yellow is 12v and red is either 5 or 6v

Anyone know about copper heatsinks and the different kinds of thermal pastes, I'd sure like to cool down my proc using them...

http://www.isjm.com/tst/heatsink/compound.htm http://www.3dfxcool.com/goop.htm http://www.aosco.com/ http://unlimitedhardware.com/product...es/thermal.htm http://www.marlow.com…

try this www.3dcool.com They make the best heatsinks and fans ever. My all time fav. is the PCI fan. Pretty slick.

here's another PC based cooling source... I have 2 pairs of the Cache Cooler fans on the way and a tube of their heatsink compound. I wish I had room for the Arctic Circle in my 85…

I really deosn't make much sense to have a copper heat sink where you have enough space to use aluminum. The speed of heat transfer increases when either the the medium that the h…

iPort uses the IrDA connector on 'old' iMacs to supply a serial port. I just noticed the IrDA port on my iMac Rev D motherboard, so I thought it would be possible to solder a conne…

Thats a good point, the builtin IRDA module on the iMac used the serial port, If it would be possible to find the components/chips used for the serial connecter, and then the chip …