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Reverse-engineering: www.eevblog.com/forum/projects/reverse-engineering-some-l...
Some random CPU usage meter I found... That's totally awesome!
I forgot to take a shot of the CPU around 25% usage. At that point she has her skirt on still and bra.
Ceramic 68000 CPU from Freescale Semiconductor. The "HC" indicates a CMOS process, which Motorola introduced for the 68K line in 1985. The RC12 unit can run at up to 12.5MHz.
After moving, Alissa plugged in her computer, and the power supply started sparking and died. I took one out of a spare case, plugged it in her computer, and it worked fine.
Made me very happy not to have to spend much time on that.
the CPU from an old laptop- 454 gold pins, standing to attention in perfect unison. Why did i count them? :S
hope you like it :)
Two Pentium M processors, Banias (left) and Dothan (right). Both pulled from laptops with thermal grease on the CPUs.