Random Chit Chat

[jmacavali]

This would solve so many problems.....I think....
http://mashable.com/2013/03/20/minusiq-pill-video/

 

[setishock]

Gives new meaning to > Stuck in stupid...

 

[BK_123]

This would solve so many problems.....I think....
http://mashable.com/2013/03/20/minusiq-pill-video/

The last thing I would want to do is lower my IQ.

 

[foothead]

So this might seem like a weird question, but does anyone know of a way to get a CPU die to delaminate from the package?

 

[setishock]

Intel or AMD?

 

[foothead]

Intel or AMD?

Either one really. I was thinking the old willamette P4s would be a good choice since they're readily available and have a relatively large die size. I want to coat the dies in some sort of clear resin and make CPU earrings (yes, I'm a nerd, lol.)

I was also thinking about using intel atoms package and all, but I'd rather just the die if possible.

 

[setishock]

You're wanting to get the bakelite off so you can see the actual circuit? The two halfs are bonded in such a fashion you have to cut them off. Nib off the edges working you way in.

 

[BK_123]

Either one really. I was thinking the old willamette P4s would be a good choice since they're readily available and have a relatively large die size. I want to coat the dies in some sort of clear resin and make CPU earrings (yes, I'm a nerd, lol.)

I was also thinking about using intel atoms package and all, but I'd rather just the die if possible.

Like these

 

[foothead]

You're wanting to get the bakelite off so you can see the actual circuit? The two halfs are bonded in such a fashion you have to cut them off. Nib off the edges working you way in.

Hm, guess I'll have to try that on one I already have and see how it works. I was hoping for some sort of chemical process to remove the adhesive so it could just be heatgunned off. I'm going to try putting a torch to one for a while as well. Someone on another forum was saying that sometimes works.

Like these

lol, hell no. That just looks uncomfortable. I want just the chip, not the entire package. Or at least a smaller package like an atom.

edit: like this.

 

[BK_123]

Hm, guess I'll have to try that on one I already have and see how it works. I was hoping for some sort of chemical process to remove the adhesive so it could just be heatgunned off. I'm going to try putting a torch to one for a while as well. Someone on another forum was saying that sometimes works.



lol, hell no. That just looks uncomfortable. I want just the chip, not the entire package. Or at least a smaller package like an atom.

Ahh ok then..