Скачать или смотреть No two processors are the same - Silicone Lottery

Ever wondered why two "identical" CPUs perform differently?

You might have the same i9 or i7 as your friend, but yours crashes at 5.8 GHz, while theirs easily hits 6 GHz. This isn't a defect: it’s the Silicon Lottery. In this video, we go behind the scenes of the semiconductor factory to explain how chips are born from a silicon wafer and why where they are "born" matters for your PC's performance.

What you’ll learn in this video:
The Wafer Secret: Why chips from the centre of the wafer are usually higher quality than those on the edges.

Photolithography & Centrifugal Force: How the manufacturing process creates natural variations in silicon.

The Golden Sample: What makes a chip "special edition" material, like the Intel i9-14900KS?

Chip Binning Explained: How manufacturers decide which chips become an i9, i7, or i5.

Whether you are a hardcore overclocker or just building your first gaming PC, understanding silicon quality helps you set the right expectations for your hardware. It’s all about the luck of the draw!

Are you running a "Golden Sample" or did you get a "Bronze" chip? Please share your stable clock speeds in the comments.

#SiliconLottery #PCMasterRace #ChipBinning #Intel #AMD #GamingPC #TechExplained #PCGaming #Overclocking