what is that second chip on the package?

GPU

>>60788295
Cucking Processing Unit

>>60788295

Its an rfid chip that lets you do cool and user friendly stuff like save your overclocks ;∆)

>>60788295
The hidefag annihilator

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>>60788298

no, the gpu is on the same die as the cpu (it's actually bigger than both cores combined)

pic related is kaby lake i5

>>60788295
It's 64/128mb eDRAM chip. Intel calls it Crystalwell.

>>60788295
AMT government backdoor

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>>60788295
You will need to pay $199 to unlock and find out.

>>60788409

that's part of the PCH (on the same die as CPU)

>>60788295
DPU, Intel's new state of the art DRM Processing Unit. It's designed to make sure you're not getting the features that are already baked into the silicone until you pay them for the unlock cards, or as Intel likes to call them, uncock cards. Once you give Intel more money and remove the restrictions, it will feel like their cock isn't shoved up your ass.

>>60788558

> (on the same die as CPU)

no

>>60788295
backdoor

>>60788295
NSA here. That chip doesn't do anything. Move along, nothing to see.

Just an ordinary heatsink, anon.

>>60788295
Botnet.

MAYONNAISE

>>60788381
this

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picture reminded me of slot cpus, where sidecar chips like that were for external cache

>>60788295
ADU

Amd Dicking Unit. It's what keeps Intel 16 years ahead of the "competition".

>>60788295
BPU (Botnet Processing Unit)