Showing posts with label Upadate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Upadate. Show all posts

Tuesday, 21 January 2014

Water Cooling made Simple


At CES 2014 Corsair revealed a few little goodies and this is one of them. The Corsair Hydro Series H105 Liquid CPU Cooler.

This is a slightly nicer looking variant to the Corsair H100i. The Corsair Hydro Series H105 provides extreme CPU cooling performance. The 240mm top-mounted high-capacity radiator is paired with high-performance SP120L fans for powerful heat dissipation you need for highly overclocked CPUs. And, PWM fan speed fan control lets you select the precise level of cooling power you need.

This is a great component to add to your new system.    

Monday, 20 January 2014

Custom Built To Perfection

This here is Built to Perfection with RDT quality. It's a new year and its time to upgrade in style, RDT uses the best parts only and offers an impeccable service. Get in fast as Custom Water Cooled and Overclocked PCs are on the way. 

If you need something for home or work RDT its the right option for you. 

Please contact for more details:
deon@robertsondt.com 
PH: 0426279566

Wednesday, 15 January 2014

LG Flex Pre Orders Australia

After a successful showing at CES, where it was launched for US Carriers, LG has just announced that the LG G Flex – the phone with the flexible curved screen and ‘Self Healing’ coating on the rear – will indeed be coming to Australian shores, but won’t be available through a carrier, instead it will be offered exclusively to customers through retailer Harvey Norman.

Starting, with pre-sales online today and coming to stores in February, the G Flex will be launching in ‘Titan Silver’ with a retail price of $999, making it slightly more higher end price wise than your average handset. While not subsidised by carriers, Harvey Norman will be offering a bonus to tempt customers into outlaying the $999 to purchase the phone – a $200 Harvey Norman gift voucher – if they are willing to sign up to an Optus ‘My Plan’ in the month of February.

Hardware wise the phone comes with the remarkable 6″ HD P-OLED(Polymer based OLED screen), which is not only curved, but flexible as well making it a very hardy device when it comes to those moments when the screen needs to flex. According to LG, the curve also brings the microphone in the phone closer to the users mouth. Adding to the overall durability is the remarkable ‘Self-Healing’ coating that’s been applied to the rear of the phone that will protect the phone from the every day scratches that normally mar your average smart phone.

Thanks to Ausdroid for this artical

Monday, 13 January 2014

Beasty Little Bitfenix Colossus Mini ITX and M ATX



The New little Bitfenix Colossus is just around the corner, I have personally been looking forward to this build its a perfect size and will look stunning on your desk.

This case seems like a beefed up Phenom case but with a little more style, I look forward to doing some builds in this case soon.

Bitfenix have really done a good job again on making a small case that has room to support custom water cooling and plenty of storage space.  Coming in both Mini ITX and Micro ATX this case is going to be perfect and would look amazing as a steam machine.











 Please don't hesitate to ask any questions, your business will be greatly appreciated. If you want to get in contact please call Robertson Design Technology Melbourne

PH: +61426279566 Email: deon@robertsondt.com

Water Cooling

Today is an incredible hot day in Melbourne so I thought I would put up some information on how to tackle the heat in your build. I offer custom Water cooled loops at reasonable prices if you think your PC is running too hot have a look at your temps using CPUID HWMonitor its a simple way to see the PCs temps and get an idea on how it is running under the stress of the hot weather we are having.

Although custom water cooled loops are expensive it is worth keeping your valuables running cold you really do not want any of your parts to burn out. The positives about running  water cooling are that it looks totally awesome, keeps your system cool, quiet, effective and higher overclocks.

Other options are running  closed looped CPU coolers and the NZXT GPU cooler as well, these things are great and less of a handful to deal with and at a lower cost.


 Please don't hesitate to ask any questions, your business will be greatly appreciated. If you want to get in contact please call Robertson Design Technology Melbourne

PH: +61426279566 Email: deon@robertsondt.com

Thursday, 9 January 2014

Absolute Budget Build


I thought I would put some parts together for the budget of budget builds, This is basically as cheap as you can go before sacrificing too much on performance. The case used for this is the Aerocool Dead Silence DS which comes in some pretty nice colours: Orange, Red, Champagne, White/Black, All White and all Black.

It's a simple case and does the job perfectly, leaving plenty of room for upgrades. Within the case is just the essentials- i5 4770 Intel CPU, 8GB Ram, 250GB SSD, Gigabyte Motherboard and 500w PSU. It really is just the essentials and could double up as a steam box if the Graphics Card is upgraded.

This all comes together at $895.00 AU which is the tower only. It may be a budget build but it's still a little power house and will perform amazingly.


Monday, 23 December 2013

6 Core Mac Pro Hackintosh

The parts are here for my Mac Pro Hackintosh. This is a showcasing build that will show Mac OS X Mavericks running on the Intel 3930K 6-Core CPU (Which of course will be Overclocked). I choose the simple yet awesome motherboard - Gigabyte GA-X79-UP4. I willl be testing this with the AMD R9 290X (Watercooled) and 32GB 2133MHz Ram. 

Stay Tuned to see how the build comes along.

Friday, 20 December 2013

The Budget Hackintosh 2014 Build



THE BEST BUDGET HACKINTOSH 2014
 This build will be my base model for the coming year 2014, it will cover pretty much all of your needs plus more. I have carefully chosen the best parts for the job and trying to keep it under budget. First of all we will start with the case as that's what most of you will be looking at. I choose the NZXT H230 because of its size and silence. Who really want to hear the noise of fans in their build?
As you can see there is plenty of room to work with and room for upgrades. There is both a black and white variant of this case so it all comes down to preference. I personally like the white case over black.
The CPU I picked is the i5 4670k as it's simply a great processor and is great for a budget build. 
For the Ram I picked out the G.skill 16GB 2133MHz 2x8GB Ram, this is perfect and great when you're on a budget. The motherboard to complement all these parts is the Gigabyte GA-Z87-D3HP, this board simply just works. 

As for the storage space and boot drive, I picked the SanDisk Extreme 128GB as the Boot drive and a Seagate 1TB SSHD as the storage. I also thought i would just put in a GTX 760 2GB GPU. There will also be a WiFi card added for your wireless needs.


Aerocool Templarius 650w PSU powers all of these. Not only does it look good but it also goes hand in hand with the white NZXT Case. All these parts are perfect for hackintosh and work amazingly. 

The Cost of this build is: $1,650.90 Including GST.
*Postage is $169 within Australia only*

Colours

There are many option add-ons depending on your needs. All you need to do is contact me for more information.

  Please don't hesitate to ask any questions, your business will be greatly appreciated. If you want to get in contact please call Robertson Design Technology Melbourne

PH: +61426279566 Email: deon@robertsondt.com

Updating Your Mavericks to 10.9.1

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The original installation media for Mac OS X Snow Leopard was a 10.6 DVD. The DVD was only updated once to version 10.6.3. In order to provide more frequent updates to users, Apple is now slipstreaming the latest version of OS X directly into the download. Upon fresh installation, no updating is necessary!
If you downloaded Mavericks from the App Store prior to December 16, 2013, you most likely have 10.9. To re-download Mavericks and update your Installation App to 10.9.1, simply log into the Mac App Store and click Download. When the download finishes, the app will automatically open. The updated 10.9.1 Install OS X Mavericks App can be found in the Applications folder. You can then re-create your UniBeast installation USB.

Credits Go to TonMacx86, Best Hackintosh Site out there www.tonymacx86.com