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I just counted all of them and there are 26 pads that don't look like they have ever been touched and the cpu was used when I got it and I have had it in two motherboards.


whats this mean is the cpu curved ? :S
 
no cpu is 100% even
 
i knew the ihs wasn't but not the base :S , does this lead to instability or will the cpu never be 100% utilised?

learn something everyday
 
I had a couple new arrivals in my "shit to fix" collection which consisted of a Samsung 206BW LCD display and a Casio Exilim EX-S10 digital camera.

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First up is the Samsung 206BW which has the problem that it won't power on. The problem is quite common for this model and is related to a couple of crappy capacitors on the power board.

The back of the power board still connected to the circuit board chassis (the digital I/O board is partly visible to the right):
samsung206bwpowerback.jpg


The full frontal nude of the digital I/O board (all the chicken scratch is from the factory :laugh:):
samsung206bwinterfacefr.jpg


The full frontal nude of the power board (only the chicken scratch on the inverter outputs is mine, everything else is from the factory):
samsung206bwpowerfront.jpg


The blown capacitors (I'll try to post pics of the repair when it's complete). Samsung had to use low ESR high temp caps so I couldn't get them from radioshack...:cry:
samsung206bwpowerblowca.jpg


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Now onto the good old Casio Exilim EX-S10. The problem was that the camera had been dropped when the telescoping lens was almost fully extended. The result was that the lens would not retract into the normal protected off position despite the motor still working. I had to disassemble the camera and disassemble the optics (which I've never done before). Unfortunately this is one puppy I don't think I can fix...

The camera body panels removed:
exilimfrontfull.jpg


The front of the optics after it was removed from the camera frame (you can see the capacitors from the Samsung 206BW power board that I desoldered on the left :D):
exilimopticsfull.jpg


The rear of the optics after it was removed from the camera frame (you can see the capacitors from the Samsung 206BW power board that I desoldered on the left :D):
exilimopticsback.jpg


Finally the interior of the optics. I checked every gear in the gearbox(s). I applied a huge amount of pressure to the rotating disc mechanism. I tried everything I could but the optics would not retract...:banghead: You can see the optics's CCD on the left (and it's really cool looking!). I've never seen a 10MP CCD before. :eek:
exilimopticsopen.jpg


Any ideas on the camera would be greatly welcome!
 
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are you using all koolance blocks?? have you taken them apart?? i just have questions about interior things, wondering if they have cahnged it all, like the plumbers lube they used to use, do they still use it?

GPU's and motherboard are Koolance. CPU is EK HF Supreme "Nickel". I haven't taken apart the Koolance blocks so I can't tell you. I am kind of curious though:rolleyes:
 
Just a Random Sata card i had around here
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New CPU's for my server project;)

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That look's awesome bog! Is it gonna be a server or a folder?
 
Is there a sale we should be keeping an eye out for? ;)

either that or he's making an laptop cluster super computer :laugh:

Actually, these were 24 Panasonic CF-T8's that were for a work project. After I finished the WDS image, it only took me about 15 hours to apply the image and install the additional software. Not bad in my book... :pimp:
 
Smexy cold storm:)

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Smexy cold storm:)

You've done something magical here. :eek:

Not only is a good close-up, but you've actually made a Noctua fan look cool. :cool:

:laugh:
 
HammerON your shot's are all simply amazing. I'd love to see a full album of all your shots :)
 
No wonder why those cards run so hot! Look at the mounting plate on those things, like 1/4th of it is exhaust :laugh:
 
Say hello to my little friend

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Unfortunately no it's just an HD5770 as I already had an HIS 5770 I just thought meh another one will do it's not like I need 20000fps :)
 
Unfortunately no it's just an HD5770 as I already had an HIS 5770 I just thought meh another one will do it's not like I need 20000fps :)

Hey man those cards are great in crossfire! I bet there getting pretty cheap as well now! No need for the new stuff when yours work just fine :D
 
yeah $218 vs $297 for the 6850
 
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