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ForumsI recently came across a really useful Computer Hardware Chart made by a member on Deviantart that helps you visually identify various types of plugs, ports, sockets and RAM.
Most technicians should already know how to identify many of these, but there a quite a lot of lesser known plugs and ports that I either haven’t seen before or have seen, but didn’t know what it was called.
I have provided a link to a shrunken down version for easy web viewing that is only 2mb in size and an extremely high resolution version that weighs in at 24mb.
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You can also get these graphics printed as a poster to hang in your workshop over at DeviantArt via this link.
Low Resolution Web Version (2mb)
Ultra High Resolution Version (24mb)
Vey useful to have on the wall of you come across something new but also for teaching less experienced techs
Yeah, I’m thinking about some fine art – have it printed and framed or laminated for something other than motherboards to hang on the wall! LoL!!!
WoW some of these i have never seen before.. well i know OFF them but never seen them in the flesh XD
$50 is a little steep for a reference chart but decent for fine art. Would love to have it framed on office wall.
not nice enough for fine art. great reference though. At the risk of sounding cheap, I’d never pay for a bunch of copy & paste pictures. as a general reference its cool, maybe something to look at while your bored, but nothing i’d pay for
thanks for that bryce, its great to have them all in one place like that for reference – thanks ……
thanks for the reference bryce…
Nice thanks. will look great alongside the alphabet chart in my son’s room (due in Oct)
I sent him a better picture of the Socket 4. I still have a P60 cpu. The one that had the processor bug.
Thanks, another nice add in to computer repair kit.
Brought back some old memories,
Like using eight chips for 1K (Yes 1K)
of memory in a Motorola based machine I built from scratch.
Happy days
Love it!
Great hardware chart! Very useful for quick identification.
Thank you very much for the Hшпр resolution version!
The large version has the EPS12V label where it should be, smaller not.