GideonTech.com has posted a guide about relocating the ACT Led
OCModShop has posted a guide about how to use an Xbox Controller as a USB PC Gamepad
The Tech Zone has their Ultimate Techie Christmas Gift Guide up.
CHIP has overclocked an Athlon 64 3000+ to 2,7 GHz
hardCOREware has posted a Portable Storage Guide
The Tech Zone explains and illustrates how flash SSDs stack up against other storage devices in blade server applications.
MalekTips has updated their computer tips library to over 2,000 different tips
TechSpot has posted a High-end PC Buying Guide
The Tech Zone has posted up 13 tips to prevent spam.
The Tech Zone has posted up a How To Build Home Theater PC guide.
AuphanOnline.com has posted a guide about setting up a Home Windows Server
Adrian's Rojak Pot has posted the final part of the Virtual Memory Optimization Guide Rev. 4.0
Even today, virtual memory is still very important component of the operating system. No matter how much memory you have, there is always a need for virtual memory. Therefore, its performance is of great importance. Optimizing the virtual memory system will greatly improve the performance of the computer.Read more
Today, we will take an in-depth look at moving the paging file to a RAM drive. We will also take a look at how to reduce reliance on the paging file to improve the performance of the system. Come and check out the definitive Virtual Memory Optimization Guide!
Here are the updates:-
- Moving the paging file to a RAM drive
- Reducing reliance on the paging file
The Tech Zone has a new guide on how to choose the right digital camera.
PC Stats has published 104 More Tech Tips for Windows XP
Designtechnica has posted their 2004 Holiday Gift Guide
AuphanOnline.com has posted part 1 of their Wireless Networking guide
PC Mechanic has posted an article on Windows XP's Install Problems
OCIA.net has posted a Beginners Guide to OverClocking.
The Tech Zone takes a look at the difference between Adware, Spyware and monitoring software.
Digital Silence has updated their PCI Express Reference Guide
TheTechLounge has posted a High-End Buyer’s Guide
I am Not a Geek has posted new removal guides
Uninstalling Microsoft Java VM
Uninstalling Microsoft Java VM
OCModShop has posted an article about making your own Window Applique
PC Stats has posted a beginners guide on the USB Memory Drive
PC Stats has posted a home networking guide
Iceteks has posted Overclocking AMD Athlon64 FAQs
Adrian's Rojak Pot has posted Part 3 of their definitive Virtual Memory Optimization Guide Rev. 4.0
TechIMO has posted a Processor Water Cooling Guide
Legit Reviews has posted an article about modding a single-layer burner into a dual-layer burner.
Adrian's Rojak Pot has posted Part 2 of their definitive Virtual Memory Optimization Guide Rev. 4.0
Even today, virtual memory is still very important component of the operating system. No matter how much memory you have, there is always a need for virtual memory. Therefore, its performance is of great importance. Optimizing the virtual memory system will greatly improve the performance of the computer.Read more
Today, we will take an in-depth look at virtual memory, what it really is and how to optimize it! In this edition, we will also take a thorough look at moving paging file to the outer tracks as well as the pros and cons of making a very large paging file. Come and check out the definitive Virtual Memory Optimization Guide!
Here are the updates:-
- A thorough look at moving paging file to the outer tracks.
- The pros and cons of making a very large paging file.
Auphan Online has posted a Spyware/Adware Prevention and Removal Guide
The Tech Zone has posted a how to on folding IDE and SATA cables for a super clean looking system.
TheTechLounge has posted a Mid-Range Buyer’s Guide
TechPowerUp has released a guide that shows how to enable fan control on the 9800
Adrian's Rojak Pot has posted Part 1 of their definitive Virtual Memory Optimization Guide Rev. 4.0
Adrian's Rojak Pot has posted Part 1 of their definitive Swapfile Optimization Guide Rev. 4.0
Overclockers New Zealand has posted their DDR RAM Guide III
The Tech Zone explains what a cookie is and whether you should accept them or reject them.
Adrian's Rojak Pot has posted a RAID Optimization Guide
IDE RAID seems to be the rage these days. Practically every motherboard manufacturer has several motherboards with IDE RAID features built-in. With RAID support built into most motherboards and hard disk prices dropping, more and more people are opting for RAID solutions as a cheap way to improve performance or reliability.Read more
Today, we are going to take a look at how you can optimize your IDE RAID solution. Let's see what's the best RAID solution for your needs!
Adrian's Rojak Pot has posted rev. 2.0 of their Arctic Silencer DIY Guide
A1 Electronics has posted a guide about installing a water cooled heatsink system in a standard size computer case
TweakGuides.com has updated their America's Army Tweak Guide
The Tech Zone shows you "How to Manage Your Username and Password The Easy and Secure Way."
Digital Silence has updated their PCI Express Guide.
Adrian's Rojak Pot has posted rev. 2.3 of their Workstation GPU Comparison Guide
Zone365 has posted a Motherboard Troubleshooting Guide
TweakHound has posted an introduction to the Windows XP Security Center
Adrian's Rojak Pot has posted rev. 2.2 of the Workstation Graphics Card Comparison Guide
The Tech Zone has posted an article on safe internet shopping tip.
Mikhailtech has posted a PC Case Buyer's Guide
It is possible to build a fanless, or nearly fanless case, but it's more costly and you will sacrifice some level of performance depending on your budget. A more practical solution is one with fewer, larger, slower spinning (and therefore quieter) fans. This is what office/quiet computer users and HTPC builders should strive for. Pick out a case with good airflow and preferably 120mm fan slots (instead of 80mm ones). You will get the same/greater airflow with less noise. Chances are it won't be bling, but that's not a main priority when building a "peaceful" PC. HTPC cases will rarely have 120mm fans due to their desktop form factor, so consider purchasing quiet 80mm fans. It's not going to be the most demanding system so heat output will be lower.Read more
