Do you like to tinker with your computer a lot like me? Well, you can make yourself a DIY CPU Desk like the guys over at Evil Mad Scientists did. Way cool. (via bed blog)
I just love the way that this desk looks. But it gives me an idea too– take it one step further, and what if it worked? You could use a single, giant PCB for the motherboard which sat underneath the glass surface of the desk.
If you have been following Zedomax for quite awhile, you probably remember when my friend built a PC in 8 minutes. Well, here’s some more good DIYs on how to build a PC. Building a PC can be a daunting task for first timers while it’s a piece of cake for those who have done it before.
Building a PC can be a daunting task. It takes research and patience. Rushing through a build can create immediate or intermittent issues. In this tutorial, I’ll walk you through the process of of installing the PC components and provide some han
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Here’s a nice example of how hackers can easily freeze memory of the computer to retrieve the encryption key.
Abstract Contrary to popular assumption, DRAMs used in most modern computers retain their contents for seconds to minutes after power is lost, even at operating temperatures and even if removed from a motherboard. Although DRAMs become less reliable when they are not refreshed, they are not immediately erased, and their contents persist sufficiently for malicious (or forensic) acquisi
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I am usually in the business of riding real scooters (that people call motorcycles), but here’s a Super Scooter that comes with GPS, display, and enough power to keep all your gadgets/devices charged.
We needed to use what space we had as carefully as possible while maximizing our airflow. The logical solution was a vertically mounted system of mounting plates with all the major components stripped o
Here’s a great wiki site showing you good information on how to hack the ASUS Eee PC including how to add a GPS unit without breaking your arm off.
There are several points on the motherboard where power can be draw, for devices requiring 3.3v or 5v. Ground is universal and allows for short wire runs. A diagram over the points can be found on the research page.
The signal wires thickness is 30 AWG and 24 AWG for the power and ground wires. The wire type is
