Interesting fact. The silicon memory die has bond pads running down the centre and it is fitted face down. The package substrate has a slot running through the centre. The silicon is electrically connected to the bottom of the substrate (the side with solder balls) by wires stitched through the slot. This is then covered in a strip of mould compound visible in the image. Super fast signals, super cheap construction.

Jokes on them, I download all my ram

ever heard of evo 980?

I believe those are what micron uses to make their dualsided 48gb server modules.

For Intel, 18A.

what happens after 1nm

And my axe.

Pastry heretic! Long live the holographic pyramid!

Bombs

When I hear Ram and power usage I immediately think of the benefits that gives unified memory systems like APUs. That basically means faster APUs that are already approaching middle gaming performance

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“5nm” is not related in any way to feature size or precision. It’s just a marketing name for the manufacturing process that followed “7nm”.

is 5 nm the resolution of the process? So the transistors aren't 5 nm, but creating a usable semiconductor structure requires precision on the order of 5 nm

That's $700 just for the stickers.

What in gods flat green Earth is a Dramurai?

(btw flat = joke just fyi - I know Earth is a donut)

Yo dawg, you got inflated inflation in yo inflation, so we inflated some more inflation fo yo inflation… some billionaire in their best Xzibit voice😂

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I am not sure where I heard something like this before

I remember when, instead of iphones exploding, they were holding water enough to be used as water guns. Good times. iPhone went full circle for faults.

Samsung has a hospital and people aren't dying from failing technology.

Servers, at first. High capacity and low voltage. Cutting your power budget is real shit when you're running thousands of machines... Trickle down to laptops and then desktops eventually....

Not that it's the case here, but remember that toyota issued a recall for people being dumbfucks with their floor mats, that was a "manufacturer defect" with the stuck gas pedals.

Just because a company issues a recall doesn't mean it was actually not user error.

Again, not that it is in this case, but something to keep in mind.

You need to be a dramurai to understand this

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