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Stories · 4

  1. AMD's Turion 64 on the Desktop

    · posted by ryuzaki0 · from the building-it-out dept. · 123 comments
    Toasty16 writes "SPCR has an overview of using an AMD Turion 64 mobile processor in a desktop system. There's a good bit of info about motherboard compatibility and power consumption as compared to a Pentium M processor. There's also links to articles from the Techreport and LaptopLogic on the same topic. If you've been thinking about building a low power HTPC or file server, mobile processor on desktop is an interesting option."

  2. AMD's Turion 64 on the Desktop

    · posted by ryuzaki0 · from the building-it-out dept. · 123 comments
    Toasty16 writes "SPCR has an overview of using an AMD Turion 64 mobile processor in a desktop system. There's a good bit of info about motherboard compatibility and power consumption as compared to a Pentium M processor. There's also links to articles from the Techreport and LaptopLogic on the same topic. If you've been thinking about building a low power HTPC or file server, mobile processor on desktop is an interesting option."

  3. Quiet Desk (Not Desktop) PC

    Hardware · Hardware · · posted by michael · from the have-reciprocating-saw-will-travel dept. · 276 comments
    Anonymous Coward writes "Rusty took a wholly different approach to PC noise: he built his XP1900+ machine right into the desk! While it may not make the PC industry scramble to define a new *desk* (not desktop) form factor, Rusty's inventive techniques will surely have computer hardware enthusiasts poring over his fine work."

  4. Quiet Desk (Not Desktop) PC

    Hardware · Hardware · · posted by michael · from the have-reciprocating-saw-will-travel dept. · 276 comments
    Anonymous Coward writes "Rusty took a wholly different approach to PC noise: he built his XP1900+ machine right into the desk! While it may not make the PC industry scramble to define a new *desk* (not desktop) form factor, Rusty's inventive techniques will surely have computer hardware enthusiasts poring over his fine work."