PCI: 133 MBytes/sec
USB 2.0: 40 MBytes/sec
SATA 1st: 150 MBytes/sec
SATA 2nd: 300 MBytes/sec
Hi,
I just had a little idea that I’d like to share with you. When interacting with technology like computers, every now and then it happens that you do not have enough space on the viewport to lay out all the Information that you are interested in. Like for example you want to draft a document […]
Ars Technica: NVIDIA unveils Ion platform bundling Atom CPU with 9400 GPU
Finally, serious 3D starts to get into the low end, I am quite interested to get one of those as a media pc, and this development also shows me that going the OpenGL way with Open Movie Editor was the right thing to do.
Cheers
-Richard
… indeed.
Computing is getting fun again, totally wicked machines are released all the time.
First the EEE-PC Netbooks, now the new Mac-Books and Mac-Book Pros, then someone finally has the guts to do away with lengthy boot processes: Booting Linux in five seconds.
All those things are so exciting, because it seems that people are getting what […]
They are not worth the trouble.
Fortunately I was able to fix the 33mb vs. 1tb problem with my WD HDD, using the HDD Capacity Restore tool linked in this article. Data was not damaged, everything still there after the fix.
Cheers
-Richard
Just when I was watching Episode 23 from Season 4 of “LEXX - the Darkzone”: “Lyekka vs. Japan”, two SGI O2 machines came to my attention, check it out in the following screengrab:
Cheers
-Richard
Hi,
I own a 1tb WesternDigital hard-disk, that kept in an USB hard-drive enclosure to connect to my laptop. It works fine so far, but as soon as I start put a little load on it, (like rsyncing 200GB) it just “stops”. It seems as if the USB controller chip just crashes, and nothing works anymore, […]
Hi,
do you know any small Electronics Shop in Tirol where I could buy small electronic parts and stuff, like resistors and breadboards, and whatever people would like to play with. I can’t be bothered to order stuff all the time, I just want to browse a little and get my things on the go. […]
I got myself a now laptop computer, and decided on a specific Model because it had a specific feature that others were missing, namely a DVI connector.
I decided to take that model, even though it came with a number of stupid stickers.
But another thing that I noticed was the totally ugly power-supply that came with […]
So today I upgraded to a new display, going straight from 1024×786 to 1920×1200.