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CPUShack

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Neon

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Posted: Tue Oct 03, 2017 1:08 pm Post subject: |
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Nice find. I am usually interested in new ways to display CPUs.
The dimensions are a little odd, but it looks like each brick might fit 2 Socket A sized (50 mm) CPUs facing forward, and 1 to each side, so 4 per brick. |
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CPUShack

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hugo929

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| CPUShack wrote: | | http://www.tiny.com.hk/v33/pdtdetail.asp?pdt_id=ATA64002 |
dont know what happend. but this link always turn to an AD page after a flash at my mobile phone. _________________ My vintage CPU collection:www.cpumuseum.com
Chinese Forum: http://www.cpumuseum.com/forum |
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CPUShack

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apa4

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damn this is coo cool and cute _________________ !Ch@nge_Me! |
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