Fotos de Henrique @fousp

Fotos de Henrique @fousp

Fotos de Henrique @fousp

CPU Campus. Trying out the 10-22mm lens.

Altera EP1810 UV-erasable CPLD: 48 macrocells

Reverse-engineering: www.eevblog.com/forum/projects/reverse-engineering-some-l...

Fotos de Henrique @fousp

This set of images were created by implementing various colour filters as discussed on my blog: softwarebydefault.com

arctic cooling freezer 7 pro

Comparando mi nuevo E8400 con otros CPUs

曾经的辉煌

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breaking apart a old dell computer :)

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Full description & analysis: www.eevblog.com/forum/projects/reverse-engineering-a-late...

Space is always at a premium. Take the desktop, for example: No matter what kind of work you do, there never seems to be enough room. Our research of a cross-section of North American organizations found the space crunch is only going to intensify: 90 percent said workstation size will decrease or stay the same over the next 5 years.

While space is shrinking, so are central processing units (CPUs). But it's a business reality that organizations can't afford to adopt these new, smaller CPUs everywhere. The result is a squeeze: work areas getting smaller even while most CPUs are as clunky as ever.

Fotos de Henrique @fousp

Fotos de Henrique @fousp

Fotos de Henrique @fousp

Fotos de Henrique @fousp

Fotos de Henrique @fousp

Philippine-American Cemetery, Jaro, Iloilo City, Philippines.

Cyrix 486DX2 66MHZ CPU

In case you were wondering, those Xeons are really, really huge. Like big enough to break your foot if you drop one on it, seriously. So big I wasn't able to put the system into another casemod I wanted to do. Darn it.