they usually get trown out because they're old. and now they're getting expensive as hell for this reason
@@NikolaiKostadinov-dc7jqTo who? Sure there are some collectors who are willing to buy a couple but if 250kg of these flooded the market they would have to sell for pennies to make the broader market wanna buy them.
@@LEMON-jj5dv That's not true at all. Yea the price would lower a bit. But considering for how much you sell a piece you will earn more than having to deal with the expenses and headaches of refining 250kg of these stuff plus the labor.
My guy pays me about $100 canadian a pound, give or take for these chips. Looks like he spent approximately 25k and walked away with 70k CAD. Give or take 🤷♂️
This is why you should not sell your old stuff for cheap.. the people who are trading this stuff never pay taxes and this is safest to make black money.. think.
I been to a computer/electronic recycling plant its crazy the stuff they have around. Not even sure how they get all of it. But I've purchased used parts from em' Like old Dell Server PC's and etc.
saya melihat +/- 800 gram emas ditangannya. itu mustahil terjadi. jika dalam 1000 gram CPU memiliki kandungan emas 0,1 gram. maka, hanya 25 gram emas yang akan di hasilkan dari 250.000 gram CPU. pertanyaannya, dari mana pria itu mendapatkan 800 gram emas. ? saya ingin merampoknya 😂😂😂
That was a lot of CPUs though, but you are absolutely right, if you’re gonna get that much gold, you need like a whole horde of CPUs to retrieve that much gold. And there’s so much work involved in that. So so very much.
Average cpu weighs 0.024 kg. Gold recovery from one cpu ranges from 0.2-0.5 grams. There should be about 10,400 processors here so they should be able to get around 8 to 18 ounces of gold. On the higher end if they are older processors and if they have little loss
Extracting gold from chips is legit. But the recovery methods devised to date are energy-intensive and often require the use of highly toxic chemicals.
Why not recycle them? They are never going to be plugged back into a motherboard and used operationally again. Far better to recycle the materials in them than have the chip sitting there doing nothing.
I'm not "Green". I am a Red comrade who is hurt when working equipment is broken, even if it is old. In addition, there are many collectors who would like to have some old computer, and computer museums are most likely somewhere else. Although, if such a chip is broken, then it can be recycled, because it will no longer be restored.
@@user-yh7ry7uu9o It's rubbish that won't ever be used again. There are only two places for these chips: 1. Recycle the materials in it 2. Give them to museums and schools for education. Anything else is pointless. Get over it They aren't pets.
@@deang5622 I do not agree. As a collector of retro computer equipment, this type of component is increasingly rare and therefore more and more expensive because of this type of person.
قال رسول الله "محمد" صلى الله عليه وسلم: «و الذي نفس محمد بيده، لا يسمع بي أحد من هذه الأمة يهودي ولا نصراني ثم يموت ولم يؤمن بالذي أرسلت به إلا كان من أصحاب النار» رواه مسلم
Any recommendations on how to acquire large amounts of cpu’s? I’ve done this before but cannot find large amounts for a price that makes it worth doing.
Bro the people that make these videos for all this gold from CPUS and such are the businesses that are online that offer money for gold scrap or gold CPUS worldwide and that’s how they get this much …. It’s not like they have 300 people out everyday in the city trying to find this many to make a video -
You need to score a big scrap for free entirely, buying is probably not worth by the pound unless you have a flawless cheap method to extract. Most sellers online do not sell bulk of these without a hefty margin, as they could do the same instead.
@@bluevalentine2009the scale shows 951 grams not 95. Thats $58,600 today. I dont know where he is but in the US with that amount he would get 98% spot price for that at the right buyer which is $57,500.
who buys them, 10years to sell 1 cpu. man i started hoarding my stuff i wanted to scrap! but i also feel sad about it, so i didnt scrap them but now i have no more space. ps" if you would live in a country like this, woulf you rather scrap and make a gram of gold so you can eat or put it aside to sell it one day
Hehe😂yep they probably spent as much for heating and melting and extraction 😂 so all the tiny amount of gold they got they had to spend it to pay it off and at the end profit: $0
They were once most powerful and expensive chipsets
nope
@@yuruichi4691poor kid...
@@Rumungtung poor kid...
Once
@@yuruichi4691 poor kid
atleast 90% of those CPU's played Doom at one point of their life cycle.
probably
Brazer videos too
....Prince Of Persia, Project IGI, NFS, Fifa
Kidding they weren't that powerful. Atleast P4 was needed. Plus NVidia GPU.
Ya Dr. Prince Of Persia, Mario big yes.
