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This post has been edited by blessedvillain: Jun 20 2007, 06:10 PM

Nice link and pics of how its done.

nice
now i know,
half the boards produced out are defective

@TS
thx for sharing.

No problem.
hahaha...i pity those taiwanese factory workers. Seems like no fun doing the factory work...

hahah I had a small pocket book distributed by giga last time when there were having promotion for their stuffs...

the book contain rough process of their mobo manufacturing line as we..

but this is way more complete .... nice info men ...

hopefully anyone could get to visit Asus .... I'd really want to see they process...

so far i only saw pictures of factory tour given by Gigabyte in Taiwan from 2 different websites, forgot the 1st website d, but that was almost 2 years ago. This a more recent one. Seems like only Gigabyte is generous enough to let the press in....



This post has been edited by blessedvillain: Jun 20 2007, 02:19 PM

Wow...there are so many steps needed to make a functional board.


-pWs-

i would like to know msi factory.....

i'm interested how they actually make the PCB.. and also how to mount both side of the board

i remember last time got VR-zone if not mistaken have a something like "Visit to ECS factory" there got a lot of information how a motherbord is made starting from printing the circuit board

anti msi or?
haha

last time i got chance to visit a fren working in intel penang as an engineer...i'm not sure if they have large scale fabrication factory there but intel penang working environment definitely look way way better compared to these taiwan factories....

Very good info. I like the last picture

Are we, as normal user, allowed to visit those factory?

i dun think so...last time, i also need to apply thru my uni under the reason to do research and survey in intel....but once you r invited,they'll make sure you are taken care properly. And oh my, the security...it's scary,they have their own security team there,own uniform and rules.

This post has been edited by blessedvillain: Jun 20 2007, 03:57 PM

hey bro, thanks for sharing.

For something more in-depth, the recent ECS article is a better read.

ah yes...thank you!

Wow, P35T-DQ6 in action.....

so interesting

haha nice link hehe

lol wear slipper work only

see thier daily production, dont think want to snake leh... hehe

This post has been edited by taxidoor: Jun 21 2007, 01:12 PM


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