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Mini Guide: Using “Fan Control” to Save a Broken GPU

  • John Morrison
  • Posted onSep 12, 2023 at 2:18 AM
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A short while back, I took a punt on a broken Dell OEM RTX 3060 Ti from our local eBay competitor – TradeMe.co.nz. As an aside, eBay has never managed to get a foothold on the Aotearoa New Zealand market space as TradeMe offers such a dominant solution. I was in the market for a …

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Build Your Own Budget NAS – a n00b’s Guide Pt 1

  • John Morrison
  • Posted onMar 28, 2017 at 11:24 PM
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Firstly, a clarification. This is a guide written by a n00b, not a guide for n00bs. I am in no way an expert in networking, storage or servers. [mks_separator style=”blank” height=”2″] With Small Form Factor Network’s foray into video media (Namely YouTube) this year, I have realised the importance of having large amounts of storage. …

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Convert Your NH-U12S or NH-U14S to Rotate 90 Degrees

  • John Morrison
  • Posted onAug 19, 2016 at 8:12 PM
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In my review of the NH-U12S, I made mention of the weirdness surround Noctua’s decision to change the mounting system on the U12S and U14S coolers. It seemed odd to me to design an entirely new mounting system to rotate the cooler 90 degrees, but not make it compatible with other products  in Noctua’s lineup. …

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How Small Can You Go? Part 2

  • John Morrison
  • Posted onJul 16, 2015 at 1:00 AM
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Continuing on from the previous article, we are now looking at how different PSU locations can change the size and cooling capacity or a design. In a Small Form Factor system, the power supply is usually the biggest component by volume. Once again, throughout this article I will be using standard component sizes and measuring …

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How Small Can You Go? Part 1

  • John Morrison
  • Posted onJul 9, 2015 at 10:01 PM
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Small Form Factor is a challenge to a large part of the community – how small can you build? I set out to find out (with the help of Sketchup) how small can you really build with M-ATX? M-ITX? Let’s go… Throughout this article I will be using standard component sizes and measuring internally. When …

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