Why are CPU pins so fragile and why haven’t they been designed to make the pins hard to deform?
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They want to have everything as close together as possible which reduces the time that electricity needs to go from point a to point b, speeding up the processing of the chip. It also reduces the amount of power needed by a bit, but speed is the primary concern.
At some point the fragility of the pins and components are worth the cost to have higher speed/lower power chips
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