How Cpu's are made


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    How Cpu's are made


    I found this interesting members here might find it interesting as well cheers
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    Thanks for posting that very interesting.
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    No problem it's one of those things that has you wondering how those guys get sand to react like that and the no dust clean x 1000 work area like wow
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    Wow I wasn't expecting that video to be as interesting as it was. Thanks for the post mate!
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    Even as an EE this stuff amazes me just as the ability for engineers to build magnificent complex macro structures and machines.
    I'd really like a high def picture of an i7 chip (not the package!!!). These could be framed as works of art
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    this may be of interest too, it is posted here but I can't find the %##^&* thing.
    The CPU, a Small Journey | Technical Blogs from Great Contributors

    Interesting video find Tommy.
    Last edited by Britton30; 02 Apr 2013 at 02:27.
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    Glad everyone liked the Video very complex procedure lots of calculations and man hours
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    yup, it's amazing they work.
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    Very cool
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    Wow, nice!
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