No Chance OF Doom 3, it was a benchmark of graphics that time.
386 486 pentium my heart tears apart watching them trashed 😢 they have been the glory of their times
They're cheap, you can buy several of them and keep them in a collection, No need to BE so sorry over these electronics.
They were most likely damaged anyway
I'm still using it😢
@@eclipse8224 how
@@mazikeen_malevolence I have Pentium dual core processor in my PC no lag still good
One day even the i9 14900k and the 7800X3D will end up like this😢
Honestly it should end up like that rn. Idk what intel is doing but their recent CPUs are just disappointing. They produce so much heat and draw so much power to just barely beat Amd at a few tasks, and they have had stability issues. Meanwhile Amd keeps using less power and keeps pushing out more performance, and they run way cooler.
@@caboose6411 it's actually not Intel the motherboards auto over clock the CPU therefore it's a mess
@@R_Sahasrad oh my sweet summer child
intel has not been giving board manufacturers a standard as to how much they should factory OC their CPUs, they have only given proper guidelines and standards after the whole instability issue
and even then AMD still beats intel in power draw and heat and performance
now the i7 14/13700k/kf and i9 13/14900k/ks/kf runs slower and is not what Intel have all advertised
Intel from the get go is shady af in 13 and 14 gen
@@R_Sahasrad No, recent update by Intel weakened i7 and i9 chips by 10-15%, intel gave up and acknowledged the issue
If they have as much gold these had it'll be worth it $71k is money 💰🤑💰
Old cpu's like 386/486... are expensive if they are working
You are buyer
True! I’m sure sorting and selling these would worth WAY more than the gold saved from it!
@@kaaroo Yeah except if they have this many unloading them all on eBay would make the price to a nose dive.
@ThatoneNB12 just do what Nvidia did when miners scaled gpus and dump small amounts at a time. Don't drop the price, slowly move out inventory. It's definitely worth it to keep the working ones, these are hard to find and there are in fact people who want them lol
@@kaarooNow go and check on online platforms how much people buy that cpu's, and how much people buy gold, it's just much easier to sell gold instead of rare cpu to a linux fan.
We've also extracted a lot of ceramic ic gold, but it doesn't seem like this much gold will come out unless a CPU like this 486 is mixed.
Из 250килограмм таких Плат получилось выплатить 951грамм чистого золота. Но это долгий труд.
盗品の金は混ざってますか(?_?)
😂@@user-dd2xg5yz7q
@@konkurenT40El rendimiento es del 0,38%
Это из 2,5 кг. процессоров, получилось 0,9 гр. золота? Похоже на правду.@@konkurenT40
If i ever got my hands on those Pentium CPUs back in 90s, i guess i will kept it forever
I have one😂
Me Too,But Pins Are All Bent
I have one .. can not remember where.…
I have a Pentium ii 333mghz CPU from the 90s. Will you buy?
I've kept all my CPU's since I was in middle school, late 90's. Then during HS, I got a bit addicted to collecting x86 pinned CPUs. Now I got a fucking collection of all kinds of CPU's from the 90s. LOL
Processadores mais antigos e de servidores, especialmente aqueles fabricados antes dos anos 2000, podem conter quantidades ligeiramente maiores de ouro. No entanto, a recuperação do ouro desses componentes não é simples e envolve processos químicos e físicos complexos, além de ser ambientalmente perigoso se não for feito corretamente.
30 seconds is not enough to recycle a CPU into 250 grams of gold
951g
21 🤓
50 second?
Cost of recycling is same as gold
He turned 250000g of CPU into 951g of gold.
It was never implied that this was done in 30sec. Also, everything you see screams 3rd world: Recycling those in, say Europe, would be to expensive due to labor cost and going through all the regulations to get them nasty chemicals.
The guy in the video most likely has an unregulated "processing plant" consisting of some shacks. His life expectancy might be seriously reduced doing this - I don't know for sure. But when gold is involved you need nasty chemicals to get it dissolved.
Haha you need a tonnes of chips to get that 5grams of gold
That sit was way more than 5 grams!
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More like 500 grams
theres literally a scale that says 951G
900 grams dingleberry!
Thanks , my cpu collection value just went up 😂
Not really. These CPUs aren’t wanted much, besides some older enthusiasts. Besides that they have no use whatsoever
younger enthusiasts too, like myself@@caboose6411
@@caboose6411 my guy, these CPUs sell a lot more in working/good conditions than just taking the gold
And they are hard to find nowadays, even in somewhat ok prices....
@@caboose6411 you can use them to test dos hardware. Some machines and infrastructure still use old operating systems and require old hardware. some cpu's are hard to find. They can be used and are nice to collect.
