512 followers!

512 followers!
In the computer world the number 512 is famous, that is why I am celebrating this small milestone with you by decapping one of the first CPUs having 512 kB second level cache - the Intel Pentium Pro!
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[@mrflamewars]

Here's to 65535 followers and beyond!

[@RodNagelkro]

Congrats on 512!

[@jonbondMPG]

I prefer to say 1000.... Huzzah for Octal!

[@knoxduder]

BuuZinga!

[@d942yd42]

may your 2powers increase!

[@sebastian19745]

I just find your channel and I must say that is quite interesting. However, I have a curiosity. Everyone knows that the original IBM PC and IBM XT had discrete TTL logic ICs and few dedicated ICs that later were bundled in the chipsets (2-3 larger ICs depending the manufacturer). I would like to see if one can identify the original 8086 support ICs in one of those early chipsets (DMA controller, clock generator, etc or even the floppy / HDD controller, UART, PIO, etc).
There are many that look at the CPUs die but I did not find anyone interested on the chipset dies. It would be interesting I guess.

[@vgx-sam8164]

cool bruhh

[@dampytofficial]

Okay

[@CovenantAgentLazarus]

Now you need to get 1,024