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Computer hardware poster 1.7
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Published: 2009-02-01 04:51:59 +0000 UTC; Views: 1170819; 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
Staple for every techie and anyone that wants to know, "What the heck is that port for?". Thanks for posting.
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Great stuff. Looking forward to future revisions
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I logged in just to tell you how freakin' amazing this is!
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That's a PowerMac G5 processor card assembly, Liquid cooled by the looks of it, dual 2.5Ghz(3rd gen) up to quad 2.7GHz(4th gen) of raw PPC power. The MacPro uses the LGA771 and the LGA 1366 intel Xeon CPUs, all three have a place on my poster. Thank you for the comment!
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Came here from Lifehacker.
Awesome job.
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Is there any way you could License this so I could remix it with illustrations instead of photos of the ports? or imo you should crop out all the extra board, this should lessen the cost to buy the poster.
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I uploaded 1.7c and adjusted the license. To be frank I'm not to into the "nuts and bolts" of copyright. I just don't want to see my exact poster with someone else's name on it.
Thank you for the post!
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I'll post this in [link] with a link back to you very usefull
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Its not straight face down, but wikipedia does have a large image of LGA1366: [link]
Also very useful poster
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I had a new macpro pass through my office the other day, naturally I tore it to pieces, (and put it back together again obviously... yes it still worked! 
Thank you for the comment!
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more informative than 'art' per se. But I enjoyed this. Def the design/layout is an art in and of itself.
Cool!
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Vesa Local Bus is missing. An example from wikipedia : [link]
But thanks ^^
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That one was too long to fit.... you can see the PCI like portion of the slot 4th from the bottom.
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Awesome ... good job dude ! 
love it .
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hello,
Powered USB connector missing :
[url][link]
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I'm aware of that connection, It is primarily used by Dell no? at least I know they use a flavor of it in some laptops. Thank you for the comment!
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ADB and S-video are the same port (back in the day ADB cables were ricockulously expensive, and you could buy relatively cheap S-video cables to use instead), though I'm not sure whether you want to put the two under the same heading.
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I remember that trick! I'm thinking of replacing my current s-video port image with "s-video in" (7 pins), just to differentiate. Thank you for the comment!
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I should say, the physical port and cabling was the same, but like the different RCA plugs the function was not the same.
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In the description for Socket S1 you wrote "Truion". I think you mean "Turion".
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Thanks for the critique! will be fixed in the next version.
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helou!!!
if you are interested, i can send you a picture about connectors for Sun Sparc.
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That would be awesome! Thank you!
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sweet!
featured on the leading Croatian computer magazine BUG:
[link]
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Good Deal! Thank you for letting me know!
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You've been Dugg, my man. Also faved. <3
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Nice one, you got featured on digg: [link]
I'm a photographer, I'll see if I can get you some pics of the ports in my PC. I have a 12 megapixel DSLR, with a 200 mm lens, (1:3.5 reproduction ratio), is that high resolution enough?
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Thank you for the heads up on digg! Yes, that is definitely Hi-Res enough! I've been using a little 8MPix camera for this project.
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You're welcome. I'm afraid I don't know how the missing parts look, but I'll check around the house and shack for old parts
Maybe it's a cool idea to also add cables/connectors (since you already have the ports)
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Thank you. I have quit DA, but I saw this in a post at Hackaday and it is so useful that I just had to pop in and congradulate you on a job well done. This will come in handy when I am fixing my family's computers. Thank you again.
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Wow, this is spreading like wildfire, thank you!
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OMG! I'M printing this to POSTER SIZE!!! I'm puttin in on my wall! GREAT WORK!
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