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SB600 into shoot through lower camera right

Hotlight camera left

After moving, Alissa plugged in her computer, and the power supply started sparking and died. I took one out of a spare case, plugged it in her computer, and it worked fine.

 

Made me very happy not to have to spend much time on that.

How to check CPU info on Linux

 

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Intel i5 4460 Haswell with HD4600 graphics. Now I can do virtualization.

Inside the ride. Not very impressive! Dig the purplish case molding...

Stock Intel CPU heatsink and fan (in hand) vs. Thermalright IFX-14 (installed): Side View

While cleaning my house, found a Intel 486-DX4 CPU I had opened up for a display piece.

i3を含め、全部動かないジャンク品を加工

An old intel cpu, 8086 processor

- CPU: 386SX 8 or 20 MHz

- RAM: 2mb expandable to 8mb

- hard disk: 40mb

- floppy drive: optional

- display: 640 x 480 VGA mono

- ports: parallel, serial, external FDD, numeric keypad, expansion bus

- dimensions: 279 x 206 x 34 mm

- weight: 2.0kg

- battery: NiCad (up to 3.5hours with optional external battery pack)

- AC adapter : 110-240 Vac 0.7-0.4A 50/60Hz to 15Vdc 1.8A 27W

- Software : DOS 4.01 and Laplink in ROM

 

It's still working!

Collected dust on the old CPU heatsink, not as bad as it has been before.

Shot of my current rig. The power supply I put in the case failed and is impossible to remove without complete disassembly, including mobo out; I'm lazy, therefore the replacement PSU is perched on the outside of the open case.

CPU 103G - Ford D.600 tipper truck - Chiltern Hills Vintage Vehicle Rally, Aston Clinton on 15th May 2011 - (c) Peter Jarman

 

in a dark room

CPU liquid cooling block

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