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I am not sure I understand backside in this instance and the illustration in the article didn't entirely help. In general, at least in older time, one side of
by ThinkBeat 2y ago
I am not sure I understand backside in this instance and
the illustration in the article didn't entirely help.
In general, at least in older time, one side of the CPU has all
the nice pins on it, and the motherboard has a pincushion that the pins match nicely.
At the top of the CPU you put a HUGE heatsink on it and off you go.
In this configuration the power delivery must be via the pincushion,
through some of the pins.
Intuitively that sounds to me like the power is coming in the backside?
But given that it is a big deal I am missing something.
Is the power fed from the "top" of the cpu where the heatsink would sit?
- sgalloway 2y agoHere's a very good youtube video on the subject of backside power delivery I watched a few days ago. https://youtu.be/hyZlQY2xmWQ?si=JuXtzRy0U0onEzoe https://youtu.be/hyZlQY2xmWQ?si=JuXtzRy0U0onEzoe