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Computer hardware poster 1.7
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Published: 2009-02-01 04:51:59 +0000 UTC; Views: 1170744; 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:
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Comments: 516
I would LOVE to use this as my laptop skin!!!!
None of the prints sold here would work for this purpose.
If I made a donation would you let me do so, and how much do you feel my use would be worth?.
(At least 15 of my friends are artists so I know the effort that goes into each print.)
If you want we can discuss this in email.
Thanks!
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You sir, HAVE ALOT OF TIME ON YOUR HANDS!
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[link] this is so nice! i will upload this to my image gallery and credit you of course!
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wow!! the most complete hardware recopilation!!!
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it'll have even more stuff when I get version 2.0 done..... Look for that early/mid next year.
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*stares*
Does not compute... :3
um very techy of you to do this heh
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Socket 4: [link]
LGA 1366: [link]
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It's like a hot girl poster...for computer enthusiasts
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i saw my processor! whoo
thanks for this, its really cool
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All the websites copying this image have converted it to JPG and completely ruined the quality. Other pictures were nearly unreadable. Thank goodness I found my way back to the source, lossless imaging FTW.
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::sigh:: ya... I don't object to re-posters, but I am annoyed that some sites don't link back to the source. For the exact reason you mentioned. Glad you like my poster!
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umm you might need to make a correction to 2.0 because intel socket 478 NEVER has the core2duo nor core solo only 755 and newer support that cpu otherwise love the chart excited about the coming 2.0
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It's annoying because I'm always finding exceptions to the 478/479 standards.
For instance, the mac Mini uses a socket 479, but only used Core Solo/Duo and Core2Duo CPUs. Another one is Socket P (also called mPGA 478) supports Core 2s.
But you are correct. officially, socket 478 (Socket N) doesn't support core/2. I'll be revisiting this list before 2.0 is posted.
Thank you for the correction!
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i know its batty because 479 uses 478 pins in a different config
and socket P uses 478 pins
just in a totally different config then the first two
and then there is socket M witch actually has 479 pins but fits into socket 479 but DONT work @_@
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Love the graphic! I am putting together a fact sheet for the Sustainable Electronics Initiative (www.sustainelectronics.illinois.edu) about various computer parts and materials they contain. Do I have your permission to use the graphic?
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sure, be sure to post back when your project is complete. also, naturally, site your sources
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kewl...neat to see all this in one place
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and there are more to come.... MiniSata, Infiniband, VRAM, new CPU sockets.... if it's one constant in the computer wold it's there are always new ways of connecting devices up...
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This is very handy. Must've taken a lot of work.
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I work at a PC parts store; if you're still doing revisions of this I'd be happy to get you some pictures. Stuff like LGA1156, AM3, USB3, or even batches of processor top or contact-side shots to go along with the socket images.
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That would be great! I am still looking for those. I don't think I'll be using actual CPUs for my current projects, but the more source material the better. Thanks again!
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You, my man, are a freakin' beetle amongst the ants!
THANK YOU for this chart!
(I'm gonna 'poster' it for my clients to see when they come in my shop)
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This is very useful for those of us trying to explain what certain ports look like to certain people 
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This thing was written about on a norwegian website!:
[link]
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Good Deal! Thanks for letting me know!
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I think it's more than clear right now that you made (or I don't know who) a GREAT work with that poster.
And hm...I wanted to ask permission to use it for my class of Assemblage and Maintenance of PC's at school.
May I???
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Permission granted, Glad I could help!
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You should change the picture of the FBDimm ram module to one which doesn't have a heat spreader, so that we can see the buffer chip on it.
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I like that idea! I was focusing on the pin configurations, but that huge control chip is cool too.
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This poster is a good idea!
And what about this one?
Socket4: [link] (full pic: [link] )
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ah, I've been looking for a better picture of a socket 4, thank you!
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How about an EDD connector? I have some graphics cards that have an EDD (Enhanced Dual Display)? I can give you photos if needed.
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Sure, that would be awesome! I don't have one of those yet.....
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Here is the [link] .
Glad i could contribute.
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Thank you! I'll include it in my next version, I've never really heard of that interface, do you have more information on it? What computer/video card was it included with?
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