Cpu Under the Microscope [1080p Full HD]

[@LaercioCruvinel]

It would be even more interesting if you inform the magnification for each frame.

[@MicroScopers]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@christhelostsoul9927]

@@MicroScopers you should do this but with a gpu cpu

[@CTMKD]

@@christhelostsoul9927 a gpu cpu is called a gpu (graphics processing unit) and it uses the same tech as CPUs just with different architectures and features.

[@anveshatagore542]

He xant..cz he dnt knw a thing abt it i guess 😄😄

[@Wackyorb]

I don't think the magnification was very deep at all lol. (for a cpu)

[@vineethreddy8226]

1996-650nm 2018- 7nm ~20 years -Moore's Law🔥🔥

[@magistrmaestro2845]

Moore's law?

[@UnrealOG137]

@@magistrmaestro2845 the observation that the amount of transistors on an integrated circuit had doubled every 18 months.

[@jojolafrite90]

Moore's law never existed in the first place, it was like a guideline for the industry and the density of transistor was always kind of a vague way of defining a CPU actual processing power, now it's more and more unrelated to the real processing power. Plus the density was always an average, some parts are probably at 1nm since quite some time. And the processing power doesn't follow "Moore's law" since quite some time already. Anyway...

[@RzariRzari]

Moore's law is dying and was more like long-ish-term observation rather than law. I don't know why people called this law

[@Harsh-Prakash]

Now its 5nm

[@Noise-Bomb]

The mind boggles... Incredible what can be archived by humanity!

[@yaghiziad1034]

this cpu is very old, today we have cpu that are 100 times smaler inside than that

[@UnknownPerson-nl7te]

@@yaghiziad1034 Today, A processor is made with 345 times smaller transistor than this Processor shown in video... That's way complicated, even a thousand years is not enough for me to design a computer

[@metamorphic_archives]

Imagine that small chip powers a computer with lots of possibilities, *wow*

[@proftom]

made a microchip to see how a microchip is made.. "damn! that's some quantum s**t right there man!"

[@jj74qformerlyjailbreak3]

I love how they hide the Easter 🥚s in these chips. I’m starting my own collection high res pics. I’m following.

[@Superhit_DJ]

Just 2024 in 3nm ..or.. just 2050 me kesa hota hai processor search in KZbin 😂😂😂😂😂

[@derstreit]

Nice video, but i think the actual circuits are on the other side of the chip, facing the ceramics. What we can see here are some interconnect layers, that connect the different circuits together and finaly the CPU-core to the pins.

[@MicroScopers]

Hi, CheruPrime! Thanks for the comment! I think we can see several layers of the cpu die and also the circuits... but i'm not sure... you may be right! Be sure to subscribe because we have 2 more CPUs to explore...!

[@meme-ef2rm]

@@MicroScopers shove it up our arse

[@ronch550]

This chip was designed by Cyrix, the 6x86 (M1), which gave the Pentium strong competition in the mid-90s. It's quite an interesting core.

[@dhonduwani3129]

Hard to believe precision something made but cant be seen, any video of IC manufacturing like wire bonding chip to PCB.

[@Jayarajdreams]

How made the large nnumber of complicated circuits in micro level ?

[@ArifBillahOnGoogle]

My stupid CPU is revealing the secrets of it's fellow. 😂😂😂

[@saskiavanhoutert3190]

This is a great video which presents the today possibilities in computertechnology, make them from recycled plastic-fibre, that last one is just a thought, thanks for showing and kind regards.

[@kartiksingh4082]

The mobile in which u r watching already has better processor than one u see magnified.😄

[@TheWtfareyoulooking]

Quite a long time ago

[@VDani16]

"Much better

[@s727r]

How the fuck can they make something so small. What sort of witch craft is this? 😂🤣😂😂

[@merph1s]

Photolithography

[@SIC66SIC66]

Nice! I think it would look more interesting if you took a look at a more recent processor with such high magnification, this old processor you chose has so few features. Though these new chips have many many layers and need processing before they look really nice.

[@MicroScopers]

Thanks for commenting! You're right! A newer processor would be much better, but it's the only cpu i have with the chip exposed... But it's a good idea for a future video!

[@SIC66SIC66]

I can send you some of my etched chips if you want. I have a spare Coppermine die and I also have some spare Pentium 4 dies I used for testing, they already have their upper layers removed by etching.

[@SIC66SIC66]

So I replied to your PM but youtube doesn't give you a notice about that..

[@geometricart7851]

needed another 10x or more to see the separate transistors

[@Random_4400]

That's very interesting I've never seen a CPU with an exposed die

[@heavenly2k]

This music makes me unreasonably annoyed but the video is so cool lol

[@cripergaming6361]

nice work my guy

[@newholland5478]

0:38 shows why you need thermal paste for your cpu

[@MicroScopers]

Thanks for stopping by! Yeap! But keep in mind that this cpu is broken. So this cpu has a lot more scratches than a normal working cpu.

[@adamborucki2626]

i have a soem questions - what microscope was used in this video . I wonder how expensive it is . I Wish i could have one for my own .

[@MicroScopers]

Hi, we use the "OMAX 40X-2000X Binocular Compound LED Microscope". Thanks for the comment!

