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Choosing the Right Office Cabling System -
Xetra Networks (40)   
When its time to choose a cabling system, there are several factors you must take into consideration before making a decision. Cabling systems range from category 5e to category 7a. Although a cat5e system has the lowest initial installation cost compared to cat6a or cat7a, you must consider the... ( added 16 days 13 hours ago.) |
Useful Motherboard Tips when Building a Gaming Computer -
Evans Kim (60)
This article provides useful tips and info with respect to Motherboards to those who are building your own Gaming Computer (or Gamputer as I like to call them).
Motherboards are also referred to as "Printed Circuit Boards." The main function of the motherboard is to connect the PC hardware... ( added 17 days 12 hours ago.) |
Data Cabling for Beginners -
Xetra Networks (40)
What is cabling? Cabling is the foundation of your network, it is the medium that connects all your computers and servers together and is probably one of the most important and often overlooked items in business networks. The process begins by installing a twisted pair cable made up of twisted... ( added 17 days 12 hours ago.) |
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Not All Cable is Created Equal -
Xetra Networks (40)
We all know that a structured cabling system is the most vital part of a network infrastructure. It is important to realize however, that saving a few bucks by selecting a second-rate cable or manufacturer is a commonly made mistake during network construction. While some cable manufacturers may... ( added 17 days 12 hours ago.) |
Tips for College Students - How to Purchase the Right Computer -
Danny Davids (19,741)    
Danny Davids  
Whether you’re a recent high-school graduate or an old pro on campus, you’re about to start another semester of studies. In a previous article I’ve listed the high-tech gadgets you’ll need to survive. Folks will argue about what I put in and what I left out, but almost nobody will disagree with... ( added 3 years 101 days ago.) |
Bios Setup -
Micro 2000 Lake (205) 
Changing the BIOS configuration is one of those things that novice computer users are sometimes warned against, as being only slightly less hazardous than tinkering with the Registry. It’s true that incorrect BIOS settings can keep a computer from functioning properly, but it’s also true that a... ( added 4 years 69 days ago.) |
Basic Trouble Shooting -
Micro 2000 Lake (205)
If you’re anything like me, you have a love/hate relationship with your computer. When it works all is right with the world. When it acts up, you just want to hurl it through the nearest window and watch how fast it hits the ground. Whether it’s a programming or manufacturing glitch, phases of... ( added 4 years 185 days ago.) |
Weird Keyboard Designs May Be in Your Computer's Future -
Danny Davids (19,741)
Danny Davids
The high-tech world is always coming out with the coolest toys, the neatest gadgets, and some of the most innovative tools ever made. Still, sometimes you have to wonder what people were smoking--or what committee they headed up--when you look at some of the more, uh, "unique" devices that fall... ( added 219 days 17 hours ago.) |
Responsible Computer Recycling -
Dave Woods (4)
As of January 2nd 2007, all businesses and organisations that dispose of WEEE (waste electrical and electronic equipment) MUST comply with the new WEEE Directive, which lays down strict requirements for the collection, treatment, computer recycling and recovery of such waste.
The legislation... ( added 1 year 139 days ago.) |
Taking Care of Your Notebook Computer -
 - John Gontowicz (8)
Many people buy notebooks because of the convenience and you can take them anywhere. There are a few things to keep in mind caring for a notebook PC. Here they are:
Please use a carrying case when transporting the notebook. The case will protect the notebook in case it is bumped or dropped... ( added 1 year 194 days ago.) |
Graphic Card Buyers' Guide - How to scope out a great card for your system -
- Steven Smith (26)
Graphic Card Buyers' Guide
One of the most important components in any home computer system is the graphics card, yet most pre-built systems on the market are equipped with the shittiest graphic capabilities money can buy; that's how manufacturers keep their costs down. Someone buys a PC that... ( added 1 year 195 days ago.) |
Ultimate Motherboard Guide - Demystifying Motherboard Specs -
- Steven Smith (26)
Motherboard Buyers' Guide A motherboard can be thought of as the foundation for any computer system. It is the largest component in your computer and provides pathways for all other devices, internal and external, to communicate with each other. Therefore, it is vital that you spend some time... ( added 1 year 195 days ago.) |
Simply Add RAM To Speed Up Your Slow Computer -
- John French (651)
In this article I will suggest a relatively simple and painless step that will enable you to speed up your windows computer.
