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Intel 4th generation Core processor power supply compatibility

Micro Center Tech Support gives you tips about Intel 4th generation Core processor power supply compatibility. //www.microcentertech.com ...

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Martin Josefsson commented on 18 Dec 2013

Short but very focused information. That's the way to go!

Martin Josefsson commented on 18 Feb 2014

+Ca- BlazeOk. No problem. :-) There are so many clickable places on Internet today.

Ca- Blaze commented on 18 Feb 2014

hah my bad man i just pressed to ur name on the reply. the " full of garbage" wasnt going on you but to the whole PSU haswell thing.

Martin Josefsson commented on 18 Feb 2014

+Ca- BlazeSure, but I came here to watch the video and got the information that I was looking for, in less than 2 minutes, which is unusual. And if you read my post again you may notice that I actually commented on the format, not on the content.

Ca- Blaze commented on 18 Feb 2014

thats full of garbage. U can get any Psu and disable c6/c7 and boom its haswell compatible

Apple DOS Compatibility Card Demonstration on Power Macintosh 6100/66

This is the third video in the series on the Apple Power Macintosh 6100/66, and features a demonstration of the DOS Compatibility Card that was fitted to this ...

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compyislife commented on 09 May 2015

I really want one of these! Would it be possible to just use 2 monitors?

compyislife commented on 27 May 2015

+kasm279 Thanks!

Ziginox commented on 27 May 2015

+compyislife Yes, this is very possible. I was just doing it on my Quadra 610 DOS Compatible, and it's an Apple-supported thing.

compyislife commented on 10 May 2015

+Jason's Macintosh MuseumI meant that I want to use one monitor for Mac OS and another monitor for Dos. Couldn't I just plug one monitor into the Mac's video out and plug another monitor into the Dos card?

Jason's Macintosh Museum commented on 10 May 2015

+compyislife I don't think there was any way that you could use two monitors. The 6100 itself could only use one by default, but you probably could have installed a NuBus video card in the PDS slot with the appropriate adapter. Unfortunately, the DOS Compatibility card uses the only available expansion slot!

themaritimeman commented on 21 Apr 2015

Did you ever manage to get Windows 95 running on this? I notice you didn't make a follow-up video.

themaritimeman commented on 25 Dec 2015

+Brett Bates The CPU is probably soldered directly to the DOS compatibility card. Even if it's in a socket, the card might or might not work with a Pentium Overdrive like a standard 486 computer would.

Brett Bates commented on 24 Dec 2015

+themaritimeman Shouldn't it just be possible to swap the CPU out for a Pentium Overdrive and have it just work, even if you need a VRM adapter?

Tom Lindo commented on 25 Jun 2015

+themaritimeman fail. you're absolutely right.

themaritimeman commented on 25 Jun 2015

+Tom Lindo Look at the link you provided - all those tests were performed using Pentium processors.People tried for years to get XP running on a 486 - it simply isn't possible, because XP's version of the Windows NT kernel executes Pentium-specific code.

Tom Lindo commented on 25 Jun 2015

+themaritimeman I see your point and you're right, even with 2k it isn't going to be a fast or fun experience. But even though they advertise p1 233mhz as minimum, a 486 is possible. ref. //winhistory.de/more/386/xpmini.htm.en But all your other points are on mark. I just loaded Basilik II and have OS 8.1 loaded. Loaded a bunch of old software. Far more useful configuration.

themaritimeman commented on 25 Jun 2015

+Tom Lindo Not on a 486. XP requires a Pentium. Windows 2000 could run, if you don't mind waiting several minutes every time you want to load a program.I wouldn't expect Windows NT or 2000 to work on this, anyway. Whereas Windows 9x uses DOS as a bootstrap, the Windows NT kernel starts on its own, and would probably confuse the compatibility software. I did look at one web site, which claims Windows NT doesn't work.

Tom Lindo commented on 25 Jun 2015

+Jason's Macintosh Museum My dad used to have this same setup and I was able to load 95 on it so it can be done. I would be willing to wager you could load XP given enough ram...

Jason's Macintosh Museum commented on 23 Apr 2015

+themaritimeman When I get time, I will certainly make a follow-up video. I am also keen to get Windows 95 running, and I have been reliably informed that it is possible. I will need to install more RAM on the DOS card before I can try that however.

How To: Installation and Compatibility of the Corsair Hydro Series H105 Liquid CPU Cooler

Dustin Sklavos gives you step-by-step instructions on how to install the Corsair Hydro Series H105 liquid CPU as well as a brief list of Corsair PC cases readily ...

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Uxío Feixó commented on 09 Mar 2016

Hi, I bought a H105 and after I installed, I have too many blue screens of death. After I removed it, and use the standard CPU cooler, I don't have any more BSOD. What I did it wrong? I mounted like I see in the video. Thanks.

Uxío Feixó commented on 18 Mar 2016

Yes, I like it. Don't doubt about to buy one. It's so easy to mount. Beware before you mount the pump at the base on the motherboard, at first, the backplate don't get fix it, but after you mount the pump, it's doesn't move anymore :)

Jorrit Rensen commented on 18 Mar 2016

+Uxío Feixó nice! Do you like it so far? I'm thinking about buying it myself.

