Going to Purchase A new Hardware,Need Assistance

aamerjavaid · 12-24-2005, 12:14 PM

Hi All Dears,

Hope You all will be fine.

Bundle of thanks to you all for your contributions.

Your suggestions solved my problem.

One thing a want to discuss to you is that my hardware

vender told me that there is an Intel's certified ATX

casing named "Alpha Digital" which can solve problems of

Heating with board.

Thanks Once Again.

Looking Forward.

Aamer Javaid

Analyticworm · 12-24-2005, 12:27 PM

From what I have read everything you have picked will be a solid solution to any opensource OS you tend to run (linux or UNIX) I will throw you for a loop in this question. Have you considered A laptop insted?

aamerjavaid · 12-24-2005, 12:28 PM

My Problem is

"FIXED".

fragos · 12-24-2005, 03:36 PM

Most motherboards and CPUs support temperature sensors -- my AMD does. There's a KDE program called ksensors that can read those sensors and you will know if the system is too hot. You'll need to do some Googling to find out how to set sensors up. I don't know about the case you mentioned. Some cases have a place for a separate case fan if you need it. I've also seen fans that fit in a PCI card slot available. When it comes to temperature and and electronics, cooler is better.

Keruskerfuerst · 12-25-2005, 04:46 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by fragos

I don't understand the technology but basically it doubles the capacity of a DVD out to I believe about 8.5GB. It is backward compatible with all DVDs and CDs. It will also write CD/R and CD/RW. Given only a small increment in price it seems the best bargin with the most capability. With that capacity it becomes an excellent backup media. I'm not sure what's available in your country but I would recommend LiteOn as the manufacture. They manufacture for major brands and have an excellent reputation in the US. The following link points to a product page with the model I would buy.

http://www.pcclub.com/product_detail...temno=A1547019

Technique of Duallayer DVD-R:

The burning head uses two different types of Laser-LEDs, more specific: two Laser-LEDs with different waves lengths.

The Laser LED with the shorter wave length burns the upper layer and the laser with the longer wave length burns the layer underneath. This effect comes from "skin depth". For further details about that refer to a book with electromagentique transmission: e.g.: Feynman: Lectures on Physics

fragos · 12-25-2005, 04:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Keruskerfuerst

Technique of Duallayer DVD-R:

The burning head uses a different types of Laser-LEDs, more specific: two Laser-LEDs with different waves lengths.

The Laser LED with the shorter wave length burns the upper layer and the laser with the longer wave length burns the layer underneath. This effect comes from "skin depth". For further details about that refer to a book with electromagentique transmission.

Thanks for the excellent and understandable definition -- just the info I needed to make it all come together.

aamerjavaid · 12-26-2005, 12:01 PM

Dear Analyticworm,

Hope You will be fine.

Surely the specification under discussion is purely based on Deskop Computing Under Linux.

SOrry Dear, Untill Now I havn't gone through specifications on Laptops.

I suggest you to come forward, get and publish the best specification, On which linux can perform best.

Looking Forward.

Aamer Javaid