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Computer hardware poster 1.7
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Published: 2009-02-01 04:51:59 +0000 UTC; Views: 1170795; Favourites: 2781; 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
Saw this on Geekologie, absolutely fabulous.
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Great poster - shame about the price (not saying it isn't worth it), but maybe with enough demand it will go mainstream and come down
Reddit, digg, engadget, lifehacker - those I expected to see - but by getting a nod on PCworld you also landed yourself on the yahoo news page under tech, great job!
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I've looked for printers/distributers in the past, I've either been ignored, or a huge up-front cost was required to make each unit affordable. I was already a member of DA when I added the print option to my poster. I realize they are pricy for the average Computer Geek, but it beats explaining to the boss why the office plotter runs out of dye so fast.
I missed the link to Yahoo, and couldn't find it through search, do you happen to still have it? Thanks again!
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Congrats on being highlighted in PCWorld magazine!
[link]
-=b=-
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Sonic - typo on Desktop Card Slots part. Take note of the word "Accelerated" 
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ya, that was pointed out to me today.... you stare at a project long enough and you just can't see simple errors.... Thank you!
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Thank you for taking the time to make this! Looks very useful!
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you forgot fiber for networks
and I believe also alot of the old network systems.
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I started to work on a FIber Connectors poster a few months back... there are so many it's insane, I'd need to separate it into consumer/ISP/Military just to make sense of it, never-mind international plug types. My current poster is primarily consumer based computer hardware, I realize I included some server grade hardware, SCSI, RIMM, etc... Perhaps when I get time I'll pick back up on the Fiber poster.
Thank you for the comment!
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I've got a 1366 here at work, if you haven't got a picture by the time I have to work on it next I'll snap a good one.
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I have one of the 1366, Thank you!
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A few suggestions for next version:
SATA desktop HDD
socket LGA 775
other than that, pretty awesome!
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the connector for Desktop/Laptop SATA is the same. I am using a Laptop Hdd to save space. Also LGA 775 is there, 4th row down, second one in.
Thank you for the comment.
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Awsome stuff, it's worth pointing out - seeing as you seem to be going back so far that a parrallel port is the same design as a long serial
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I believe they are different genders. I could be wrong, haven't used either in years.
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You may be right, and neither have i, but then i havent installed an isa card for a while either. lol
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This is GREAT! If only I'd had this with me during a recent PC repair appointment!
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Found this through Gizmodo. This will definitely come in handy. Nice Job!
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The DIPP memory you have shown is a general image of DIPP module - it can be anything (not only RAM). Lots of all-purpose chips come in dual inline plastic packages
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that specific chip is 16k of RAM. pulled it form a really old computer of mine. I think it came off a old IBM "Above Board" that plugged into an ISA slot.
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Love it, pity DeviantArt prints are so damned expensive.
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you have no idea how much I agree with the second part of your statement!
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This piece has been eaten by the interwebs
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Wow good work, will be very handy, thankyou!
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USB 3.0, I'm sure Asus has more pictures of the board on their site. Awesome diagram though, this can come in handy.
[link]
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it looks like for the "A" type is the same dimensions as 1.1/2.0. Since USB 3 is finally on the way to consumers I can get a streight-on pict of it. Thank you for the link!
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great pic me and my boss love it its a great help for showing clients all the things in their computers btw your on stumble as well
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Good deal! I'm not seeing it, must have been buried by other submissions by now... do you have a link? Thanks again!
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Very nice, looks like it's certainly going to come in handy one day.
Great job!
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hey signed up just to comment on this poster, its great but one of the most obvious omissions is socket 478 the second P4 socket, 423 was the first Desktop P4 socket, then 478, and then LGA 775 i have a spare board kicking around and i can get a good shot with my Dad's M8.2 if you need it. you can email me at wob(remove)ble AT gmail.com
-Wobble
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look closer, LGA 775 is third down 2nd in from the left, and I have 4 flavors of P4 socket (1x479, 3x478) on the 4th row. I appreciate the offer, thank you!
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Holy shit, I was like the eighth person to fav this; in two days it's grown to over 400 favs and being plastered all over geek sites.
LifeHacker just featured it too.
All this from one little post on Reddit, no?
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indeed, I'm surprised by the turn out... I really wish I had a cheaper method of providing prints.... DA is great, but a little too expensive for most...
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fantastic, as someone said i'll probably make a poster.
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haha awesome poster! Anyone who wants one of these probably doesn't need it...
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