how do i make my own grafics card?

>>2917552 (OP)
for my two cents i would want pixel perfect masking followed by litopgraphy fixed duration allows for intensity adjustments endowing the machine with z axis. margin of error is in the light ie atmosphere. you can create what i call waterfalls but they are an increased potential marker for the electrons. no clue what a classification is or standards.

>>2917552 (OP)
Get AI to make a card, program the drivers, do what this guy does but better.

http://sam.zeloof.xyz/category/semiconductor/

>>2917574

>>2917552 (OP)
spend 25 years learning semiconductor manufacturing processes, how to make the tools for semiconductor manufacturing, parallel computing design, general electronics design, and driver programming
or if you just want a "technically it's a GPU" make a homemade cpu and a gpu from discrete chips over the course of a few months or couple years, you'll have a lot more freedom to keep it simple and skip 99% of the work. Maybe even just implement it into an FPGA if you don't want to do that work.

make a flat or semi flat piece of glass, go out into a lightning storm and hold the glass up as high as you can above your head, lightning should strike the glass and if youre lucky it will make something like a pcb with grooves in it, go home and fill the grooves with gold, rip off a pcie slot from a old gpu and just nail that into the edge of the glass with a hammer, plug that in and see if it works, if not you probably didnt use enough gold in the grooves

There are projects that utilize old chips.

https://www.tomshardware.com/news/3dfx-voodoo-5-6000-comes-back-to-life-better-than-ever

>>2917552 (OP)
slowly
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7rce6IQDWs&pp=ygUUaG9tZSBtYWRlIHZpZGVvIGNhcmQ%3D

>>2919853
Im not in the microelectronics hobby but this is pretty crazy right? Or is he another youtuber ‘hobbyist’ with a 300 grand in tools? I never seen someone do PVD for cheap let alone on that scale

>>2920343
thermal evaporation is pretty cheap and easy to set up, there's a lot of diy ones for that
he was gifted some expensive and old equipment but it's still impressive regardless, especially considering how young he was when he started it
chip fabrication is a bit simpler than most people expect it to be (especially with basic/old ones like that) but still takes quite a bit of playing around with a lot of processes to get working. If you really have low standards you could probably even get it done with only a few hundred dollars and a bit of work, but the results will not be particularly good

>>2917552 (OP)
Use a card with a FPGA, download from here:
https://opencores.org/projects/orsoc_graphics_accelerator
and add output drivers for the monitor.

the hard part would be making the drivers