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Intel Little Falls 2 - Dual-Core Atom

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Uploaded by on Sep 15, 2008

Intel D945GCLF2 - Dvoujádrový Intel Atom dorazil už i k nám.

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  • I've seen worse handling of mobos on review sites

  • @mongoliantree ive handled boards like that and they still work like they have always been. i just never let them make contact with the carpet.

  • I hope he blows his shit up. Dumbass.

  • i was only pointing that out

    there was a myth about coils would create a electric charge and disrupt the mobo or card

    and the odds of that happening is really rare

    never happened to me

  • Magnetics has nothing to do with it &"nothing ever happend" means you can't see it. It's a Electro Static Discharge, your body pick up a charge and unless you discharge first and work connected to ground you risk having a high voltage discharge through a curcit. You won't see this or any damage but some chip has a crater instead of a semiconductor. The processor or memory or BIOS or some other IC will not operate correctly giving memory problems data-corruption.

  • i made pc's on carpets and also use a magnetic screw driver

    nothing ever happened to them

  • This guy never heard of ESD. This vid is an excellent example of how NOT to handle motherboards and sensitive electronics.

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