okie rahul ji got it.. thanks fr knowledge :happy:

your welcome
I'll update you guys
cuz some people around try to be smart
yesterday i went to someone's house ohnu nahi si pata mai pc bananda a har month ch ik 2
he was boasting in front of others
and when he said to me I can make you a pc
I couldnt resist anymore
I said tusi menu pc bana ke dena?
mei keha menu super computer bana sakde aa?
kehnde paise jada lag jane aa.. 5000 lag jane aa
mai keha acha
mai tuhanu 2500 dollars ch bana dau
kehnde oh kida?
mei keha join parallel 3 Playstation 3 together and ther you go as they are very compatible with their OEM parts and the frequency at which they operate is fast enuf and GPU has a good on board memory and can power up a big plasma too
bass fer chup ho gaye
Don't let anyone talk rubbish :)

whtz the source plz mention it also ..

source? you mean to ask me about the power i think?
the connector itself has a power thing from the USB 3.0 ( you can get a PCI card for USB 3.0 )

and SATA ta hard drive di use ho hi jandi aa as in the picture

hmmmmm matalb apa esnu kisi hor pc nal v jud skde aa te easily transfer our data..rite aa???

yes ji
par just mind that it should have got the USB 3.0 ( which is not common) and spare internal hard drive

yes this is true vere

Yanken ji

Jida apa kol purani SATA hard drive hove and apa new le lende aa ta purani nu apa still use kar sakde a.
ah connector la ke esne ek output pc ch USB 3.0 and duji Hard drive piche la deni jis naal apa usb thru data transfer kar sakde aa using that connector
Oda ik enclosure anda aa par oh 1 hard drive nu hi support karda cuz oh fix ho janda par eh apa kad sakde aa and kise hor naal la ke use kar sakde aa :)

P.S - You need a USB 3.0 Port

es nal ki hunda rahul ji/?

sat shri akal ji
jida apa generator rakhde aa apne ghar de electronics chalaun nu oda toshiaba ne ah fuel cell banaya hai
is wich methanol  da injection lagda ( which is explosive)
osde pen naal eh bijli paida karda jehri ki USB de thru device nu charge karda
for example motorola fone and Apple phone that gets charged thru usb

Toshiba's Dynario fuel-cell








Toshiba released their first Toshiba Dynario Fuel Cell in Japan on October 29th, 2009. The first run consists of

only 3,000 units after which Toshiba will gauge consumer reaction before extending the launch outside of Japan. Once

fueled with an injection of methanol solution from its dedicated cartridge, the fuel cell starts to generate

electricity that is delivered to a mobile phone or a portable media player via a USB cable. Dynario’s hybrid

structure uses a lithium-ion battery to store enough electricity to charge two typical cell phones simultaneously.

Each Toshiba Dynario Fuel Cell retails for 29800 Yen ($328), while each set of liquid refilling cartridges (5 units)

is priced at 3150 Yen ($34).

this is crap again
I dnt like these people who discriminate others
God created human that was the biggest mistake
janwar rehan dinda ta theek rehnda

OMG jesus christ

haha i thought ur serious?
Chalo bach gaye tusi v mere waang

no worries :)

Core i7
After considerable speculation regarding how Intel would brand the Gulftown, the 32nm Core i7

being prepared for LGA1366 in 1Q10, it has been revealed by a Chinese website that it will

take the Core i7 980X name.



For those who don’t recall the full details on the Gulftown, let us quickly recap. Gulftown is

the codename for six core (hexa core) CPU being released as a member of Intel’s 32nm Westmere

family of processors beginning some time in March. Gulftown chips are very similar in

performance to Bloomfield Core i7s like the 950, but they overclock better, run cooler, offer

higher frequencies, add two more cores, and add a few extensions which really help encryption

performance. In other words, think “Core i7, but 52% more (10% of the time).”

While we’ve known about the impending arrival of the Gulftown since March, the whole industry

has flip-flopped back and forth on the finer details and the product’s branding, but the

matter is settled: It’s the 3.33GHz Core i7 980X.



It bears reinforcement that the 980X is a member of Intel’s Extreme Edition family, which

means the chip will retail for no less than the price of your firstborn male, or $999.

According to Chinese pricing (7999 yuan), the USD price is a stunning and equally probable

$1171.

In sum, the Core i7 980X has six cores; runs 3.33GHz (up to 3.6GHz on turbo); will melt your

credit card; drops into X58 boards; and offers little over existing quad i7s for users who

rarely dabble in multi-threaded work. But damn if we don’t want one.