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-[title] Pause to appreciated
+[title] Pause to appreciate
[* black] Just a brief pause to appreciate the hardware inside this machine.
[* icon_note] To remove the thermal paste, isopropyl alcohol is a standard way to do this in conjuction with a tissue or Qtip.
-[* black] Image one is the left side of the motherboard. The big chip is the GPU, the nVidia Quadro P4000. The taped over chips (image two) are likely part of that chipset, possibly additional cores for offloading processing. (Someone correct me if I'm wrong - they have a part number 8HA47 D9SXD with a stylized "M" printed on them.)
- [* black] EDIT: As suggested in the comment below Kisai, they are likely GDDR memory chips for the P4000, 1GB each for a total of 4GB of GDDR memory. Thanks!
+[* black] Image one is the left side of the motherboard. The big chip is the GPU, the nVidia Quadro P4000. The taped over chips (image two) are likely GDDR memory chips for the P4000, 1GB each for a total of 4GB of GDDR memory (part number 8HA47 D9SXD with a stylized "M" printed on them; see image 2). (Thanks to Kisai for the suggestion!)
[* black] Image three is the CPU, in this case a Intel Core i7-8850H CPU at 2.60GHz. The large chip on the lower edge is possibly a memory controller or a north bridge like chip - there was no easily found part number.
[* black] There are obviously numerous other chips on the front and underside of the board, and perhaps in a future teardown, I'll break them all down.