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No it wasn’t? They used to use gold caps. You could absolutely use a novel manufacturing technique to make something that looks like the picture in the article
by xevb3k 8y ago
No it wasn’t? They used to use gold caps.
You could absolutely use a novel manufacturing technique to make something that looks like the picture in the article.
It wouldn’t make much sense to do so, because that part doesn’t even belong on a computer motherboard, it’s an RF component.
- ohazi 8y agoPlenty that had solid tops? https://www.dhresource.com/0x0s/f2-albu-g5-M01-4D-13-rBVaJFlc1qOAMJANAAJKInKan14231.jpg/zilog-z0840004dsa-z80-cpu-dual-in-line-40.jpg https://www.dhresource.com/0x0s/f2-albu-g5-M01-4D-13-rBVaJFl...
- xevb3k 8y agoThat’s fair enough, I don’t think that process would work here though? I also don’t understand why you would do that. Given the ceramic part in question doesn’t look like anything that would be on a motherboard, and has been identified as an RF component.