Turns out that the newer P3V4Xs come with a Winbond PLL-IC which has 16 FSBs — 66 (1/2), 75 (1/2), 83 (1/2), 100 (1/3), 103 (1/3), 105 (1/3), 110 (1/3), 112 (1/3), 115 (1/3), 120 (1/3), 124 (1/3), 124 (1/4),
We won’t waste a 1Ghz processor on saps I wasn’t the only member of this audience who was there. We had one downright feisty person who had the tremendous nerve to actually try testing equipment, a fine fellow by the
I wish the mainstream computer media would get a clue. I once worked for a place when a new development occurred. A meeting of all interested parties was called, and there was panic. Not panic because of the development, panic
Here is a cheap and easy way to get a radiator for water cooling. Large cars and trucks have a small power steering or brakes system that requiring cooling. They use a small radiator about 8″ tall 4″ inches wide
Surlyjoe’s waterblock gave me an idea to try some of my own engineering. The finished product. Since the last thing I wanted to do was sink some cash into buying a fancy radiator, I bought myself 2 bucks worth of
I regularly receive emails asking various questions about water cooling (“How, Is it safe? What should I buy?”). Maybe these thoughts will help. About 9 months ago, BeCooling sent me a sample of their complete CPU water cooling system for
The day of the computer hardware convention is ending. Not surprising, once you think about it. Computers have become commodity items in the minds of most business people, and PC Expo in New York City is meant for business people.
The following article is a translation from a Russian site called NAP.com. ChipCoolers makes and sells heatsinks which are used not only in computers but also in other electronic systems. This means that ChipCoolers has more diverse cooling experience than
This article will tell my experience with expanding spray foam including the dangers and advantages. I was at first a little hesitant to use a peltier due to the possibilities of condensation; however I decided that it would definitely be
