This Processor is USED however, it is in great working condition. The pins are all 24K GOLD plated and straight & solid. The AMD Am386 DX-40 CPU is a vintage 32-bit processor with a speed of 40 MHz, designed in a 132-pin PQFP package. This Processor outperformed Intel's fastest 386 chip at a budget. It was released in 1991 for Jaton Corp. in Fremont, CA., USA by CPU manufacturer AMD in the United States. This unit is a rare find for collectors of vintage computing hardware. The Am386 DX-40 is a classic piece of technology that showcases the history and evolution of early 90s computing systems.