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Inspired "Hunting to Gathering mode"
The city of dawn. Look at the impact of air is blurred from pale yellow sand from China. The height of the building is lower than in Tokyo. Fukuoka Airport is located in the heart of the city. This street with the lower building seems like a CPU.
Amazing HUAWEI Ascend P6 At 6.18mm slim Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean 4.7-inch 720p HD touchscreen 1.5GHz Quad-core CPU 2G RAM 8GB ROM 8.0-megapixel REAR CAMERA 5.0-megapixel FRONT CAMERA smartphone
CPU contacts convey focal length and max aperture, allowing metering even on low-end Nikon DSLRs. D40, Micro-Nikkor 55mm f/2.8 at f11.
The flickr group Macro Mondays has a weekly challenge for images along a theme. This challenge was to capture "Speed." In addition to movement, speed can also a measure of the relative rapidity of work done over a period of time.
For this image, I represented how evaluations of speed also change depending on when it's measured. Once upon a time, this computer was considered fast. Now it's just average and soon will be below average. To show this, I snapped an exposure similar to the one I did with the blink: long exposure with a flash to stop the motion.
The CPU as the subject here -- while hidden by the fan -- is an AMD Athlon 64 x2 4400+ (Toledo Core). I bought it brand new, as one of the first shipments available on Jul 5, 2005. It's still a speedy computer, although it's become a little long in the tooth. The title for this image comes from the loyalty that certain brands carry. For me, I'll prefer an AMD chip over another maker and I do prefer the quietness that a Zalman solution provides.
Snapped using a Pentax K10D camera with the smc P-FA 50mm F1.4 lens using a 21mm extension tube. PP with UFRaw to adjust white balance, apply slight curves, and resize.
Some old CPUs: An Intel Pentium 4 (Celeron), AMD Athlon Thunderbird (1.0) and AMD Athlon XP - Palomino (1.6)
(NOR) "CPU vogn" fra Ajprodukter.no (ENG) "CPU wagon" from Ajprodukter.no, cute eh? A wagon for your CPU.
The designation on this piece is an "Apple 820-0780-A". Googling that brings up several different specifications. One is 120MHz, 133MHz, 150MHz PowerPC 604 CPU.
I assume there is another more specific identifier somewhere on the board, but that was the only one I saw after taking off the massive heatsink.
Doesn't it kinda looke like an aerial survellance photo?
RAW: Auto everything
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How to check CPU info on Linux
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The Scythe cooler I ordered for the studio PC fits in my system well, so it's not a loss, and I needed a replacement cooler anyways. CPU temps have dropped by on average 5 degrees during load, from a previous of 55C (ouch) to now usually under or at 50C.