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Component Identification

lostbooks · 2012-04-06 00:08:59

If you need to identify a connection type for a particular component this is a genius bit of work, it has not been updated recently but the legacy potential for PC builders is amazing. Deviant Art Image Please let me know if this is a repost, if so I will happily remove.

06-04-2012 12:08am

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lostbooks

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If you need to identify a connection type for a particular component this is a genius bit of work, it has not been updated recently but the legacy potential for PC builders is amazing.

Deviant Art Image

Please let me know if this is a repost, if so I will happily remove.

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#2 06-04-2012 10:27am

BaconZombie

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The problem with this picture is that it is VERY out of date

Have a look at the CPU's ; "Future = Release Date Q2 2009"

lostbooks wrote: »

If you need to identify a connection type for a particular component this is a genius bit of work, it has not been updated recently but the legacy potential for PC builders is amazing.

Deviant Art Image

Please let me know if this is a repost, if so I will happily remove.

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