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da ne bi imao nikakav sum (zujane/brum) u kucistu ne treba da bude elektro motor. audio i motori - nikako. sem ako (motor) nije preko 120 kubika cak ni u hard disku.odnosno treba ti solid state hard drive : http://emmi.rs/ssd.10.html?categoryId=523 napajanje bez ventilatora : http://www.acousticpc.com/silverstone_nightjar_500_watt_fanless_silent_computer_power_supply.html Hladnjak za PC procesor - ogroman - bez ventilatora. Recimo moj je Raijintek Pallas (teram i5 bez venta opusteno) ako se posle toga cuje zujanje. javi se. EDIT: i maticna ploca mora da bude vrhunska. (tri sam promenio [gejming, snajperke] za 5 godina - tek je cetvrta ga-z97n-wifi (rev. 1.1) besumna kad se slusa sa nje direktno {slusam 90% vremena slusalice AKG-701} ) a audio karte su tek posebna prica...broj im ne znam koliko je proslo kroz kucu....patnja je sa slusalicama btw. sad sam poludeo i sluske da menjam. novca i razuma u ovom hobiju nema

ovako nekako trebaa da izgleda audiofilski PC iznutra. puuno petardi . 0 ventilatora . samo SSD

gomila kondezatora u paraleli . i jos zauzima slotove. zakacis dva od 22.000 uF na PSU i to je to.

Deda ima 70 i kusur godina. Kapiram da je poceo da zaboravlja i sl. A ne pada mu na pamet sam da se penzionise, takav je lik...pa su ga zato sklonili. Verovatno je to moglo biti uradjeno na finjaka a ne ovako grubo. Na kraju mogao je biti u firmi kao maskota... e sad...ne sedimo mi u upravnom odboru JBL-a. A voleo bih

JBL Chief Engineer · July 31, 1972 to October 6, 2015 https://www.facebook.com/GDTimbers/about

ovde bas ide ispod 30hz

Akamai announced on Tuesday that its Security Intelligence Response Team has discovered a massive Linux-based botnet that's reportedly capable of downing websites under a torrent of DDoS traffic exceeding 150 Gbps. The botnet spreads via a Trojan variant dubbed XOR DDoS. This malware infects Linux systems via embedded devices like network routers then brute forces SSH access. Once the malware has Secure Shell credentials, it secretly downloads and installs the necessary botnet software, then connects the newly-infected computer to the rest of the hive. Security researchers had been aware of XOR DDoS since last year but have just recently noticed the effects of the botnet itself. According to Akamai, the network strikes around 20 times a day, though 90 percent of its targets are various businesses in Asia -- typicallygambling and educational sites. What's troubling isn't the scope of attacks but rather the size. This botnet is capable of driving anywhere from a couple Mbps to over 150 Gbps of traffic every minute at its targets. That upper figure is many times more than what even most multinational corporate networks can handle. It's the digital equivalent of hunting mosquitos with a hydrogen bomb. "A decade ago, Linux was seen as the more secure alternative to Windows environments, which suffered the lion's share of attacks at the time, and companies increasingly adopted Linux as part of their security-hardening efforts," Akamai told PC World. "As the number of Linux environments has grown, the potential opportunity and rewards for criminals has also grown." As such, anyone with a Linux rig is strongly advised to review their existing security implementations and harden them accordingly. http://www.engadget.com/2015/09/29/l...150-gbps-ddos/ That was OS unsurpassed by security? I must ask Mr. Snowden over Twitter whether he knew what is libreboot/coreboot and whether he used them instead proprietary BIOS/UEFI.

Google launches new Chromecast and Chromecast Audio streaming dongles

srecom pa nije Microsoft nego Norwegian