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This video shows you what the inside of a GPU looks like. Using 3 engineering sample 2080 Ti Kingpin GPUs, we show why overtemperature protection exists.
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This video shows the inside of GPU silicon, including the layers between the solder balls, the substrate, and the GPU die. The idea started when we saw a customer's KINGPIN card with an exploded GPU die in the center. TiN set forth to demonstrate the dangers of disabling overtemperature protection without any cooling, although it took a few attempts to get a spectacular failure (and, ultimately, a hammer helped us show the inside of the GPU). This allows you to see what really happens if a GPU overheats.
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Host: Steve Burke
Sr. Mad Scientist: Illya "TiN" Tsemenko
Associate Mad Scientist: Vince "KINGPIN" Lucido
Video: Andrew Coleman
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