File:How to de-package and expose a GPU flip chip die.webm
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English: Never touch glass etching cream with your bare hands! The silicon dies that make up the technology we love are fascinating and beautiful, unfortunately they're also hidden from view.
This is an instructional video aimed at showing you how to remove the GPU from your graphics card and expose the silicon die. This will allow you to look at the fascinating detail the die contains, allowing you to see how these products are made. Warning: This will obviously destroy any product you do it to, so I would very much recommend starting with a card that's already non functional. |
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Source | YouTube: How to de-package and expose a GPU flip chip Die – View/save archived versions on archive.org and archive.today |
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