Multiprocessor Table Based on Compact Discs
A Russian guy living in Israel has created a multiprocessor table based on compact discs.
What the heck is a “multiprocessor table”?
It becomes clear after viewing those pictures below:
That is the result.
by Ahmash
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Great work!
Wow! I want one!
i bet he works at intel.. because nobody has that my spare computers around. there is a intel manufactoring plant in israel. these are probably the rejects.
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I’m impressed. Elegantly geeky.
That is outstanding!
I’ve wondere what to do with all of those disks that get too scratched to use.
to: intelnm
the intel plant in isreal does not make complete processors afaik. they only make the dies and those get shipped elsewhere to be made into useable processors.
however due to the plant being there they might still have a lot of cpu-s laying around.
Not to pick nits when the guy made a very nice chess table, but it would have been a little better if the text on the squares could be read without having to turn your head 90 degrees.
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For those on the assumtion that it’s all Pentiums on there, take a closer look. There’s several 486SX and DX chips, a few AMDs and a Cyrix and an IBM/Cyrix. They most likely came from the CPU bin at a computer recycler.
I have 17 AMD processor =))
Just hobbi
Outstanding work. If you lived within mailing distance of AOL in the early 90’s you could have built an entire sofa set, and had enough left for several four poster beds.
Very nice! who wants a Pentium II processor? i have one
Anybody here for doing the same thing with CMS ?
Just for the dool’s house of a little girl…
cool
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