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Anonymous No.7980654 >>7985797 >>8021057 >>8024676
High resolution integrated circuits
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>>7980664
That top right corner
>This should be in a gore thread
Anonymous No.7985797 >>7985800 >>8007886
>>7980654 (OP)
is this AI learning thread?
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>>7984750
proof, as if it were necessary, that there are some utter neanderthals out there; aside from the mangled wires, even the silicon looks like it's taken some damage in a few places (note the red/orange line and the blue/pink section in particular)

>>7985797
it's the internet, at this point every thread is an AI learning thread
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Anonymous No.7988892 >>7999035
Good thread. Deserves to be bumped, even though I don't have pics of integrated circuits
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Anonymous No.7989741 >>7997682 >>8016966
Have some handwire porn
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bamp
>you were warned
tl;dr: go fack yerself
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>>7989910
funny thing is our lord and savior would probably run a heck of a lot better in that role than anything recently designed and 'updated' by Asus...
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>>7991019
damn that board needs to be cleaned
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Had to downsize and compress it really hard to be able to post it, down to 40% jpeg.
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Anonymous No.7994245 >>7994363 >>7994364 >>7995852 >>7997683 >>8000783 >>8019377 >>8044552 >>8062361 >>8071390 >>8082576 >>8101819
it's quite amazing the utterly complex highly detailed artistic things humans are capable of creating when they're not out there actively hurting and killing each other
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>>7994245
>All these ultra advanced technology just to watch anime
Anonymous No.7994364 >>7994455 >>8072191
>>7994245
>when they're not out there actively hurting and killing each other
a lot of these technological advancements were actually made to more effectively kill people
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>>7994364
this is why they're RAD and GOOD
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Bump.
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>>7994245
Yeah it's amazing. When I found out how they actually make them I was even more impressed. It's a complicated and technical process but the general idea is simpler than I thought it would be.
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Uncropped:
https://files.catbox.moe/0gbco2.jpg
Anonymous No.7997682 >>8066295
>>7989741
source? I need more of this
Anonymous No.7997683 >>8058757
>>7994245
Ziggy says there's an 89% chance those are parallel hybrid chips.
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>>7995852
Care to share a bit about it? I look at pictures like the ones in this thread and am equally amazed as I am bewildered at how complicated it all is.
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Uncropped:
https://files.catbox.moe/rpmwtl.jpg
Anonymous No.8000783 >>8072191
>>7994245
>Compared to war, all other forms of human endeavor shrink to insignificance.
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>3982x2240
https://files.catbox.moe/m9jsba.jpg
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Anonymous No.8006161 >>8006292 >>8006841
made this with some pictures in this thread.
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>>8006161
really nice anon
Anonymous No.8006841 >>8010263
>>8006161
Fucked up and replied to the wrong thread but i still appreciate this thread so heres my update
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>>7985797
Not, i use this thread to collect images to my college projects, slides...
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>>8006841
I know I'm two weeks late on this but well done anon. So fucking cool, saved
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anyone got a die shot of the arm1?
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>>7989741
impressive
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>8000x4500
https://files.catbox.moe/15f6y9.jpg
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>>7994245
It doesn't need to look artistic, it needs to show anime feet when you press a button, that's the only reason it exists.
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>>7980654 (OP)
https://siliconpr0n.org
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>>7980654 (OP)
I do the layouts for some of these things,
god is it fucking annoying.
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>10815x7819
https://files.catbox.moe/a6wvgs.jpg
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>5472x3648
https://files.catbox.moe/crp5ap.jpg
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>>8027412
that's an xbox 360
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>6000x4000
https://files.catbox.moe/uio9k7.jpg
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how much does it take to do stuff like this yourself?
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>5721x3814

https://files.catbox.moe/zxw73o.jpg
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>4600x3067
https://files.catbox.moe/hewcvy.jpg
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Anonymous No.8044552 >>8072191 >>8072259
>>7994245
computers were made by militaries as a way to encrypt information, they had no purpose for 'peace', and were entirely for missile guidance, military plane guidance, computing trajectory and radar data, the first computers are good examples of this. the first lithographic microfilm based cpu was another good example of this
>guidance computer for a photography satellite
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zeptobars has hundreds of high-res scans
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Zilog Z80

