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DIY All in One PC from broken laptop / How to use old laptop / DIY iMac with Linux / Wooden PC

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I had an old Dell Latitude D530 laptop with broken backlight tube and I used it to make myself a new all in one PC ( I replaced the backlight tube with one from a broken screen).
PC Specs: 2Ghz Dual core , Intel x3100 Graphics and 4 GB RAM
Music: www.bensound.com

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28 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 20

@GodSaveTheUnitedStates 2 года назад

I like that design. It's retro and at first glance looks just like an older Mac from the 90s. That Linux distro matches it perfectly. Great Job!

@sniperadan009 3 года назад

Excelente trabajo!... Gracias.

@diytech2001 3 года назад

Thank you!

@johndextersantos9541 4 года назад

Great work man, , i am also looking to make one like this.

@arieframdani9174 3 года назад

Wow nice built bro, magnificent wood working cassing

@diytech2001 3 года назад

Thank you!

@carikamuu 3 года назад

Great work

@VikramSingh-fl8tb 4 года назад

Best pc in the world you are great . So cool

@jolin950 4 года назад

First comment. Like your content.

@neuraltensors 4 года назад

This looks good Is cooling good ? have you checked CPU temps?

@diytech2001 4 года назад

NRD TechBroadcast The cooling was ok for youtube and web browsing but it was getting hot on long gaming sessions. I ended up cutting a hole so that the hot air can escape easier. I also ran a stress test and it never went past 85 degrees Celsius. Anyway this was never really meant for harcore gaming. I built it for my kids to play with it.

@neuraltensors 4 года назад

What about wifi antena and speakers?

@diytech2001 4 года назад

NRD TechBroadcast It has both. the speakers are in the black rectangular box in the back. wifi antena is glued inside close to the speaker hole.

@xoffworld 3 года назад

no room for airflow

@diytech2001 3 года назад

I ended up making a hole for airflow, a few days after posting the video. Even without the hole it maintained a good temperature on the cpu. The hot air escaped through different holes. I made the hole in the bottom side right in front of the heatsink.