Never had the idea that microchips are sorted by the rate of failure, thought of leaving this here for my fellow pc masters
The full video here :
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dX9CGRZwD-w&feature=youtu.be
Never had the idea that microchips are sorted by the rate of failure, thought of leaving this here for my fellow pc masters
The full video here :
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dX9CGRZwD-w&feature=youtu.be
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Imagine how long it took to make the tools and figure out the procedures!
I’m gonna need a reference on that, I don’t think that’s how they would classify i-ness because it would be difficult to have a consistent performance
Transiters in this form are the most mass produced product in history and the most abundantly available resource on the planet.
It also makes it the cheapest too.
There are an estimated 16,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 globally, that is enough for each person on earth to own trillions.
Impressive, very nice!
Let’s see amd microchip…
This is just downbinning. There’s not as bad faulty rate by far nowadays. Lower tier chips are made regularly. These downgraded chips are just small portion of them to prevent trashing whole chip when part is fully working.
So all CPU start as the same but the more faulty “units” it has, the lower the i-number? So a manufacturer tries to build i9 only but come up with faulty units which then become i5 or i3? Weird
What so my i5 is just a broken i9…. Hmm maybe I can fix it!
I’m a machinist by trade, and 3/4″ of a mm gave me a physical reaction. Lol
so the identifier numbers are chosen and not decided? thats insane
“The completed wafer is sent to a separate building where each of the CPUs undergoes rigorous testing to see if it is working as intended”
Intel:
https://preview.redd.it/9ug75a06ived1.jpeg?width=800&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0dcdd3a074f51199897bb575f91bf583d176eebd
This clip is from branch education youtube channel. Highly vaulable source, go check out.
Ahh so cpus are made from crack rocks. Nice!
Yet we still started with sticks and rocks
My i3 identifies as an i9. If they don’t believe me, I will show them this video.
Always baffles me how Silicium is somehow translated into Silicon, which is actually a whole different thing
The actual process of UV and EUV Lithography is pretty insane too if you think about it
“These intel 13th gen-“
*proceeds to show what looks to be either ~~10th gen or older die~~ not lga 1700 pcb*
“Dead” a.k.a. Celeron CPUs.
Branch Education:
The full video is 27 minutes, highly recommend watching everything they’ve have made.
https://youtu.be/dX9CGRZwD-w?feature=shared
Like all the greatest inventions, it all started with a crack rock.
So does it mean that the i3 is a defective model??
trick rock into thinking
The more advanced and accurate version is this. I recommend everyone interested to have a look. The knowledge is priceless.
https://youtu.be/dX9CGRZwD-w?si=uG1WJUnGNGA4EGKN
This gave me much pleasure.
Cool video.
But I hate this trend of rendering a horizontal framed video into a vertical format, so even if I rotate my phone to make match the video orientation it uses a tiny fraction of my screen. Vertical video is bad enough without turning the horizontal videos into somthing somehow even worse.