Uxío Feixó commented on 18 Mar 2016

I found what was my mistake :) Thanks

Jorrit Rensen commented on 17 Mar 2016

+Uxío Feixó Maybe you didn't connect the power cables properly? Or maybe you mounted the fans backwards. If that doesn't work it may be broken.

Lucas Wonderz commented on 16 Feb 2016

no thermal paste needed over the cpu?? did i get that correct??

Nestor Sierra commented on 22 Feb 2016

Arctic Silver or MX are good.

Lucas Wonderz commented on 22 Feb 2016

i already cleaned that chinese paste and used a coolermaster i bought.. but thanks

Nestor Sierra commented on 22 Feb 2016

+Lucas Wonderz Not if Corsair's paste is already spread on the pump's copper plate. Otherwise, best to put pea sized balls on both the pump and the CPU

Valentina Bianka commented on 06 Nov 2015

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Lucas Wonderz commented on 16 Feb 2016

esta wea tiene pasta termica y yo me compre una igual xD

Valentina Bianka commented on 16 Feb 2016

+Lucas Wonderz xD

Lucas Wonderz commented on 16 Feb 2016

+Valentina Bianka hahahahaha wtf

ANOTHER NINTENDO NX LEAK!!! NO WII U BACKWARDS COMPATIBILITY!!!

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777PharmD777 commented on 30 Mar 2016

omg I am SO glad that controller was a hoax.

ULTIMARIO101 commented on 31 Mar 2016

+777PharmD777 Yeah I felt a little bit like that but I just didn't believe it.

777PharmD777 commented on 31 Mar 2016

+ULTIMARIO101If you have a pet, have you ever had your cat or dog leave the house for way longer than they should and be worried sick? Chances are you know they're OK. But when they do come home you just breathe that sigh of relief. Well it's like that.

ULTIMARIO101 commented on 31 Mar 2016

+777PharmD777 Thought it was obvious.

Brayan Lopez commented on 29 Mar 2016

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Greggle's Animations! commented on 03 Apr 2016

Is that really a question?

mike “stone cold” Austin commented on 29 Mar 2016

what up homie

OBE1plays commented on 29 Mar 2016

+mike “stone cold” Austin sup

zafra501 commented on 29 Mar 2016

OMG then you need to download all the game you purchase Digitally, then you have 1TB game you have to download that all. and the NX could be only in America.

George Tarpey commented on 29 Mar 2016

5tb more like! I like my games BIG baby!

Apple Computer Ad - Power PC vs Intel

An early Power Macintosh commercial showing the competition between Power PC and Intel chips.

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Ry commented on 21 Jun 2015

There was a time when PowerPC did have a speed advantage over Intel's then pentium processors. But that time has passed. Eventually PowerPC hit a wall, IBM wasn't able to get their latest processors to run cool enough or lower the power consumption which made it impossible to get them into mobile devices like laptops. Apple had no choice but to jump ship to intel, which WAS able to get their newest and fastest tech into laptops. Apple couldn't use one architecture type for their laptops and another for their desktops, so the entire line had to switch over. That's the basic gist of it anyways...

hanrinch commented on 08 Jul 2011

ppc are cheaper than core 2 duo/core i7 in production cost/smaller die size. but the performance of 3.4ghz powerpc is only equivalent to pentium 4 1.5ghz/1.6ghz atom which is far less than what conroe/wolfdale offer in floating piont/ipc/integer/simd performance. in other world u can never play mess physys game like crysis 1 on x360/ps3 unless physical effect turn off and have to reduce model/object count(crysis 2 is stripped down). while on pc you can extract as much as you can from the engine

M Nichols commented on 15 Sep 2010

@aflockofmusic2 on apples website a Mac pro with these specs... One 2.8GHz Quad-Core Intel Xeon “Nehalem” 8GB (4x2GB) 1TB 7200-rpm Serial ATA 3Gb/s hard drive ATI Radeon HD 5870 1GB One 18x SuperDrive Apple Magic Mouse Apple Keyboard with Numeric Keypad (English) $3,074 Same exact hardware with HQ parts from newegg... $1,616.91 You're wrong bub. That's a hell of a lot more then 100-200 dollars profit. Go to Newegg and build it and see for yourself. $1,616 man enough to admit you're wrong?

M Nichols commented on 15 Sep 2010

@aflockofmusic2 Mac's are not cheaper then other high end computers with similar hardware. Also Mac's are an option for TV shows, not mandatory in any way. Apple makes more then 200 dollars per system. Apple does price their computers very high. In every range a custom built or well researched manufactured computer is cheaper. I would show you a comparison but I'm sure you could spend 5 minutes looking around online yourself. Mac's are not cheaper. You're delusional if you think so.

NaturalGroundation commented on 19 Aug 2012

The line did not take off with Motorola micro processors. They took off with the PPC. Furthermore Motorola was involved in making the PPC processors. Furthermore if you would read Motorola's chip architecture was used in the development of the PPC via the bus compliant Motorola 88k. So the PPC was a brain child of Motorola's past chips with only having the RISC (IBM) added in during the alliance of those companies. So YES the PPC is a predecessor or the Motorola micro processors.

