Amd bristol ridge uncovered after withdrawing ihs
Table of contents:
Various photographs have appeared of a new AMD Bristol Ridge APU to which a de-lidded process has been applied to remove the integrated heat sink (IHS) and view the bare PCB with all that is hidden.
This is what AMD Bristol Ridge looks like without the IHS
The process of removing the IHS is carried out by the most experts who want to maximize the cooling of their processor in order to get the most out of it by applying an overclock. Overclocker Nam Dae Won has had access to several samples of an AMD Bristol Ridge processor and has not hesitated to strip it bare to show the world its inner beauty.
We recommend our guide to the best processors on the market.
The processor shows a great die with a characteristic rectangular shape, AMD is using a high quality thermal compound to maximize heat transfer from silicon to IHS and thus improve its cooling. The image also shows the back of the processor with its 1, 331 pins that correspond to the AM4 socket.
Source: techpowerup
After withdrawing beta 7, apple launches beta 8 of ios 12
After withdrawing the seventh beta version due to performance problems, Apple releases beta 8 of iOS 12 for both developers and public
Tumblr reveals reason for withdrawing its app from the app store
Tumblr reveals the reason for the withdrawal of its app from the App Store. Find out why the app has been removed.
Amd renoir uncovered: we know the inside of its processors
With the release of the new Ryzen 4000, we know more details about these chips. We have pictures of the interior of AMD Renoir.
