>in Energodar
You mean that huge nuclear power plant in Ukraine that is occupied by the Russian army and used as a military base despite the danger of creating Chernobyl 2.0?
Same reason nasa uses computers from the 90s in their space probes. Ultimate reliability. It's a lot easier for data on a chip to be corrupted by outside forces than for a physical resistor and transistor to burn out.
They use older (pentium II and III) gen because the architecture itself is pretty reliable and consumes low power. It's the same reason why Intel went back to Pentium III architecture as the basis for sandy bridge era processor and up (instead of the dumpster fire that is Pentium 4)
Nowadays JAXA, ESA and even CNSA are moving towards RISC-based processor due to its relative simplicity, open source and consumes even less power than x86 based processor
>in Energodar
You mean that huge nuclear power plant in Ukraine that is occupied by the Russian army and used as a military base despite the danger of creating Chernobyl 2.0?
>You mean that huge nuclear power plant
I fail to see the power plant in this video though.
Doubt it's brimstone
Same reason nasa uses computers from the 90s in their space probes. Ultimate reliability. It's a lot easier for data on a chip to be corrupted by outside forces than for a physical resistor and transistor to burn out.
>ackshually
They use older (pentium II and III) gen because the architecture itself is pretty reliable and consumes low power. It's the same reason why Intel went back to Pentium III architecture as the basis for sandy bridge era processor and up (instead of the dumpster fire that is Pentium 4)
Nowadays JAXA, ESA and even CNSA are moving towards RISC-based processor due to its relative simplicity, open source and consumes even less power than x86 based processor
whereas nasa is mostly powerpc and forth processors
thank you insect smegma Z
Mucho obligado, the western media is trying to bury this
I think I see a 12/88 date code.
Russian Electronics for comparison
Differential Signaling
Single-ended Signaling
Even when you are trying to push propaganda about western equipment you still make a fool of yourself.
bullshit! this is clearly footage from a sega saturn modchip installation video.
Are those hand-drawn traces? Holy shit...
What's a trace?
The metal pathways connecting components on the PCB are called traces.
Considering that hole is to let the HEAT stream through, I'm surprised that board isn't turbo fricked.
you sure? i can't imagine 4mm of silicon would present a meaningful obstacle, and there's the whole seeker array to go through anyways
>all those AMD chips
Nvidia btfo
So you finally got tired of being laughed at for reposting the same missile in seven different places and decided to take it apart?
The British can't make a normal IFV, nor electronics for missiles.
ahh good old firehose of falsehood