Funny, I just installed this yesterday. Not like I was having any problems with 1.8, but the fact that a bunch of extra cruft has been removed is always good.
I've rebuilt 5 Sony VAIO battery packs. While the Sony packs cost $200-300 the bare cells only cost about $70 (6-8 cells). The other advantage of rebuilding your packs is that you can use newer cells that have higher capacities than were...
Yawn... This is a spec for what fuel cells *should* do, but it doesn't bear any relation to reality, i.e., what fuel cells *can* do today. It's only a wish list and a set of guidelines.
Well, that AtomChip memory sounded great. Especially with their selling price of only $10/GB, if they could have met the demand they could easily put every other memory manufacturer out of business. But it looks like they've raised their...
Something just doesn't add up. Even with Physical Address Extension, a Pentium can only address a 36 bit physical memory space, which is 64GB. So unless they have a bank switching driver for their machine, there's no way that a 1TB main...
That's a DDR2 SO-DIMM, and AMD currently only supports DDR. So you need an Intel chipset... I suspect that DDR3 will be common before that SO-DIMM ever makes it to market.
It's nice to think about huh. I just swapped my 2x1GB DDR333...
Yeah, that sounds reasonable to me. By the way, average power consumption for my 7K60 drive is 2.5W, average for my Toshiba SD-R2512 DVD-ROM is 3.5W when reading. So there is a fair amount of power to be saved by using only the HD.
OK, so I've got my system undervolted with CHC, working great at 600MHz@0.700V. Is there any way to go lower? I can use clockgen cg-ics952618 to adjust the FSB, but the lowest speed is 100MHz, which is the stock speed. So, this program...
Ah right, smaller modules can work with faster CAS latencies. I have 2x1GB modules in my machine, 512MB modules are too small :P But 1GB modules are definitely slower than 512MB modules...
