Showing posts with label INFORMATION TECHNOLGY. Show all posts
Showing posts with label INFORMATION TECHNOLGY. Show all posts

Sunday, April 11, 2010

Thecus N4200 Zero-Crash with Dual Power NAS Review


Thecus is a well known brand of storage devices that focuses on hardware and software integration and development and the core protocols of digital media storage. They focus on storage solutions for the home and the office, making powerful NAS servers for the masses. Today's review is on the Thecus N4200 Zero-Crash with Dual-Power NAS which is designed for the ultimate in NAS Server technology and has a back-up battery which kicks in when the system loses power. This unit just has the absolute coolest look to it as well, and it's very small for those wanting a space saving option in their NAS. Now let's see how easy it is to setup and how well it works.

Intel and AMD MOTHERBORDS


One of the goals of both Intel and AMD is to include integrated graphics on the CPU mainstream and value segments of the market ASAP. This will allow them to sell computers as complete systems without the need for another chip on the motherboard, decreasing costs on the overall system. Intel has gone the route of including integrated graphics on their Core i5 and i3 CPUs called the GMA HD or Graphics Media Accelerator High Definition. AS Rock has made many motherboards based upon all of the chipset manufacturers including AMD, NVIDIA, Intel and Via. They are a company known for their experimentation with different technologies that were not designed to work together such as PCI Express slots with AGP on the same motherboard. Today’s review is on the ASROCK H55M-LE motherboard that has its own special features in the form of support for Creative Labs’ X-Fi software and Turbo 50 which I will cover later in the review.

A bit AB9 Pro Motherboard:


A bit AB9 Pro Motherboard Intel Socket LGA 775 Intel 965 FSB1066 Dual DDR2 800 PCI-E X16 SATA 3G RAID Dual PCI-E GbE IEEE1394 7.1 CH HD Audio RoHS Compliancy Abit AB9 Pro ATX Abit Motherboard Retail.Abit Motherboards are among the most stable in the industry. Choose a Abit Motherboard You can't go wrong buying this Motherboard.

Monday, February 15, 2010

KOOL PC TRICKS

Windows System Configuration
A very useful tool included with Windows is the System Configuration Utility. Select Start > Run and type 'msconfig' in the Open box to launch the application. The system Configuration utility makes fiddling with programs to launch at Startup or editing autoexec.bat, config.sys etc. a lot easier. To system Configuration Utility also allows you to crease a backup of your system files. It would be a good idea to use this before you begin making changed.

Automatic maintenance
The Windows Maintenance Wizard can automate a lot of routine system maintenance tasks. To open this wizard, choose Start > Programs > Accessories > System Tools > Maintenance Wizard. It sets up the Task Scheduler to regularly run Scandisk, Disk Defragmenter and Disk Cleanup.

Clean Desktop
To hide all the icons on your Desktop, open the Registry Editor and navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft \Current Version\Policies\Explorer. Add a DWORD value and name it NoDesktop. Change it's value to 1. Close the Registry Editor and restart Windows.

Sunday, February 14, 2010

Windos Vista Cool & Faster OS


Everything about this new OS is great! This OS will boost your speed of PC (which previously had XP) and had many new features. Vista is much better for work and play then XP and is definately worth the $$$$.
I'm a power user for Games and other apps. Procceses that I can't shut down or suspend causes problems Alot of the security features can be shut down or suspended. Overall you will find it fun to tackle and learn to make it compatible to your style of play and work. After using this OS, you went back to Windows XP Pro. You had to have a OS that you could control.

Stylish I.pod


Getting bore as no one is present to company you so don't worry and try to give up your feeling alone just try the stylish MP3 player with powerful features and headphones which will allow you to have fun and feel like the party.

Inter Core i 7


With faster, intelligent, multi-core technology that applies processing power where it's needed most, new Intel Core i7 processors deliver an incredible breakthrough in PC performance. They are the best desktop processors on the planet.

You'll multitask applications faster and unleash incredible digital media creation. And you'll experience maximum performance for everything you do, thanks to the combination of Intel Turbo Boost technology² and Intel Hyper-Threading technology (Intel HT technology)³, which maximizes performance to match your workload.

STORAGE DEVICE BY WESTERN DIGITAL


Western Digital, a specialist in storage solutions, will equip its upcoming models, like "My Book Elite" and "My Passport Elite", with a tiny show, a type of gauge which will allow you to see, with a just a immediate glance, how much free disk space is still available; without having to plug in the device.

Apart from this new functionality, these external hard drives will also show improvements in terms of security, speed and capacity with options to store 500GB to 2TB. To guarantee the effectiveness of these machines and the integrity of files during transfer (photos, music, documents, films, etc.), they are equipped with an external power supply, an USB 2.0 connectivity for PCs and a FireWire 800 for Macs.

Central Processing Unit


The central processing unit, or CPU, is that part of a computer which executes software program instructions. In older computers this circuitry was formerly on several printed circuit boards, but in PCs is a single integrated circuit. Nearly all PCs contain a type of CPU known as a microprocessor. The microprocessor often plugs into the motherboard using one of many different types of sockets.
IBM PC compatible computers use an x86-compatible processor, usually made by Intel, AMD, VIA Technologies or Transmeta. Apple Macintosh computers were initially built with the Motorola 680x0 family of processors, then switched to the PowerPC series (a RISC architecture jointly developed by Apple Computer, IBM and Motorola), but as of 2006, Apple switched again, this time to x86-compatible processors by Intel. Modern CPUs are equipped with a fan attached via heat sink.
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