Proposal: Computer in your car

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Apr 26, 2003

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cool, now FO is the guy who will try this new idea in his car....so looking forward to this when it is done

Apr 26, 2003

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Originally posted by MSoft
LOL, where do you want it?

if it's possible to build a small case under neath one of the momo seats...
there's good height, and will have enough ventilation...

let me think about it....
i kinda want to stop modding.. but this is interesting.

Apr 26, 2003

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stop modding? pleassssssssssssssssse
u said something few months ago when it was still snowing that u will stop and spring is here...how can u stop? u have the be the best looking white coupe in can east and u gotta keep pumping every pay cheque into it...hehe j/k dude

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Athlon are indeed power consuming, I guess you will need a better battery (increase of cci?), if I remember correctly, VIA processors are fanless because they consume so little power and produce so little heat. The best thing to do is set up a mini watercooler from the trunk or the rear to under the seat.

Anyways its a great idea, someone go be the guinea pig.

Apr 27, 2003

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There is a heatsink on the VIA, but no fan.

FO: it's absolutely possible to put under a seat... In that case we'll have to put it in an ITX case, and mount it somehow. What I need to know is what sort of input do you have on your LCD?