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Power Supplies.For information about various mass storage devices (hard drives, CD/DVD ROMs, burners, tape drives, RAID, and the interfaces to support them) see this page.The S3 standby power mode and how to configure it. In the Slashdot discussion of this ACPI is also mentioned. On a system that has USB devices Windows might configure itself to only enter the S1 state (instead of the S3 state) when it is told to suspend, this will result in the computer being suspended but all the fans and the drives are still spinning. This is discussed in this knowledge base article: KB841858. On some systems you might be able to add a special registry key to get suspend to use the S3 state.Tom's Hardware compares 21 power supplies, sounds real exciting but not much has been published on the various power supplies that are available these days. This site includes test results for power supply efficiency - there's a reason the air coming out of your power supply may be the hottest in your computer. A review of the Ultra X-Connect 500W power supply, this is a rather interesting unit in that you add only the cables that you need to use, which makes for a lot neater a system A review of over 30 power supplies that calls into question their ability to perform up to specification. The world's largest review of power supplies, this French site has a review of 105 power supplies (Apr'07)A guide to optimizing virtual memory (swap space) for Windows.A number of web sites have pages on this topic. Some like Ars Technica have recommended parts lists.Memory.This article discusses some of the Win32 programming API and how it is used to schedule wakeup events (so that a sleeping computer can be ready to do something at a specific time) and how a running process can inform Windows that it needs to keep running and to defer a potential suspend event. It appears that both the S3 and S4 (sleep and hibernate) suspend states can be woken up from, and the same mechanism is used in both cases.Motherboards.the first affordable (Summer 2001) Gigabit networking equipment, this US4009G Dual E-Switch 9 (Internal PSU) 8-port Desktop NWay (10/100Mbps) Ethernet Switch with 1-port Gigabit Copper Uplink apparently costs about US$300, and this Gigabit Ethernet PCI Adapter model for EN1407-T costs about US$100. making a wireless bridge out of LynkSys equipment some people are using the new wireless networking access points to provide free service to anyone in the area, shades of the BBS sceen without the monthly phone bills? Bluetooth is finally starting to show up, but at only 1Mbps it is not going to displace wireless ethernet. One man's view of problems with Bluetooth. Netgear, DLink, Linksys, SMC make networking equipment Not all Wi-Fi equipment interoperates well, the Wi-Fi Alliance has a list of testing results online A Slashdot article on going gigabit in the home TRENDnet makes a print server (TRENDnet TE100-P2U1P) that can attach one parallel port printer and two USD port printers to a LAN Hawking Technology also makes some print servers (available from London Drugs), the HPS12U allows you to attach two USB and one parallel port printer for about CDN$130. DLink makes the DP-300U multi-port print server, this has two parallel ports and a USB port. Slashdot reports that a free course text on how to configure Cisco (pronounced "cheese-co" in Italy) networking equipment has been made available July 2004 brings talk of 10Gbit ethernet. Yikes! An Introduction to IPv6 A Slashdot book review of: Computer Networking First-Step, by Wendell Odem, ISBN: 1587201011. The WiFi Finder plus from Kensington Feb 2006 brings talk of 100Gbit ethernet, Zounds! Netgear and DS2 are due to introduce a 200Mbps LAN over the home powerlines in 2006 Engadget's How-to on running your own network wiring.In 2007 DDR3 memory started to appear, initial reports are that it is not yet worth the money.This Slashdot article asks if it makes more sense to build or to buy.Building Computers.Networking.Here is some information on configuring the ACPI settings that most motherboards have these days.Building an enviromentally friendly PC, discussed here on Slashdot, this also talks about what some of the special certifications (RoHS, WEEE, 80 plus) and mentions some lead-free components.These are the reasons you might want to consider building your own PC rather than buying a pre-built one:Add a multi-headed display to a laptop or PC, with the Matrox TripleHead2Go. Graphics cards with HDMI output for use in home theatre PC or PVR construction a review of the Asus EAX1600PRO and EN7600GT. Gecube is going to make a PCI-e graphics card based on two Radeon HD 2600 XT GPUs that will have 4 DVI ports, great if you have lots of desk space!education, while you can read about this in many books or on many web sites there is no substitute for actually doing it yourself. quality, since you will select the components that fit your needs, on the whole you should be able to produce a better quality PC than most you would buy prebuilt. expandability, with careful selection of components the PC you build today will be upgradable in the future. This does not just apply to CPU and Memory, but also to the ability to easily add additional cards and drives to your system. cost, by building yourself you will not be able to beat an inexpensive pre-assembled unit, but you can decide on what cost/performance tradeoffs best suit your needs. Plus you may be able to leave out some features in the initial purchase, secure in the knowledge that you can add them later operating system, you get to choose the OS that is best for you, be it a Microsoft product, a free Linux solution or even something more esoteric like BeOS or AmigaOS. servicability, did you ever get that sinking feeling when your machine one day did not reboot? First it was "what's wrong", then it became "how much will this cost", and finally "did I loose all my files"? Knowledge is power, and understanding how to build a PC will help ease these fears and keep you sane when the worst finally does happen. If you are looking for some pre-assembled Linux boxes for some dedicated application some of these might fit the bill.A BIOS optimization guide This device allows one to add a "dual bios" or "bios backup" function to a standard motherboard. Tweaking guide for the AMD 761/762 based motherboards The Linux BIOS project, and now Stallman is calling for an open source BIOS project. Microsoft may be getting into the BIOS game (Oct 2003) BIOSWorld provide replacement BIOS chips, handy to know about if a BIOS flashing failed on you. In October 2003 I ordered a replacement BIOS from BIOSWorld and used their "global airmail" shipping (as I am in Canada and they are in the USA). The new chip arrived within 6 days, which is very good service. BIOSMan also provides a similar BIOS service, although I have not ever used them. The mother of all BIOS guides.This site has explainations of all the commonly available types of memory. And this one has how to identify the PC133 versus PC100. The Crucial website has a memory selector that contains a lot of information about motherboards. An article on memory interleaving with SDRAM.Building a custom rack mounted server box out of a mini-ITX motherboard and various parts.Why would you want to build your own PC?More experiences with trying to get the S3 suspend (without running fans) state to work. Another article that explains a bit more about the dumppo.exe command that can be used to adjust some of the S1 versus S3 behaviour.Mass Storage Devices.Building your own PC these days probably will not save you any money, but it can be an enjoyable, educational and frustrating experience that will lift you above the realm of a "mere user". Here is some relevant information, maybe some day I will have added enough to this section that it is a complete stand-alone guide.The Windows Memory Diagnostic program from Microsoft.Graphics Cards.

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