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Cpu Die found on motherboard

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I got a motherboard from a friend of mine and while looking at it I found a cpu die(I believe) on it Im not tech savy so I thought I would ask here image0.jpg?width=447&height=596image0.jpg?width=447&height=596

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2 minutes ago, 556yeet said:

I got a motherboard from a friend of mine and while looking at it I found a cpu die(I believe) on it Im not tech savy so I thought I would ask here image0.jpg?width=447&height=596image0.jpg?width=447&height=596

can you upload the images directly, not through anything? I cant open them.

I could use some help with this!

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1 minute ago, HelpfulTechWizard said:

can you upload the images directly, not through anything? I cant open them.

 

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Otherwise known as the PCH in modern Intel systems.

 

In most high-er end consumer boards, you don't see this as it's usually covered by some type of heat sink. 

Before you reply to my post, REFRESH. 99.99% chance I edited my post. 

 

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Yeah, that's just part of the chipset.  Perfectly normal.

 

Since it's a Dell, it doesn't have fancy accessories like consumer boards do.

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