... The Internet has a lot of resources for dummies and you can easily learn about motherboards and buy the right one for yourself. If you are software developer, you would prefer one that has a ... of supporting a high resolution video or graphics card. For this you need to know about the types of motherboards that Asus has and to pick the right one for yourself. Whichever Asus series of motherboard you ...

... money than is absolutely necessary on a motherboard then it will pay for you to check out AMD motherboards that provide a solid and cheaper alternative to the more expensive motherboards currently being ... as well. Matthew Kerridge is an expert in computer products. If you want more information about motherboards or are searching for a reputable computer retailer please visit Just The Things ...

After the release of the hack for XBox 360 motherboards, today we get the Free60 JTAG / SMC XeLL Hack for Jasper (v4) motherboards with 16MB NAND chips (so NOT compatible with 256 & 512MB NAND yet). Download: This NAND image will boot your Jasper XBox 360 right into XeLL, which allows you to launch linux distros or run libxenon homebrew software, as long as you never upgraded it via the ...

Some LeoNERDo da Vinci Creates Mona Lisa out of Motherboards As seen in the entrance to ASUS’s headquarters in Taiwan, it’s the Mona Lisa made entirely of motherboards. Move over Leonardo da Vinci, there’s a new sheriff in town and his name is LeoNERDo da Vinci. de clipset via technabob

Taiwan-based ASUS wanted a Mona Lisa portrait for their headquarters, so they contracted an artist to create one using old PC motherboards. Continue reading for two more pictures. While Leonardo Da Vinci was one of the great art masters, the guy who created this version of Mona Lisa entirely out of old motherboards is a modern master in my book.

... of ASUS International, a computer parts manufacturer in Taipei, Taiwain, and is composed entirely of old computer motherboards and the like. This got us thinking about other examples of technology and art colliding in wonderful ways. We've ... a little different.Computer Company Displays 'Mona Lisa' Made From Motherboards originally appeared on Switched on Tue, 17 Nov 2009 16:10:00 EST. ...

Photo via Jaymi Heimbuch Spotted at San Francisco's Green Festival were these coasters made of reclaimed motherboards. Turns out, these are just the tip of the iceberg of things made at Motherboard Gifts & More, an online shop that transforms reclaimed motherboards into a surprising number of knickknacks. ...Read the full story on TreeHugger

... X3 users can upgrade their CPUs to X4 given they are using a supported board and BIOS. Below is the list of given motherboards, which supports the upgrade / hack. Infact this mod / hack /upgrade / overclock works ... control. Related posts:AMD Phenom triple core 8400 and 8600B makes it to the marketASUS motherboards to support 140w AMD Phenoms X4 Quad Core processorsAMD launching Quad Core Phenom ...

ASRock has joined other motherboard makers in flaunting their upcoming Clarkdale-ready products. The company has released images of three motherboards designed for Intel's soon-to-be-released 32nm processors. ASRock's new units will be branded H55M, H55M Pro, and H55DE3 -- with the first two being microATX motherboards.

Hey guys, quick question that might seem stupid... I have done a bit of research on this and found it's possible to purchase a 20 r 24 pin ATX Y-splitter cable and I found various posts and things pointing to success in running 2 motherboards off one PSU, but my question is: is it safe to run 3 mini-itx (so low power consumption) motherboards off one large PSU?

Intel Core i5 and Core i7 CPUs that are compatible with LGA1156 socket, slowly but steadily are becoming interesting choice for wider user group because this socket is direct descendant of “good old” LGA775 and, of course, price drops. Intel P55 chipset is, basically, following footsteps of previous P chipsets (P965, P35, and P45). It is obvious that soon there will be many P55 based motherboards.

Proving that junk art isn’t a legacy of the sculptors alone, Asus has put some dead motherboards and chips together to create what is considered an unsolved mystery in art – the Mono Lisa. The recreated Mono Lisa is resurrected at Asus’ headquarters in Taiwan. Far from being what Leonardo Da Vinci would have liked it as, the effort isn’t all that bad, but I’ll still hold the talking Mono ...

Displayed in the lobby of Asus’s headquarters in Peitou, Taiwan, this recreation of Leonardo Da Vinci’s Mona Lisa was made using old PC motherboards. Related posts: Swiss Man Proves After 500 Years That Da Vinci’s Parachute DOES Work Artist Creates World’s Biggest Drawing Using GPS NASA Releases Portrait of Stellar Nursery to Celebrate Spitzer’s 5th Anniversary

P55M Pro Several pictures of AsRock’s H55 Express based motherboards which are due for launch early next year have recently been leaked ahead of time. The H55M Pro, H55M, and H55DE3 are pictured below, with the first two featuring MicroATX form factor while the last one adopting ATX form factor. Each of them packs two PCIe x16

It is very easy to get confused about picking the best from a wide assortment of motherboards. In fact picking the right motherboard can certainly prove to be an especially intimidating task, and this in turn will make putting together your own computer a lot harder than it needs to be. You must however learn to pick the motherboard with great care because all the different computer components ...