[@garyr7027]

Nanopeople made the soldier connections.

[@zainteresovan1]

Alien technology

[@selimata7306]

I already knew that those who did this were not human, my friend.😉

[@marinhtml]

What magnification, what processor, how much nm are we seeing here (at least at the end)? Thanks

[@richardlee8546]

calm down man, this is just an old CPU, not star war or something like that.

[@jojolafrite90]

Yeah, well this old CPU is quite more interesting or impressive than Star Wars.

[@kravietzky2360]

Well, you know, for you it may be boring, but to IT technician like me it's a beautiful part of history. So kindly STFU

[@facundoviale1666]

These processors have more work than all star wars movies, comics and animations together 8)

[@Iam_Dunn]

6x86? Glad you didn’t waste more than a $5 CPU for this... LOL :)

[@MJ-uk6lu]

They might be rare and expensive though

[@WaffleTM420]

How do you make the die videos? What did you do to the CPU?

[@deb5976]

The central part is actually the Cache memory, am I wrong?

[@kanromusic]

why do i hear boss music?

[@MeariBamu]

can you do this again to teardown A12 Chips/Nowadays AMD chips?

[@AnkitLovesTravelling]

So that you chinese could copy it ,as you are master in copying anything😂

[@MeariBamu]

@@AnkitLovesTravelling you are lying master

[@AnkitLovesTravelling]

@@MeariBamu whole world knows that you chinese copy and steal American technology,it mean that whole world is Lying Master😁

[@MeariBamu]

@@AnkitLovesTravellingif you want to say i'm copy, just reply this message to other that you find what i'm copy. and i will continue to answer you

[@AnkitLovesTravelling]

@@MeariBamu Your English teacher must be ashamed of you...Plz do correction of the words you wrote....

[@realfamiliarfez]

i get that this shit is cool but why the dramatic music lmfao

[@kalpeshwani8520]

Un animated videos of wire bonding @1:30......& afterwards...

[@smallcatgirl]

IM THE 100,000th VIEWER!!

[@AriVovp]

650nm. Good luck with the new 5 or 8 nm

[@ttsuter87]

Sounds like soundtrack music from the movie Thor.

[@borgholable]

man is mighty

[@thamerali9697]

Why don't you say the one who created man is the mighty?

[@thamerali9697]

@richard brook English please

[@BillSikes.]

How the hell did we get from the wheel to this ? All is Brahman 🕉️

[@ProfQED]

love it thanks

[@WilliamAhlert]

Nice transformers i-VI-iii-VII thing

[@a.z.m.latifurrahman1351]

Is that morscode?

[@THEGWEENY]

grandfarder cpu

[@DonnieDarkoTTV]

shoutout to my cpu i7 8700k ily baby

[@RixtronixLAB]

Cool :)

[@GaddiAdda_]

650 nm tech! YOLO 🤘

[@melanciaacrobatica5928]

STOP doing this mid scenes, and you go better. give what you propose, not a guy handing a processor around and video animations repeatedly in mid scenes cutting the microscope recordings.. its insane.

[@Unknown-mt6jg]

Inside CPU haven only transistor or capacitor

[@harshvardhandixit3315]

Which cpu is this

[@MicroScopers]

Check out 0:19

[@artistacielo6492]

Those are some poor solder joints my friend... Use more flux i guess

[@patty1991]

what does it Happen, if this Chip ... is so smal as the nano string hinself ?

[@patty1991]

i7 ? no i1 TB

[@ghost3990]

GHOST

[@CTMKD]

don't do this someone will reverse engineer it like amd did lol

[@MicroScopers]

:)

[@kalpeshwani8520]

Most mind think fuse wires are the least in operation.......

[@legoworks-cg5hk]

Why the stupid cropped overlay?

[@MicroScopers]

Thanks for the feedback! We use a light microscope, a smartphone and an adapter to keep it still. So the video is a black background with a circle in the middle (the actual video). If we zoom in, the video quality reduces . So we use the overlay. Have a nice day!

[@jetromanucan6872]

Iii can't say any words

[@kahviijapullaa]

What is the music..?

[@Iam_Dunn]

kahviijapullaa ...Garageband... LOL :)

[@pianoproduction5149]

Какой-то китаец сидит и паяет такое.

[@kevinpiris3704]

Is not 1080p

[@HaggardPillockHD]

badly made video. Should've focused on the circuitry on the chip without so much jagged moving around. Don't see the point in spending half of the video on the edges and pins.

[@HaggardPillockHD]

better video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fKnZZH2liJaoj5o

[@MicroScopers]

That's an Amazing video! Thanks for the feedback!

[@nurmnMVP]

Как это херня работает

[@anahowa4059]

هل شاركهم الجن في صنعها ام لا

[@MicroScopers]

مرحبًا ، أنا Howa! شكرا على تعليقك! نحن لا نعرف الجن. من هو؟ هل ينشئ هذا النوع من مقاطع الفيديو أيضًا؟

[@NoName-wo6tm]

اعتقد ان هذا سبب من أسباب تخلفنا نحن العرب .. مع احتراماتي !

[@fromonhigh891]

the music is a bit...cheesy and too intense...

[@MicroScopers]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@gokhantahsin5190]

what fucking video is this?

[@MC-mh2ju]

Gay.