So they are still wanted... @@caboose6411
I bet, many of them still function
I think the most amazing is how did he find all of these 😂😂😂 they are really hard to fimd in these quantities
@@TheRedc0met at which country ? Modern world doesnt have these anymore and the third world countries dont have these quantities 🤔
First world countries send as much as they can to the third world to offset carbon. It seems nonsensical because it is.
Imagine the processing power
Probably less than a new phone
I would be mining bitcoin on these cpu
These dumpster divers have all resources but dont use it properly
@@kauntey101a modern computer is all or majority of them stronger
@@kauntey101 bitcoin can't be mined on cpus lols
If all work together😂
The chemicals/ substances and the damage to the environment used to extract this gold would eclipse the value of the gold
🥱🥱
I thought they only need strong acid to dissolve gold, you can neutralize acid and dump it wherever you want.
@@I___Am it is not only the acid combination called aqua regia , the extracted gold has to be refined which needs other chemicals
@@rajdmohan
Oh right, I forgot about the refining process, that kind of gold only have low purity to medium right?
@@I___Am yes you are right
the retrogamer who is watching the video at the moment : but why!?
a cpu's weight is a bout 60g-70g and contain about 400mg gold. It's possible to collect about 1kg gold in 250kg of cpu.
Wow didn't know we had an expert in the comments. So tell us how long have you worked in computer component recycling, or are you just yapping?
@@twolessba1087in other words you are very veru very bad in maths right?
Yes
@@twolessba1087you look like a man, I’m sure u got some chin hairs as well
@@twolessba1087 Why do you feel obligated to be notified when an expert comes on? Like, who tf are you xD
Im owning a Cyrix 6x86 based machine and seeing this makes my heart rip apart
Yes I wish I had that many CPU's I know exactly what to do nowadays that kind of work is very satisfying when completing all the steps 😊
Noice, I have a pc taken apart in my closet but since I don’t know how to extract the silver or gold it’s kinda useless right now
you're better off selling the parts individually
Podia vender pra colecionador dependendo da idade
You can try to extract the few atoms of gold in it
you are better off researching the parts and testing if they work, if it all works you have a working computer that has more value than some micrograms of gold
and even if not all works you can just sell the parts as defective/take it to an electronics recycling facility and still make more
Amateur in gold recovery. You need lots more this guy hasn’t collected them he imported them.
Buying them and the materials used for extracting that gold from them doesn't make this a worthwhile investment, but it's honest work.i hope you do well, god bless
I'm still using these cpus in my retro dos machine, 486 dx2 66hz
bro is 70k richer than he was 1 day ago
Bruh those are vintage.
Yeah so money can be made anywhere
@@nikolaievans2432 it’s true. They did make a lot of them, but some people still use retro computers.
@@iloveappleyoutube7198 they are plentiful enough
After long time brother
Praise God I’m not digging through trash for my pay check ❤
Bagaimana dengan limbah dan cairan limbah apakah di olah dengan benar bung
I'd love the little gold one. I'd buy it.
damn, so many fun cpus desroyed for nothing.
most of them would probably still work, they usually get trown out because they're old. and now they're getting expensive as hell for this reason
😢press f old cpu
f
I hate old cpu☠️
You always do such a great job! Allah Bless you!🙏
May Allah increase the number of faithful Muslims and may He honor our beautiful, good-hearted brothers in other religions with Islam
@@erkansahin7523 Amen🙏
951g is roughly 2 pounds. The going rate for gold is 24,000 a pound so that's about $48,000
Must be part of the green new deal right up there with lithium batteries...
These CPUs were worth more as working than refined. Shame.
That's $70k worth of gold
@@fofopads4450 And they are worth even more than that if preserved and in working condition.
@@NikolaiKostadinov-dc7jqTo who? Sure there are some collectors who are willing to buy a couple but if 250kg of these flooded the market they would have to sell for pennies to make the broader market wanna buy them.
@@LEMON-jj5dv That's not true at all. Yea the price would lower a bit. But considering for how much you sell a piece you will earn more than having to deal with the expenses and headaches of refining 250kg of these stuff plus the labor.
@@NikolaiKostadinov-dc7jq Who would buy them then?
probably about 2.1kg gold
250kg=,1kg gol
0.05 gr is extracted from one BGA chip, how many pieces are in a kilo is calculated and results close to reality are seen
My guy pays me about $100 canadian a pound, give or take for these chips.
Looks like he spent approximately 25k and walked away with 70k CAD. Give or take 🤷♂️
@@scraphappens331Your math doesn't math.
