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What you are saying is very noble but in reality it may be more trouble than it's worth. Old motherboards would not be dual processor capable. Who is going to test the components and put them together and then support them after that. There also would be not much use for straight text processing.
Everybody always wants the latest and greatest ( even in the poor countries ).
Unfortunately it is a disposable world not only in computers but all goods.
The cost of labour is more expensive than the purchase price of a new piece of equipment.
For example my friend owned a TV/Video repair store. To cover his costs he charged $100 minimum to repair a Video or DVD player.
You can buy a new one for $49
hth
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