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- Part of the [[Open Source Computer Componets Construction Set]] | |||
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- Uses the [[Open Source CPU Socket]] | - Uses the [[Open Source CPU Socket]] | ||
- Scalable from low end (2 Cores) all the way to the most high end | - Scalable from low end (2 Cores) all the way to the most high end workstation/server grade processors (20 Cores) | ||
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==Silicon Wafer== | ==Silicon Wafer== | ||
Latest revision as of 20:21, 1 January 2018
Basics
- Part of the Open Source Computer Componets Construction Set
- An Open Source PC CPU
Used For
- Open Source Computer Construction Set
- Open Source Server + Networking Construction Set
Industry Standards
- Low End
- High End
Existing Open Source Designs
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Minimum Viable Product
- Uses the Open Source CPU Socket
- Scalable from low end (2 Cores) all the way to the most high end workstation/server grade processors (20 Cores)
- Uses Hyperthreading
- Overclockable
- Can be power efficient
Basic Design
Silicon Wafer
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Etching CAD
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Enclosure
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BOM
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See Also
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