How To Turn A Broken Laptop Motherboard Into a Silent Home Server
Nov 05, 2012 19:26
DIYer Darknezz shows how to put together a home server from a broken laptop's motherboard. It's genius, if you have several of these lying around. The laptop used in question was in working order, except it was having trouble outputting a signal to the laptop's screen.
Darknezz kept the old motherboard, plugged it into the wall and turned it into a quiet home server. Check out more of it at the link below:
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