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Passively cooled computerhackaday.com » Hack a Day - Oct 11, 2008 This came in on the tipline: [Ville 'Willek' Kyrö] wanted to build a fully passively cooled computer. That means no fans at all. He started with scrap aluminum heatsinks, ripped apart a cpu heatsink to get the copper … Also tagged: computer, heatsink, passive, misc hacks, pcs hacks, passively cooled computer |
hardware-revolution.com » Hardware Revolution - Oct 7, 2008
Hi and welcome back for the 4th post of the gaming computer series. You can see all the latest computer builds that I posted on Hardware Revolution by checking out the Computer Systems page. Seeing as there is quite a …
Also tagged: budget, dvd, video, hardware, performance, gaming, windows, memory, storage, samsung, keyboard, mouse, cpu, computers, intel, ddr2, system, professional, computer, dba, logitech, game, lcd, ocz, ram, gigabyte, market, speed, gaming system, power, sata, mainstream, computer systems, custom, monitor, recommendations, motherboard, gamers, gaming pc, customer, supply, fan, kit, gpu, gamer, silent, 650, parts, cooler, voltage, wolfdale, master, temperature, overclock, heatsink, overclocking, gtx, reliable, zerotherm, dual channel, custom computer, best performance, gtx 260, computer parts, intel e5200, e5200, gigabyte ga, ddr2 800mhz dual channel kit, ga eg31m s2, computer series, 500gb hard drive, latest computer, scythe 120mm fan, 20x dvd burner, ocz 600w, centurion 534, stealthxstream
datacenterknowledge.com » Data Center Knowledge - Oct 7, 2008
Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) can create a "digital clone" of an existing data center and use 3D simulations to analyze data center cooling. Read more at our web site
Also tagged: cfd, computational fluid dynamics
maximumpc.com » Maximum PC all RSS Feed - Oct 3, 2008
SSD’s are hot, but how do you mount your new 2.5-inch solid state drive in a 3.5-inch bay without it looking ghettolicious? The answer: Use a VelociRaptor’s extruded aluminum shell with Intel’s wicked fast SSD. The …
Also tagged: news, hardware, mod, intel, modding, ssd, solid state drive, how tos, velociraptor
tomshardware.com » News Tom's Hardware US - Oct 2, 2008
Considered a water-cooled gaming rig, but haven’t had the nerve to mix electronics and liquids? Visionman Computers has just announced a new gaming PC that features a water-cooled dual-core CPU that sells for $999.99.
technologizer.com » Technologizer - Oct 1, 2008
A couple of weeks ago, I wrote about Seagate’s new hard drives designed specifically for Macs, and noted that it was interesting to see how booming sales for Macs have led large companies to enter the Mac market rather …
geekologie.com » Geekologie - Gadgets, Gizmos, and Awesome - Oct 1, 2008
Not really, it just separates everyone's food so it doesn't get mixed up. The Flatshare is a finalist in the Electrolux Design Lab 2008 competition and is the brainchild of Austrian design student Stefan Buchberger …
Also tagged: design, food, eggs, living, refrigerator, questionable, fridge, modular, roommate, modules, sure why not, iffy, who keeps stealing my fucking cold cuts
gizmodo.com » Gizmodo - Sep 30, 2008
Generally I think "laptop coolers... meh" when I come across them, but the new Chill Mat from Targus—part of the new range for Macs—is actually a fairly sweet device. Mainly because it's just a simple mesh-top gizmo …
Also tagged: gadgets, usb, laptops, targus, chill mat, targus laptop cooler for macs
engadget.com » Engadget - Sep 22, 2008
Filed under: Desktops Still somehow not satisfied by the vast array of PC cooling options at your disposal? Then perhaps ThermalTake's new Xpressar case will suit your excessive ways, with it boasting what the company …
Also tagged: case, thermaltake, pc case, pccase, xpressar, micro refrigeration, microrefrigeration
cleantechnica.com » CleanTechnica - Sep 22, 2008
Albert Einstein is probably most remembered by the public for his General Theory of Relativity, but how many remember his 1930 invention of a refrigerator that used no electricity? I wasn’t there when it was …
Also tagged: einstein, refrigerator, ozone hole, energy efficiency, refrigeration, albert einstein, freon, consumer technology, cooling systems, freon gas, refrigeration systems