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PCSTATS takes you on a guided tour of Gigabyte's Motherboard Factory in Taiwan. There's a lot to producing and testing a single motherboard; a mind-boggling host of automated machines, people and processes. Gigabyte has several other factories in Taiwan and mainland China that each manufacture motherboards, videocards, and other products.
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Pick and Place Chipsets
![PCstats Gigabyte Factory Tour](https://www.pcstats.com/articleimages/200502/gigabytefactory_dscf3254.jpg) Processors sockets are
set up so that they can be picked up by the machine and placed on the
PCB |
Trays of socket 478's and ATI Radeon 9100IGP chipsets
await feeding into the large FUJI QP341 pick and place SMT machines.
![PCstats Gigabyte Factory Tour](https://www.pcstats.com/articleimages/200502/gigabytefactory_smt4.jpg) Large JUKI KE-2010L SMT
chip machine. Chips are grabbed from a tray at upper
left. |
![PCstats Gigabyte Factory Tour](https://www.pcstats.com/articleimages/200502/gigabytefactory_smt5.jpg) Each IC is visually
inspected by the machine with small light boxes to
ensure no defects in solder leads
or solder balls |
![PCstats Gigabyte Factory Tour](https://www.pcstats.com/articleimages/200502/gigabytefactory_smt6.jpg) The IC is then carefully
placed on the PCB.
It takes 1-2 seconds per large IC component.
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