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This is an old Intel 80386DX CPU die from an old Dell desktop computer from the late 1980's. This CPU die has been sitting in a draw for the last 20 years or so. I always wanted to see what one of these looked like in person. My first and second attempts at cracking open newer CPU's ended in failure. It seems that after the 686 series of CPU's manufactures started to use epoxy to permanently bond the CPU die to the socket, making it impossible to expose the die. These old CPU's simply had a metal cover held in place with glue. As you can see I did manage to crack the socket and the die itself.
This time I made sure the lens and CPU die were parallel to one another. This way I could get and even DOF throughout the whole image. This picture is also sharper to since I used the viewfinder and the D7000's rangefinder for better accuracy.
For this setup I used my D7000 and 40mm 2.8G DX macro lens. I fitted a +2 closeup filter which really didn't seem to do anything for this lens. The setup was tripod mounted facing down at the CPU. I had both of my SB-700's setup on either side of the lens both fitted with diffusers and both set to 1/25th power. My settings were aperture f22, shutter 160th and ISO 100. I used the MC-DC2 remote trigger and the D7000's mirror up function to eliminate any chance of camera shake.
Do you need to organize your data??? Here is the perfect solution. These cute pieces called ‘Thumb-Drivez’ not only help you to keep your files and data in place but also add an element of quirkiness to your laptop.
Both artistic and fully functional, these guys also let you use both the side by side USB ports in your laptop simultaneously.
Imagine a Pizza or a burger hanging out of your laptop….. It’s a definite conversation starter and a something your colleagues will envy.
The 45th Charles F. Dolan School of Business Student Faculty Recognition Ceremony was held on April 23, 2023 celebrating the achievements of our community for the 2022-2023 academic year. Congratulations to our award recipients!
aspen, colorado
1982
televideo model 950 keyboard
aspen computer society
part of an archival project, featuring the photographs of nick dewolf
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Woman working on old computer doing her small business accounts
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aspen, colorado
1982
power cords, cassette tape drives and a texas instruments calculator
aspen computer society
part of an archival project, featuring the photographs of nick dewolf
© the Nick DeWolf Foundation
Image-use requests are welcome via flickrmail or nickdewolfphotoarchive [at] gmail [dot] com