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How to build a gingerbread computer "Christmas is just round the corner. For some it is a chance to relax with friends and relatives and retreat from the every day hectic work pace. A common family tradition is Christmas baking and most of us have probably taken part in it at least once, with a more or less successful result. Personally, I’m not a big fan of the whole Christmas baking thing, but since my girlfriend loves it I usually end up doing it anyway."
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http://promotions.newegg.com/casemod/index.htm Newegg is looking for entrants from all around the country to be included in its own case mod contest. Three contestants are chosen every month to win prizes and bragging rights.
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It would have been nice if I could have gotten a couple sponsors for my clear case. Maybe on the next one. Dragon WMD
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This is what happens when your going to have a month off from work and think of something stupid and follow through with it. The Arcylic Case Part 1 If your wondering why the arcylic looks so foggy, its because there's clear plastic on both sides that needs to be peeled off. I had some more pics from the beginning of the week when I first started but my digital dog ate them. Not much left to do but fit the mounts for the drives(which is already made) and cut(er.. recut) the side panels. I'll post some pics of the drive mounts tomorrow. In between writing music and playing video games, its turning out to be a fun little proje…
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Now this is an XP box PC I needed a small Windows XP machine and a Mini-ITX board was the obvious choice. So I decided to build my "Windows XP Box" in a Windows XP box. The external dimensions of the box are a tiny 243mm x 200mm x 48mm.
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BBspot Labs: Hard Drive Cooling "Increasing air circulation around your hard drive is the best way to remove the heat. However, most of us do not have the lung power to blow on our hard drive for long periods of time. Cooling fans are another option but can be loud and expensive. A cheaper and quieter solution solution would be to completely immerse the hard drive in water. Sometimes, however, a hard drive can run so hot that it will quickly evaporate the water. In these situations, we recommend freezing the hard drive in a block of ice."
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Ancient Chinese Dremel Techniques "So, you want to cut a cool looking design, but you think you don’t have the right tools or the skills to actually cut it? Well get ready to learn a few dremeling techniques that will greatly improve your skills, and help you to make those cuts on small, challenging curves. You are going to learn about how to cut, and how not to cut. You will learn all my little secrets that will help you along the way in your Dremeling adventures. This will help those of you who have never Dremeled anything in your life, and also those of you who are seasoned Dremel users, that may just need to freshen up on your own skills as well."
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working for a company that plays middleman for installations of DTV and home video equiptment for about almost any retailer in the country, and being (not nice word) at buy many best buy customers, think we are best buy, i got a theory to build a box for a home entertaiment system bassically it would be a cable box, Tivo/DVR, game unit, DVD player/burrner and home theater in one box theory so far over clock the athlon xp 2000 i got to about 2 ghz from 1.666 over clock the gig of 2100 memory motherbord with at least 6 usb ports ati 9600 for graphics audigy 2 , high end for sound (7.1 audio) prolly some creative speakers for sound (7.1 complient) tivo typ…
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Click on the Crucial ad here to enter!! Just fill it out and your entered to win the below stuff!! "you a shot at winning one of two Crucial RADEON™ X800 Pro 256MB AGP graphics cards, plus a 1GB kit (2x 512MB) of Crucial PC3200 DDR memory to go with it!"
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