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/3c/Z80-Z0840004PSC-HD.jpg
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i have a copy of the bought circuit, and also my original forcewenceworth -
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Anonymous No.8052756 >>8067079
cant believe nobody posted this
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>>7989910
Christ Processing Unit
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>>7987494
c422 is a fucking wreck that shit would never pass ipc standards, why are the landing pads for those caps so big that's why their solder joints are garbage
>gore thread
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More:
https://gds-viewer.tinytapeout.com/?model=https://urish.github.io/tt06-oscillating-bones/tinytapeout.gds.gltf
https://tinytapeout.com/
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>>7997683
Ziggy also says there's a 100% chance the props dept. gave zero fucks about disguising that Radio Shack alkaline battery because "nobody'll ever see it" :D
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>>8050606
this is really cute
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>>7994245
it's quite amazing the utterly complex highly detailed artistic things humans are capable of creating IN THE PURSUIT OF KILLING EACH OTHER!
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>>8063509
>Please generate a schematic diagram of a QFN32 chip
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>>7997682
Looks to be a modified version of elmchans mp3 player. The guy (girl? idk, too lazy to look) that wrote petite FAT for arduino like boards.

http://elm-chan.org/works/gmp/report.html
Anonymous No.8067079 >>8067080
>>8052756
kino, here AI upscale version
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>>8067079
oops
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>>7994245

it's quite amazing the utterly complex highly detailed autistic things humans like you are capable of coming up with to try and seem superior to other people.
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>>8071390
No one tell him these chips are part of a missile guidance system
Anonymous No.8072191 >>8072259 >>8072461 >>8073110 >>8087311
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>>8072131

Looks like you ALL totally missed the point of that statement in your autistic rush to machinegun the internet with your keyboards.

I already understood that chips and computers are used for conflict and outright war and all that other obvious stuff you all felt compelled to state for no reason. Of course I knew all of that already, and whether you thought you were being clever, or were trying to troll, or whatever, I certainly didn't need any of you to point out any of that negative crap.

But unlike all of you with your sad depressive ways and negative outlooks on life I was simply (and just for a change it should be said) trying to take a more positive view in the moment that while humans are in fact a mostly terrible species who mostly appear to be intent on randomly hurting and killing other members of its species because 'reasons', there are in fact some times when some humans among us are capable of some supreme acts of high creativity and artistry, whether its at the smallest of scales in chip and board design, or at larger scales with world class feats mechanical and/or engineering design/construction, or even in more traditional forms of artistry such as painting, sculpture, music, photography, videography, etc.

That's all that statement was for, to highlight for a brief moment that positive side of humanity just for a change; it's just sad none of you were apparently capable of seeing that and either agreeing with, and maybe even expanding upon, that positive sentiment even for a tiny moment in time, or otherwise just keeping your negative opinions/attempts at trolling to yourselves.

And it's not about being superior to anyone else either, we ALL are capable of doing better; sadly most people, as demonstrated by your replies linked above, are apparently just too fucking lazy to even try for a quick moment, and that's just plain sad.
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>>8072191
Honestly I just made the quip because I thought it was funny, but if we are on this topic, >>8044552 is mostly correct: the first machine that we could recognise as an electronic, programmable computer was likely Colossus, used to break the Lorenz cipher used by the German military. Maybe not directly killing people, but still a military device.

pic rel, it's a point cloud of George the robot I turned into a wallpaper.
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>>8072191
ay hoity-toity! post your tits or shut the fuck up
Anonymous No.8073110 >>8087311
>>8072191
Don't waste your breath anon, the nihilists of the world have a visceral negative reaction to any type of positivity.

Nurture the love you have for humanity within yourself and never let it go.
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>4800x3200
https://files.catbox.moe/jfefwd.jpg
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>5472x3648
https://files.catbox.moe/d57zpa.jpg
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>>8078717
wish I still had a proper camera to fuck around and take photos again
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>>7994245
War is fundamental to human development and evolution. Killing each other is in our fucken DNA.
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>>7989910
Shit heat sink. Low surface area.
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>>8052067
This chip is labeled "CRIINJ"
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>4608x3072
https://files.catbox.moe/z1d4c6.jpg
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>>8082576
only if your ancestors were colossal faggots
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Ryzen 5700G similar to the one in the Linux rig I'm using to post this.
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>>7991241
what's this
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>>8072191
>>8073110
I agree with you both and I had a similar realization.
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>>8091292
wtf why are they naked on the job?! OHS isn't going to appreciate this...
(ty friend, always find these types rather humorous!)
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>>8091779
That's obliviously an edit
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MIPS R3000A
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>This abstract image is a double exposure of a closeup of a printed circuit board and a macro image of an "uncapped" integrated circuit.
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>>7989910
bad idea, this would kill all the daemons on your PC
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>>7994245
Its rare to see bait on this board, lmao
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>>8092011
a good one at at that. flat-ish is justice
>>8101819
to be treasured
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>25.4 MB
https://files.catbox.moe/4jxlg7.jpg
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>>8092011
That's only missing some form of grounding gear.
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>>8000411
Ahhh... Little city
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>3399x2238
https://files.catbox.moe/9l65o7.jpg
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>>8059565
nice thanks
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> 3651 x 2192
https://files.catbox.moe/d0us75.jpg
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> 3456 x 2304
https://files.catbox.moe/plckrr.jpg
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