250kg = 550 lbs
550lbs x $100 per pound equals $55,000
It's 951 grams as it says on the scales that's around 70K USD
I remember back in the 90s i saved my burger king shift money for 2 years to buy the pentium dx486 computer.. i just had to play duke nukem ... ❤
I am so delighted to watch this waiting half an hour to get ready for my shift
This is why you should not sell your old stuff for cheap.. the people who are trading this stuff never pay taxes and this is safest to make black money.. think.
what?
Usa people when they start thinking sh#$ comes out
Its not black and don't make different between black and white it's racist
Bro ka mind hacker hai
Kachra Seth be like: ummmm.... Derso rupiya dega.🗿
I been to a computer/electronic recycling plant its crazy the stuff they have around. Not even sure how they get all of it. But I've purchased used parts from em' Like old Dell Server PC's and etc.
saya melihat +/- 800 gram emas ditangannya. itu mustahil terjadi. jika dalam 1000 gram CPU memiliki kandungan emas 0,1 gram. maka, hanya 25 gram emas yang akan di hasilkan dari 250.000 gram CPU.
pertanyaannya, dari mana pria itu mendapatkan 800 gram emas. ?
saya ingin merampoknya 😂😂😂
Ограбить чиновника на много дешевле и быстрее чем переработать процессоры . Сколько труда и средств надо вложить , а выхлоп покроет затраты .
Fake quantity of gold.
That was a lot of CPUs though, but you are absolutely right, if you’re gonna get that much gold, you need like a whole horde of CPUs to retrieve that much gold. And there’s so much work involved in that. So so very much.
Not fake. Go check Google about gold in AMD 386 intel 386 CPU. 1kg yields 9.69g of gold. 250kg can give ??? @@harikili
You don't kon about qutity about chips 😂
@@VasavaViren29 dude, that is insane amount of gold. obviously not that much came from it
He Said 250kg of ceramic cpu @@harikili
I hope a couple are preserved for historical purposes.
I thought plenty of them could be joined together to work as a quite powerful computer nowadays...
হেলিকপ্টার বা বিমানে উঠার পর কয়েন টস করে চূড়ান্ত সিদ্ধান্ত নিলে সবচেয়ে বেশি ভালো হবে কি
Почти 1кг золото из 250кг плат. Ну даже не знаю. Ну если на халяву тотдааа😂🎉
2 ляма
Больше чем 250 кг, там микронное напыление золота. Там нужно тонны переработать.
@@nadkoch значит нас наебали в описании к видео. 😁
@@konkurenT40 никогда такого не было, и вот опять
Never ever seen that many cpus at once holy hell
Average cpu weighs 0.024 kg. Gold recovery from one cpu ranges from 0.2-0.5 grams. There should be about 10,400 processors here so they should be able to get around 8 to 18 ounces of gold. On the higher end if they are older processors and if they have little loss
it means 25kg ceramic CPU extract 100gm gold 😂
It cost ₹700000+
😂😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉🎉
It says 950 grams, which is $70K at current price
Where do you find all those scrap cpu from?
In the hell😂
The garbage, which is exactly where they belong. These CPUs are just useless
It there was so much gold, blacksmiths would become millionaires
Man these rare pantiums and pentiums golds make my heart break in pieces
Thats like 1 percent of the chips in your country
Looking forward to your new video! It's been a long time!
thanks for your love and support
@@goldrecovery profitable or not
I have a celeron, 1992 too, still works.
В промышленных масштабах возможно
Extracting gold from chips is legit. But the recovery methods devised to date are energy-intensive and often require the use of highly toxic chemicals.
Am I the only one who is hurting from what is being done to processors?
Yes, those are all junk, it's for the best.
Why not recycle them? They are never going to be plugged back into a motherboard and used operationally again.
Far better to recycle the materials in them than have the chip sitting there doing nothing.
I'm not "Green". I am a Red comrade who is hurt when working equipment is broken, even if it is old. In addition, there are many collectors who would like to have some old computer, and computer museums are most likely somewhere else.
Although, if such a chip is broken, then it can be recycled, because it will no longer be restored.
@@user-yh7ry7uu9o It's rubbish that won't ever be used again.
There are only two places for these chips:
1. Recycle the materials in it
2. Give them to museums and schools for education.
Anything else is pointless.
Get over it
They aren't pets.
@@deang5622 I do not agree. As a collector of retro computer equipment, this type of component is increasingly rare and therefore more and more expensive because of this type of person.
25 tonnes gold it is..
