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Bullshit, destroyd the bond wires and complete metallization layer and the chip is a ram with no data inside wenn not powered.

It depends on the mission in quest.

If the mission was: destroy these chips, than mission accomplished

I only see unprofessional chip destruction.

All you did was destroy it. Better off with fuming nitric acid.

The web like spiral arrangement is the game.

this is about as unprecision as you can get

When you don’t know ask.

since you're open, what are you trying to access that you can't from the dip legs? doesn't look like rom.. looks like ram on top. die is upside down so you're not looking at the gates directly on the die..

You’ve made so many great videos showing excellent techniques. This one is not clear to me what is being demonstrated here. Can you say more?

無意味

Yup. Like in old Premiere STBs

Firmware didn't pop out at the end :(

This is complete stupid nothing crap. Just someone using a Dremel to destroy a chip. That is just a Samsung 1Mb SRAM chip. There is literally ZERO reason to do that. Just use the leads to read the data...THAT chip requires power to even store data anyways, there's nothing there.

This destoryed the bond wires and the surface any data that was on there is long gone.

La manera mas eficiente de destruir un semiconductor, sea del tipo que sea

NO. He is making sure NOBODY EVER does anything with that chip again.. IF this is real. those chips are FUBAR and he is a fcking moron..

Wild stuff

Why not just connect to the pins for all that?

🤣🤣🤣 ja .... Ale wy tam w Afryce dalej wierzycie że zjedzenie człowieka albinosa jest dobre, więc nie dziwi mnie to 🤭

This is BS right @grok and tell me it is not made with AI..

lol - legs....yeah - 10 years ago...? Everything is BGA now. Why wouldn't you just attach to the legs? Also that is what 16 bits of the data bus - need all 64....pla be able to decode the ras/cas back to physical addresses.

Misinformation.

cool, but who requires recovering embedded data? what type of data?