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Post #81
Allrighty then.
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A shirt.
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Well if you starched it enough...............:science:
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A bra :smug:
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I think my mini-ITX is fucking tiny, but that thing is goddamn small.Um, NO!
There's a reason it's more expensive: BECAUSE IT'S FUCKING TINY.
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But they won't unlock its full potential until they put an LGA 1156 socket and ribbon-cable attached PCIe x16 slot :saddowns:
I mean what's the worst that could happen?
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Mousepad? Advent Calender?
Photo frame? Speaker? Wallelt? Keyboard?
There are too many possibilities. But a keyboard would be cool. Or photo frame. Or something else. Flower pot?
Also, Little kids, stop fighting. WE GOT PRIVATE MESSAGES TOO, MAN!
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been done many times
http://www.mini-itx.com/projects/nespc/
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Sounds like it might work, but if you really wanted to save space you could use a projector for the monitor and a laser-projection keyboard for the input. Air flow wouldn't really work, so you'd need liquid cooling or that new Nvidia vapor-coolantI've always wanted to make a portable gaming desktop with monitor that fits inside a briefcase-like-case.
Like that but bigger. Monitor fits in the top, then the rest of the computer on the bottom complete with keyboard and mouse.
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Also a big pack of Lithium 18500s
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I was looking around for the cheapest VIA P820, but I found a daughterboard with and AGP and PCIe x1 expansion and pins for something else.But they won't unlock its full potential until they put an LGA 1156 socket and ribbon-cable attached PCIe x16 slot :saddowns:
I mean what's the worst that could happen?
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Not going to buy it though, because the whole site was in russian
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Xbox 360
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Yeah, it's cheap. The mesh is a plastic material, not metal, so it's stretched over a piece of plywood.
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Link please, I want to see that.I was looking around for the cheapest VIA P820, but I found a daughterboard with and AGP and PCIe x1 expansion and pins for something else.
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Not going to buy it though, because the whole site was in russian
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Lemme go history browsing :pseudo:
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Well can't find the russian one, but did find this:
http://www.linuxfordevices.com/c/a/News/Via-EpiaP830/
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Oh. Bad reading. It's P830 not P820 :saddowns:
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Damn that's awesome. I think Zotac makes an ION card for mini pci-e. And a 3g card too. Shame I was early by a couple months. Also VX900 chipset :h:
If you are going to get a pico-ITX, WAIT FOR THIS ONE
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http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16814500164
nevermind, PCIe x1, not mini :saddowns:
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I think I said something about mounting it inside of a wall before.
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Well sadly the estimated price is higher, and honestly, I'm not really going to be doing any hardware-demanding processes on my Pico, so I'm just going to get a p820.
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Microwave oven
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Awesome points if it still works as a Microwave.
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I guess if you put the hardware in the side or back, and put the screen in between the oven and the real door, you might get something useful out of it
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On the wall?
Or in a fish tank?
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Cooling system, to the extreme!Or in a fish tank?
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Until you sneeze and ruin it.On the wall?
Or in a fish tank?
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Review of the Ion PCI-E 1x.
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I saw an opened PSU the other day that someone had throw out, and I thought "my god, this would make a fairly interesting PC case, Mini-ITX or Pico-ITX, that is the question".
Also serves as a good way to start a Xzibit joke. (You're going to need a PSU inside the PSU case after all)
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Pico-ITX, I think mini-ITX is bigger than the PSU itself. And if you use Pico, then you get an external power brick.I saw an opened PSU the other day that someone had throw out, and I thought "my god, this would make a fairly interesting PC case, Mini-ITX or Pico-ITX, that is the question".
Also serves as a good way to start a Xzibit joke. (You're going to need a PSU inside the PSU case after all)
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:haw::fh:
If they weren't so damn expensive, they could be used in a ultra flexible computer cluster.
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I've always wanted to build a computer in the desk.
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:smug:
Might try it myself
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Good luck with that
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Now if the eyes doubled as a screen, THEN I'd give it a winner.
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I'm actually interested in doing something with a MATX tower made of aluminum (for weight) and mounting a new very thin LED monitor on the side. I know these basically already exist as business PCs, but more like a LAN build.
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Here's a build I've been following for a while.
http://www.maxishine.com.au/forums/v...p?f=11&t=14073
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Yeah, I think they're called iMacs. Or any other all in one.
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I have one of those, you would need a pretty big cluster.
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Pico-ITX MoBo
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Might try it myself
16GB flash drive (for the hard drive)
No Optical drive
Typical laptop power cord
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Won't work. Need mobile-ITX, and I don't think that's available yet. You simply can't fit a pico-ITX board in there with all the cording you need for a true computer. I don't think the EPIA BIOS will let you USB boot, either, so you would need one of these since a Compact Flash module won't fit:
http://www.logicsupply.com/categorie..._flash_modules
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A pair of panties to hold a dedicated graphics card would be a even better addenum to it.
Oh god that's hot
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My brother did that as a senior project for high school.Or in a fish tank?
It was really cool, but it made a huge mess, mineral oil is a bitch.
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Fishtank full of mineral oil with HDD [or not if you have an SSD] andOptical drive mounted outside, wont do anything to the components because it is non-conductive.
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Use a old 3.5" HDD as the case for a Pico-itx system.
You'd probably need to CNC out any unnecessary crap from the inside of the gutted HDD though.
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