Reduce, Reuse, Recycle - Heatsink Edition

October 20th, 2007 : Nicholas Longtin
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If you are like me and have built a multitude of computers over the years, you surely have a box or two of spare parts lying around. I call mine “Nick’s Box Of Wonders.” When desperate enough I reach into this treasure trove of outdated RAM and ZIP disks to bring a sickly machine back to life, upgrade an old clunker, or even build a Frankenputer.

Some parts however, I find myself passing up each time I dip into the collection. I eventually give up on these unique items, and they get squired away forever or tossed. One such item is a really cool XEON heat sink. I couldn’t imagine just throwing it out, so instead I found three new uses for it:

A Business Card Holder - very classy
BIz Card Holder Heatsink

An iPod Dock - just add any sync cable
iPod Heatsink Doc

An Inbox - No one else in my office sorts mail like this
Heatsink Inbox

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2 Responses to:
“Reduce, Reuse, Recycle - Heatsink Edition”

  1. a gravatarDarvin

    Excellent business card holder. Good idea.

  2. a gravatarTerry Ward

    Now that is cool. I guess the Counterstrike guys would rib you about it, but those are some of the best uses of a heatsink I have even seen.


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