roberthd | Shared With: Everyone - Apr 25 2008 | PC, DIY, gadgets
Another retro home built PC.
Quoted: Besides the venerable Jake von Slatt, one of the other retro-tech fabricators whose work always tickles my brass is Richard
ShareViewed: 5 Times- roberthd | Shared With: Everyone - Apr 24 2008 | video, DIY, PC, gadgets
I'll bet that it doesn't run Vista.
Quoted: An all-in-one PC mod witha 24" wide screen LCD built in a Victorian style.
ShareViewed: 2 Times - roberthd | Shared With: Everyone - Apr 03 2008 | DIY, USB
Quoted: Want to make a flash drive that nobody in a modern office would even think about taking? Hide it in a pink eraser and it's secure in this digital age....
ShareViewed: 2 Times - roberthd | Shared With: Everyone - Mar 24 2008 | DIY, cable management
Quoted: by Adam Pash If there's one thing we noticed in the course of our recent Coolest Workspace Contest it's that
ShareViewed: 3 Times - roberthd | Shared With: Everyone - Mar 24 2008 | guitar, DIY
Quoted: A simple and cheap stand for one or more guitars. Takes maybe two hours to build. Mod is based on imarunner2's pvc bike rack.
ShareViewed: 27 Times - roberthd | Shared With: Everyone - Feb 19 2008 | music, diy, electronics
Quoted: Schematics & circuits for guitar effects with vacuum tubes and solid state electronics. FREE downloads of schematics such as TS-9, Fuzz Face and other classic rock devices.
ShareViewed: 29 Times - roberthd | Shared With: Everyone - Oct 10 2007 | guitar, DIY
Not that I'd ever try this. But its interesting to see how somebody goes about building a solid body guitar. Tons of great photos here.
ShareViewed: 13 Times - roberthd | Shared With: Everyone - Oct 10 2007 | guitar, diy, usb
I've jammed with Bill before at one of the Comdex MicroGraphix Chili Cookoffs.
Quoted: Construction article for PC Magazine by Bill Machrone how to install USB codec in electric guitar
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- derek - Oct 05 2007
You must be Rob's friend before you can comment on this Fave.A little aggressive, I would say. I have my PC on a Kill a Watt, and I have never seen it pull more than 315w from the wall (this is at full load including GPU load). I have a HE PSU, but the PC is still demanding less than 300w by a wide margin. When priming (all CPUs fully maxed) my OC, it was around 275w from the wall.
This tool suggests a 742w power supply -- I have a 650w power supply in case I ever upgrade my video card. This is a quad core Q6600 OC'ed to 3.3ghz with a (fairly low end) NV 8600 GT OC. I've got plenty of PSU headroom.
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