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Computer hardware poster 1.7
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Published: 2009-02-01 04:51:59 +0000 UTC; Views: 1170740; Favourites: 2782; Downloads: 243394
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Version 1.7 hot off the press. I have added even more ports, slots and cards. As well as improved pictures of some existing hardware and fixed some errors.Prints are available.
original size 24x34 @ 180DPI ~17.2MB at time of upload.
I am still seeking hi-resolution image for:
PAC611
socket 4
LGA 1366
mPGA989
LGA1160
G34
64bit RDIMM
XDIMM
XDR
::EDIT::
Version 1.7c has been posted in 1.7's place, as requested the fullsize image is a .png, spelling errors have been corrected, minor errors have been fixed.
2016 version here:Β
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Comments: 516
Great job! I would have one of this on my wall
www.dannyfixmycomputer.com
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you typically don't see normal SATA ports on the outside of the case. which is why I did not include it. eSATA was include. Β
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Hey Sonic I ma wondering if you are planing on updating this poster. This has got to be one of the Hardware Posters I have ever seen.
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here are some of the pictures u need
socket 4 picture - upload.wikimedia.org/wikipediaβ¦
LGA 1366 - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:LGAβ¦
LGA1160 - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Asuβ¦
LGA 1160 is now LGA 1156Β - www.fudzilla.com/home/item/127β¦
XDIMM - www.itwissen.info/bilder/xdimmβ¦
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Thank you so much for this chart!Β You've saved me hundreds of dollars from buying incorrect hardware for my upgrades.Β With this chart I now can buy the correct hardware I need for my upgrades!
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I keep throwing money at the screen, but nothing is happening.
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Computer hardware are Β important a parts of system . we should carefully check them to buy them .
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User 'uneedyt' on eBay is selling (poor) reproductions of this image, with no credit whatsoever... even goes to great length to hide the fact that his "posters", as he's calling it, come from images from the net.. doesn't care about copyright.....
He's earning tons for this practice each day...
Beware!!!
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Do you need an image of the optical port for sound cards? I can provide that if needed.
Great image by the way. Thansk!
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I can provide a photo of an optical audio port which I think is missing from this chart.
Fantastic work by the way.
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Hi!
Great work [link] , but I miss 13w3 graphic port [link] used by Sun Microsystems, Silicon Graphics, IBM RISC, Intergraph and some Apple Computer computer workstations; same connector was used by 3Com for a redundant PSU on the 3300 switch family. (source wikipedia: [link]
a card with 13w3 port: [link]
Since i own couple of SGI Indys in my obsolete-tech-museum i can send you hi-res pic if you want. Let me know at boyzl-dot-sand on gmail not to have issues with copyrights.
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How would one go about getting a print of this chart? All I see is the option for a photo. I'd love to be able to hang this up in my workspace.
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Brilliant, I am thrilled that you have taken the time to do this awesome poster.[link]
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Still waiting for v2 in 2013
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Still waiting for v2 in 2014
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Still waiting for v2 in 2015
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Still waiting for v2 in 2016
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What the...? IT'S FINALLY THERE??? GOD YES!
sonic840.deviantart.com/art/Coβ¦
THANK YOU!
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Please make V2 of your computer hardware poster!
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what time line on updated ver with usb 3 thunder bold and Lightning port?
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This is truly very epic and uberly AWESOME!!!!!
I'm a total computer repairman, troubleshooter, fixer, builder, you name it, I know it.
This would be GREAT to put up on a wall of a computer store. Heck, even my room! ^.^;
Great job on this!
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Hi, I would like to use your poster where I work in a computer repair shop. It will be so helpful to everybody including the young engineers. I have a similar poster from a German computer magazine and I will take a look in it for the missing images you are seeking. Thanks.
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Hi! I teach "Information Technology" in Russia. In educational institutions it would be wise to hang a poster on the wall. Can translate it to other languages?
Best regards, Sergey.
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This is brilliant! Nicely laid out and very helpful. Lol, some people have guitar chords hanging on their wall, and some of us have this.
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Brilliant poster, some may see it as a informational poster, but can also be seen as a work of art, any ETA on 2.0, is bribery an option to speed it up
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great poster... I'll be sure to pick up a print.
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I saved this picture back in feb, and today this came to use!
Looking forward to version 2.0
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Do I have permission to add your chart to my web site still under construction with mention of it's source
My web site is non commercial
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Sure, be sure to post the URL when you've finished your site.
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Oh dear! This took me all the way back to the beggining of the PC era in 1984, upto then I was a COBAL mainframe programmer. As soon as I saw my first PC I new it was the future, all my colleagues thought I was mad. Thank you for reminding me of my "youth".
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Wow, this is really neat/useful! 
Is this only for IBM-compatible PCs, BTW? I occasionally used older Sun machines that used 13W3 video connectors, like this: [link]
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There are PPC sockets as well (early Mac stuff mostly). I've got some stuff from Sun added to v2. The 13W3 was also used for the Apple Portrait Display. I didn't include it in 1.7 because it was on the Monitor and not the Computer itself... but It'll be in v2.
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I work at a small company (as an accountant) but as the young guy I am the go to IT. This is a great tool for the uninitiated techies.
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I am in the process of writing a book on computer repair am i able to place a link back to your site and also put a picture of it within my book please. I must add you have done a brilliant job. it is a great teaching aid. John Burns
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Thank you! be sure to send me a link to your book when it's done.
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Wow.. Great
Missing:
HP XW6000 Secondary Processor Voltage Regulator Module (VRM):
[link]
[link]
And WTX Power Connector
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Voltage modulator slots/ports come in many shapes and sizes. I've got access to a few but I didn't add them to v1.7. v2 should have room for them. Thanks for the comment.
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Why does it says "future" under USB 3.0?
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because USB 3.0 wasn't available when I published this version (1/31/2009).
the next rev will be up to date.
Thanks for the comment!
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Dude, AM3 and AM3+ is abscent, if i had the time, id take a High Res pic of my desktop's socket for you to add it
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looks great! I'll keep an eye out for any of these ports for ya.
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