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Warren, Connecticut. Since starting to use Aperture I've been regretting my decision to not put a 7200 RPM internal HD in this computer when I fixed its then dead hard disk which broke in an accident.
I've been spending a lot of time in Aperture editing images and given that I can't upgrade memory any more than the two gigs that's currently in this computer, I figured I'd attempt to eek a bit more speed out of this box by upgrading the internal HD.
Given that I'd done it before the job was easy. Follow the above links to find out how it's done.
Today will be the test of this as I plan to spend a few hours in Aperture but so far I'm noticing a bit of a speed bump just in the system and a ffew of my regular apps like Safari and Mail. No extra heat (yet) which was a fear and the entire process has been painless. Thank god for SuperDuper! which I used to clone the old internal to a backup, then copy back over the new drive once it was installed. SD worked flawlessly as it always has.
How to find the device name of a USB drive on Linux
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Taken in a park in Bonn in 2004.
I recently got an old harddisk back online and found all my old photos! I'll post highlights over the next days.
Here the CPU cooler are blowing air though the cobber heat pips that are running down along the CPU. The fan in the back and above is sucking air out of the cabinet.
Second stage of my PC build included installation of the following:
CPU: INTEL Core2Duo E6850 3000 LGA775 4MB ATX
Motherboard: ASUS P5K Premium/WIFI-AP Socket775 FSB1333 ATX P35 RAID PCI-Express
CPU cooler: ZALMAN CNPS 9700 LED
RAM: KINGSTON 2GB RAMKit 2x1GB DDR2 PC2-8500 1066MHz nonECC 5-5-5-15
Harddisk: WD Raptor 74GB HDD 10000rpm SATA serial ATA 16MB cache 3.5" internal RoHS compliant
Soundcard: CREATIVE Sound Blaster X-Fi Xtreme Gamer
All that is missing is the graphiccard.
Un dettaglio della testina di un moderno hard disk. Si nota il sottile film che contiene le piste elettriche che fungono da sensori per distinguere un bit.
Asus Maximus Formula Mainboard (Version X38)
Intel Core2Duo E6750 CPU 2.66 GHz @ 3.51Ghz
Thermalright SI 120 + Retention Kit + Nanoxia 120mm as CPU Cooler
Corsair Dominator 2GB 1066Mhz DDR2 CL5 RAM 2.1V 5-5-5-15
2x Powercolor HD3870x2 ATI Radeon PCI-E 2.0 1024Mb
(Totally 2GB's of Video Memory working with CROSSFIRE technology ;)
FSP EPSILON 1010 Watt Power Supply
500GB 32MB SATA2 7200.11 NCQ Harddisk
250GB 16MB SATA2 7200RPM Harddisk (Just for Back-Up)
Creative X-FI Extreme Gamer Sound Card
LG GSA-H20N 20X Sata DVD-RW
Lian Li PC-B25B Black Case
Scythe Kaze Master KM01-BK Fan Controller
4x Nanoxia 120mm FX12-1250 Fans
Akasa UV Sata Cables
With ;
HP 30” LP3065 LCD , Logitech Z-5500 5.1 Speakers ,
Logitech Wave Keyboard and Logitech MX Revolution ;)
It`s my old drowned harddisk.
Made on the mirror, with Canon EOS 40D merge to HDR with PS from 3 raw files.
These are the contents of a Maxtor internal hard drive. It was advertised as a 30-Gig, but never had more than 28.6 gigabytes on it. This is the drive that came installed on my HP Pavilion computer that I bought at Wal-Mart in December 2000. The computer has been good to me in these five and a half years, but finally quit this month.
Apple Powerbook G4 15" harddisk replacement.
Mein "Kraftbuch" G4 braucht mehr Speicherplatz.
Die Anleitung zum Auseinandernehmen gibt es hier:
www.ifixit.com/Guide/Mac/PowerBook-G4-Al-15-Inch-1-1-5-GH...
See my desk?
* Cup of drink.
* Telephone.
* Stack of letters.
* PDA.
* Portable harddisk.
* Messy cables.
* Table lamp.
* Laptop with lots of windows opened.
* Keyboard in front of laptop
* 2 mouses.
* LCD screen to another compy.
* Fax.
* Handphone.
* More cables.
Like very bee zee like that hor? Action liao liao... :p
Wanna thank you all for your kind reactions on the loss of my pictures .... but ... I've some great news:
Got a phonecall from the workshop ...
Together with Windows Altavista Beta and a new kind
of recovery program all my pictures are said to be recovered
from my crashed harddisk!!
Today I'll be off to school ... the last one for this schoolyear ....
After that I promise to get back to you!!
Have a great day!!
Slightly edited shot of a severe case of Gadget-mania breaking out in my house in Amsterdam. Taken with my Panasonic DMC-FZ8. No editing besides some added contrast&saturation, no magic tricks, no Photoshop :)
I've mentioned it last week, I've bought some new Gadgets to enhance my Multimedia options and make full use of the wicked possibilities that the Interwebs and the 21st Century in general throw our way...so, to show you how I managed to get my YouTube puddle reflection movies onto my new 32 Inch Flat screen TV (yay :))), follow the white rabbit photos, and enjoy watching how I connected my living room to that obscure online world we all love so much ... :)
Step 3: Free the serious Storage unit from its little prison and connect it to your PC where you can fill it with movies that you've downloaded illegaly from the Net movies that you have purchased legally in a shop...