Welcome to thandor.net!
Welcome to thandor.net, my website with:
- information, pictures and benchmarks of my hardware collection
- information about our local LAN party called 'LinteLAN'
- some articles about various computer related subjects
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04 October 2010 22:20
Ever wanted to change the game of Death Rally? Farmer Ted in a Deliverator or Duke Nukem driving a Dervish? It's possible with a few modifications using a hex-editor. > Read more
19 January 2009 20:17
Does your AGP board has an AGP Universal (with 2 notches) connector but it doesn't work in AGP4x boards? Or just want to check for safety to see if it's a real AGP 4x board or not? This little howto will show you how to check it using a multimeter- or your eye. > Read more
18 March 2008 21:37
Trying to install service pack 1 and got stuck with this message? Well, I did and found a solution! > Read more
12 December 2007 21:33
20 years ago it was cool to overclock an 8MHz XT up to 10MHz using a soldering iron to swap an oscillator crystal. Today it's a simple as using your arrow keys or mouse to change some numbers and get a few 100MHz extra. Is it? It is, as long as you know what you are doing. This howto will help you understand the basics of overclocking your processor. > Read more
08 February 2007 14:58
We all know that Futuremark like cows. In 3DMark2001, 3DMark03 and 3DMark05 there are hidden cows. Well, what about 3DMark06? Yes, an easter egg too! > Read more
14 November 2006 21:01
The latest models of the Intel Celeron and Intel Pentium 4 use the LGA775 (also known as socket T) socket. The dual-core version of the Intel Pentium 4; the Intel Pentium D also fits into the same socket. To make things worse: Intel Core 2 Duo and Intel Core 2 Quad processors fit too!
All this can be confusing when upgrading or buying a new system. This article will explore the LGA775 socket and it’s possibilities.
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