I have been known to solder components to computer motherbords, in order for me to overclock it further by increasing some voltages.
And the IC legs i was working on was pretty darn close together too, and the normal 1 mm DIA solder i use was too much for the job, and the tip on the soldering station was like a needle.
But this was back in the late 90ties or something, back when Nvidia also made chipsets for motherbords, cuz i seem to recall this was such a motherbord.
But back then my eyes was much better and my hands probably more steady too
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I just read some info on the new up coming +10 core AMD CPUs, they are named 19XX but sadly they jump from a SKU called 1976 to ones called 1956.
Being from 1966 myself it would have freaked me if i was able to get a 1966 CPU when i still have my Dual-core Opteron "Denmark" computer.
And it would have been unbearable as i would have no money for such a upgrade,,,, o BTW the sockets are 4094 pin
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http://wccftech.com/amd-ryzen-9-lineup-threadripper/
Id like to get me some of that, will have no problem settling for a 12 core one
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