First post, by Miphee
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Can't find this info.
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Reply 1 of 7, by cyclone3d
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Probably not going to be the same for all CPUs because of different generations and different process nodes used.
Reply 2 of 7, by red-ray
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You need to find and look in the CPU Datasheets. I searched for grams and found as attached
Reply 3 of 7, by cyclone3d
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Or we could just have somebody weigh the different ones with a scale. Way faster than searching through numerous datasheets.
Those weights don't look correct to me... 3/4 oz or less. hmmmm.
Reply 4 of 7, by debs3759
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Just weighed a Q8300 SLB5W, and it weighs 21.4 grams.
See my graphics card database at www.gpuzoo.com
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Reply 5 of 7, by Miphee
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Thanks guys, appreciate it! I have plenty of CPUs to measure but no precision scale.
Reply 6 of 7, by Doornkaat
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When weighing an SL792 on my digital kitchen scale it keeps alternating between 19 and 20 grams.
Reply 7 of 7, by cyclone3d
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Yeah, I guess they are that light. They just feel heavier in my hand... maybe because of the density.
My little electronic shipping scale doesn't go that precise so I only get full grams.