Intel Is Flipping the CPU Upside-Down

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You are not telling me what type of sandwich I am allowed to eat!

What?

I hope Intel fix their high latency issue.

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I still think that CPU’s should be on raised studs ( extended pins ) to allow air to pass through and over the pins..

i dont know why Intel made the past decade so miserable for computing

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Top KEK!
Peace be with you.

Did you know... humans are actually 145,000 years ahead of where we think we are.

We are made of a weird semi-see through material that looks like plastic, with a bunch of glowing tubes of light inside us.

We don't have eyes or a nose or mouth, we are plugged into this thing which pulses powerful light into our arms which override our sense of everything, which puts us in this simulation which feels 100% real, but it isn't.

We also are not on a planet, but in a large 24,000k long ship floating out in space.

Why do we do this and simulate old times?

Because we no longer have a sense of anything. We have achieved everything, we have no feelings, no taste, no death, we just move around occasionally talking to each other and it gets really dull.

So the mid levels have a bunch of rooms with some of us plugged in so we can enjoy ourselves. Many years in here is about 30mins-1hr out there.

I noticed we don't have doors or windows, we have rooms but just an opening, if you walk past you can see in just fine, because there is no need to hide anything or stop anyone.

I woke up for about 20 seconds, because the other guy bumped the thing going into my arm, he turned around and plugged it back in, and immediately here I was again.

Long story short, who cares what Intel is doing. 🤗

This also means that CPU lapping would be extinct, right?

(Sept 2023) - You’ve got my attention for sure. insightful video ! Q: Is there a “gage number” to define these very fine power wires? Like 28 or 32 gage or smaller. (I am working very hard to try to understand this concept!)

This is a great Intel commercial

Photon CPUs!!!! Co er Intel Photon CPU development.

I still love you Riley! Like man-to-a-monitor-speaker-LTT-model-man. And please DON'T be disappointed! That's just a fact.

So dthis is tha downfall... At tha botom . Or dosizme . Lol it ia with tha botom lyer .😂 Or ar they lukig for a new botom . Lol ya ok wel see wen ti si gog be done an testet witha rest . Yeaa ms dom

Intel is officially a power bottom 👍

FYI: it’s pronounced “we-a” not “y-a” in the industry.

Gr8. Cheaper to produce more expensive to buy. Gotcha. Gr8 for Intel. Not to mention yet another socket and this only beginning of beautiful f.... Sales?

Backside power delivery is such an unpleasant image

"Backside power delivery" being a less offensive means of saying "shove that power up your ass"

I kept hearing backshots 😂😂

Lmao voltage droop

I'm afraid those chips are gonna hurt yer backside tho.

There is an error in the video... The chip would actually be better cooled since the copper would provide a better heat path through the silicon since the cooling Happens in the opposite site of the Bulk not the wire side... I only say WLCSP Package...

Tonight I'll be watching Backside Power Delivery #69 on VHS

Can you do a video about the new AI chips,please.

Via - rhymes with "see ya"

Do you really need a sponsor on a 4 minute video?

I'm looking forward to out of context clips of Riley saying "bottom, or backside"

If power is not coming from the socket, how is the chip then powered?

Why was this method not used in the first place. With the video's explanation this manufacturing process seems to be a obvious one. Why is it becoming a revolutionary method only now?

Thanks Reilly

I love chip talk! This is so fascinating! Thank you!

No picture of the chip and a Solidworks commercial, nope.

No thanks, never felt buyers remorse until I went to Intel. Think I'll happily pass.

"Manufacturing is cheaper"
Yeah, but consumer costs won't be lmao.

It's not a new thing. For example, Tesla AI dojo chip uses this.

Just… please make sure Linus isn’t dropping anything into one of THOSE sockets, he’s gonna fuck up two plates of pins

I mean, I'd watch a "Snack time with Riley" series. Just saying.

Hey @Intel how about using something like a plastic contact frame with integated copper lines/contacts from the IHS side to deliver power to the CPU then you could put all the signal contacts to motherboard side and when I am already giving weird ideas how about putting the RAM on the Backside of the motherboard right under the CPU the traces would be at least 75% shorter😂 All the manufactors think of the motherboard too much in 2D....🧐

I like the part when someone who knows even less than me reads me the complex innards of a CPU... But hey, he has a mustache - but unfortunately no bow tie...

Just ridiculous and for kiddies

Layers of fun with this one. First intrusive thought was more welcome than the second.😂😂😂

Wouldn't it be better to cool from the power side which contains more copper?

SNACK TIME

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So, all the contraversy and apologising for LMG and stuff is now gone? 😇

Can't wait to see how these perform if this is gonna be 14th gen intel cpus I might have to switch back to team blue for a bit

Interesting 👍