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You like paradoxes don't you? :)

you know, I'd be all for an x86 cpu IF it can come close to the pandora's cpu power consumption. http://boards.openpandora.org/index.php/topic/10738-pandora-power-consumption-breakdown/

Okay thanks. As it is, these all look like great numbers.

I know there was talk of it before.

argh, strigol beat me to the one I was looking for. :ph34r: here is some other ones that have a lot of random backgrounds. http://boards.openpandora.org/index.php/topic/8007-pandora-backgrounds/?hl=wallpapers#entry141891...

I remember there was a thread for nothing but wallpapers, let me do a quick search.

How much of a difference would undervolting the CPU make?

well, actually I could get electrocuted, as solder is conductive and I'm holding that one, but never did because I wasn't grounded. Although, now that I think about it, there was one time I was soldering something on my bike, so I was on concrete, and bare foot, as you can imagine, I got a good...

^^ Now that's an odd kind of double post...  :)

~~ Topic moved to other consoles. It fits better there ~~

SO MANY GOOSE POPS!  I WANT THEM!

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This happened to me two years ago. I was modifying the USB port on my computer (don't remember why), and I was soldering with a faulty soldering iron, I didn't know it at the time, but apparently the tip had 120 volts at the tip of it. My computer was still plugged in, but not turned on, and I...

That, is, imppressive.

haha, you're probably right. No need to have this clutter up ED's area. ~~ Topic closed due to my stupidity ~~ :)

Thanks for the welcome Binky.

I just noticed that, thanks for pointing that out :) I feel smart now. I didn't realize ED made me a moderator

Is the area called "Moderator Area (internal)" supposed to be visible to normal users?

any you find that have a dedicated meter for each channel will probably be expensive. Something I just realized though, you could get a dual rail power supply with only one meter, and put the second one in yourself.

You are right there, but I will note that with my own supply, a heatsink from a computer northbridge and a small fan is enough for me. (though I don't think I've ever drawn more than 1 amp for extended periods of time)