Took all those bags of cpu to get that amount of gold takes alot of work
Now i know why all my coworker find this in cpu❤❤
Wait! Dont forget to give the government your 28% of the profits
قال رسول الله "محمد" صلى الله عليه وسلم:
«و الذي نفس محمد بيده، لا يسمع بي أحد من هذه الأمة يهودي ولا نصراني ثم يموت ولم يؤمن بالذي أرسلت به إلا كان من أصحاب النار»
رواه مسلم
YOU DESECRATE THE 386 AND 6X86 GODS
The amount of people who dont understand 250kg or 9.5 grams is insane.... Amuuurrrica 🦅
Здравствуйте где ты давно пропал
Gold holds the information of the Gods 🔥
Gold is gold always back to its original form
Any recommendations on how to acquire large amounts of cpu’s?
I’ve done this before but cannot find large amounts for a price that makes it worth doing.
Bro u not making gold lmao stop
Bro the people that make these videos for all this gold from CPUS and such are the businesses that are online that offer money for gold scrap or gold CPUS worldwide and that’s how they get this much …. It’s not like they have 300 people out everyday in the city trying to find this many to make a video -
You need to score a big scrap for free entirely, buying is probably not worth by the pound unless you have a flawless cheap method to extract.
Most sellers online do not sell bulk of these without a hefty margin, as they could do the same instead.
How many Chemicals did you inhale
Abse mein tijori mein rahkunga 😂
whatever it took to get the gold is way better than synthetic diamonds
I used to make belt buckles out of these and they were worth more than the gold to nerds
6.5 kilos is my guess 🤷♂️
I doubt he got a kilo
95 grams. Just my guess because that's what the scale says. $7,000 today 8/21/23
@@bluevalentine2009the scale shows 951 grams not 95. Thats $58,600 today. I dont know where he is but in the US with that amount he would get 98% spot price for that at the right buyer which is $57,500.
nine hundred and fifty-one grams@@bluevalentine2009
fake 250kg out max 25 g
That is old chip, gold very high
@@mintaduit9257not even close! 25g is the BEST case!
@@MyNotSoHumbleOpinion yeah right, that is full processor.
i think combinate with intel chipset
The gold you take off of the scrap can be tested and proven to be off of electronic products and it's about 1/4 of the value
I guess time to open "old electronics recycling post" :D
Whene we Can see the vidéo i live what you do
very soon
@@goldrecovery i will be présent
What a waste alot of those CPU are worth more than the gold extracted from them lol
who buys them, 10years to sell 1 cpu. man i started hoarding my stuff i wanted to scrap! but i also feel sad about it, so i didnt scrap them but now i have no more space.
ps" if you would live in a country like this, woulf you rather scrap and make a gram of gold so you can eat or put it aside to sell it one day
@@mr.g-sezI guess you would just need to post any of the more rare cpu on ebay and hope the person who needs it finds it
lmao no
они все негодные
What are you gonna do, install a 1985 gaming rig in your garage?
Is time to move on, these are just gonna end up in landfills.
250kg ceramic chips
Yield: 951g gold ($68,472)
Minimum order of 1ton at $7-8/kg ($8,000)
Estimated yield: 3.8kg gold ($273,888)
Risk to reward ratio: 1:34
Don't forget the slag should be set aside for future refining
ویدئو جعلی 😂😂😂 چگونه شما طلا را استخراج کردهاید در زمانی که آن CPU هنوز دستنخورده هستند؟😂😂
Золотые ножки процессора: ☠️
Aapko batane ke liye,😂😂😂.
Islam is fake too lol
Every PC enthusiast must have felt sad watching this.
In phones. Circet boards. CPU. watches ect
Just where to find so many processors....
Imported.
Joke's on you, they're now worth more than their measly bit of Au plating.
Computer history is gone just for rubbishy money. This is priceless 😞
That would be lotsa gold on those
sad to watch historical pieces be salvaged but i guess it has to be done
If they all were working you would get a lot more money selling them to retro enthusiasts than what you will get from the gold.
This 🤙 called a badass business 😅
The brains to use the CPU’s to mine crypto would be worth more than gold
Step 1 : collect CPU´s
Step 2
Step 3: Gold
Hehe😂yep they probably spent as much for heating and melting and extraction 😂 so all the tiny amount of gold they got they had to spend it to pay it off and at the end profit: $0
Walter White will start the illegal CPU business ☠️
It hurts to look at it 😢
I used to do this kind of thing in wearhouse circuit boards everything with bit gold on it
Get rich with money X
Get rich because of the CPU ✓
That's why our ancestors already knows the worth of gold and silver
Props because that's way too much work.