M Nichols commented on 15 Sep 2010

@aflockofmusic2 Avatar was done on linux arrays was what I was getting at. Also pixar and dreamworks use a bunch of different systems now-a-days. Also they used macs in the past because Steve Jobs was involved with Pixar for a very long time. It's actually cheaper and more economical to not use a Mac in 3D effects and production in movies because Mac's cost more and never come with the latest most powerful hardware. "Mac's are for movies" is a myth perpetuated by Mac groupies.

M Nichols commented on 10 Sep 2010

@PinkMirrorKirby You said they removed movie maker from windows 7. They did not, downloadable or not, it still is a part of Windows 7. Don't change what you said to suit your argument. . Also Avatar was rendered in Linux arrays. Nothing in Avatar was done on a Mac other then peripheral stuff that it didn't matter what system you used. Also the editing in Avatar was not done in final cut pro, I don't know about the simpsons, but Avatar was easy to fact check.

M Nichols commented on 09 Sep 2010

@Athos523 Actually you're wrong. Not that any of this matters but you obviously suffer from selective history. . The powerbook G3's cover an era from 1997 to 1999. In every instance of release the Powerbook g3's where slower then top end laptops with intel CPU's. . Apple/Mac has a history notorious for making false performance claims, to the point that they aren't taken seriously by anyone other then the die-hard I-tards.

M Nichols commented on 15 Sep 2010

@aflockofmusic2 Also Final Cut Pro is not used for every TV show. There are a lot of different video editing apps out there. Avid is an example of one. Your statement that FCP is the only program used in television is an ignorant and false statement. . Sorry to post again but your mis-truths and lies are almost epic.

Shini commented on 08 May 2011

@NYz3R0dAY Because there hypocrites and will say anything to lie about the competition, but as soon as they are using it, then its the best in the world. Shows how truthful and honest Apple is willing to be to both the public and its paying customers that pay out of the back side for a ridiculously priced computer.

M Nichols commented on 09 Sep 2010

@Athos523 Also the video here isn't talking about laptop CPU's, they are showing desktop PC's. Either way Intel based systems have always had more "horsepower" then that powerPC bullshit. Even Steve Jobs realized this and after being stomped by Intel for years Apple switched to intel CPU's.

Intel XEON processor LGA771 to LGA775 adapter patch compatible under microscope

Buy adapter here: //www.ebay.com/itm/111637119387 Just a close look on adapter. It appears to be hand made, but this is correct for only adapters that I ...

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daDfarSpanTaistheKin commented on 19 Jul 2015

what is the function of this sticker ? does it insulates few pins from user ? it will raise one part of cpu ? does it swaps few pins ? it is plastic .. couldn't it melt under temperature ? how reliable is this mod for desktop users ? how is it going for you ?

TheCatMilton commented on 20 Jul 2015

+daDfarSpanTaistheKin There is a metal contact on the cpu adaptor.

HeyItsChris commented on 29 Apr 2014

Cool video your english is very good i can tell ur really smart. Anyway so have you tested say a X5492 on the nvidia 780i chipset? My asus p5n-t deluxe supports 136 watt qx9770 1600fsb so i think the X5492 should work right?

shidunce commented on 17 May 2014

+Castor_Troy Try to look the link that I gavein my first answer in this thread. It has a lot of info about compatibility, etc. I am not that specialist ) At moment my L5430 started to work for me, I finished my research on topic )

HeyItsChris commented on 17 May 2014

Thanks. Ark.intel says 945g supports only conroe e6700 1066 dual core. So idk...

shidunce commented on 17 May 2014

+Castor_Troy Looks like yes, but you only will get exact answer from someone who tried the same configuration.

HeyItsChris commented on 17 May 2014

Your welcome bud. So do we think the Intel 945g with 1066mhz fsb support.... Support a Quad core xeon with 1066? Thx

shidunce commented on 29 Apr 2014

Hello.Thank you for compliments )Yes, I think X5492 will work for you.But try to run double check of compatibility in this site:delidded.com / lga-771-to-775-adapter

James Shaw commented on 16 Dec 2013

So, is it just joining those two points or does it swap them?

shidunce commented on 16 Dec 2013

It swaps them. Its really hard to see, but there is some isolation between metal conductors.

Let's Test! XBox One Backwards Compatibility - Gears of War

On Request of a Subscriber; Here's a small test of the Backwards Compatibility of the XBox One's new Update. Find me on Twitter at https://twitter.com/Taorakis ...

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Mon The Artist commented on 29 Nov 2015

Gears of War and Halo The Best Shooters created by Microsoft in The History of Gaming.

Mon The Artist commented on 29 Nov 2015

+Tao yeah I have an xbox one it's the best ever

Tao commented on 29 Nov 2015

And now you can play them even if you switched your 360 for an XBox One. :)

WWE 2K16 PC - Official Trailer & All DLC Included!

WWE 2K16 for PC has arrived! Complete with all the DLC! Are you Looking forward to this years modding scene? WWE 2K16 for PC available on steam now ...