A slow computer can be attributed to many reasons. Lack of computer memory, spyware, viruses, Trojan cluttered computer files. An amalgamation of all of the above will... ( added 1 year 211 days ago.) |
Essential Tips On How to Remove a Trojan -
- John French (651)
Before attempting to remove a Trojan, first you should understand how a Trojan is able to infiltrate your computer and what damage it can do. Trojan's aren't true viruses, as they don't replicate themselves. A Trojan is malware. Malware is software that is designed to infiltrate or damage your... ( added 1 year 218 days ago.) |
7 Simple Steps To Protect Your Identity Online -
- John French (651)
Identity theft is big business these days. By following the 4 steps below you will stand a much better chance of protecting your identity from being stolen and causing you lots hassle and trying to repair the damage bad credit history.
Step 1 - Ensure your computer has the following programs... ( added 1 year 221 days ago.) |
5 Vital Steps To Secure Your Wireless Connection -
- John French (651)
The convenience of connecting two or more computer in your home or office has increased, especially with the cost of home or small office kits decreasing. Unfortunately there are people out there who want to use your wireless Internet for free or use it to hack into your computer.
There are... ( added 1 year 221 days ago.) |
Speeding Up a Slow Computer -
- Olly Fallon (96)
Whether you're a home user or you use your computer
for business purposes, a slow running system can be quite annoying. It
doesn't take long for a once fast computer to seemingly slow to a halt.
Older
computers are expected to be a little slower, unless you've done a lot
of upgrading... ( added 1 year 228 days ago.) |
In Steve we trust - maybe -
Anja Merret (962)  
Anja Merret
During my search through cyberspace to find the best live reports on Steve Job’s Keynote speech at Macworld yesterday, I came across an ad that had the caption ‘In Steve we Trust’. Very funny. See it on Popular Mechanics’ website.
It’s entertaining writing about Apple and possibly even, dare... ( added 1 year 296 days ago.) |
Should You Build Your Own Computer Using a Pc Kit? -
Richard McGinnis (4,499)
If you are in the market for a new PC, there are three primary alternatives to consider:
Purchase a pre-assembled PC from a reseller like Dell, Gateway, Compaq, or others
Purchase individual PC components from a retailer like Radio Shack or Best Buy and assemble them on your own
... ( added 1 year 306 days ago.) |
SURGE SUPPRESSORS - Why You Need One, What They Do, and How To Choose One -
Larry Spinak (154) 
Larry Spinak
There is an important tool for protecting your computer that is often overlooked. You’ve probably guessed by now that I’m talking about the Surge Suppressor. The title of this darn article spoiled my surprise. Before we discuss surge suppressors though, we need to talk about surges.
What is... ( added 2 years 68 days ago.) |
Leave It On Or Turn It Off? -
Larry Spinak (154)
Larry Spinak
One of the oldest unresolved controversies in the computer world is: Should you leave your computer on all the time, or turn it off when it is not in use?
Compelling arguments have been made on both sides. I’ll try to sum up the important points on either side, and I’ll even give you my... ( added 2 years 129 days ago.) |
The life expectancy of a PC -
stewart Harding (596)
The life expectancy of a PC Many articles have been written regarding PC life expectancy but none of them really apply to the taxi booking and dispatch industry or any other industry where PCs are left switched on 24 Hours a day so let us just look at the raw data and extrapolate what we can from... ( added 3 years 74 days ago.) |
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How To Recover From a Hard Drive Crash -
billnad (208)
Recently I had to change my hard drive and had a few issues that I was able to fix. The problems started in the morning when my wife called me and told me that the computer would not boot. We have been having trouble with our hard drive for a while now and I was able to fix each time by just... ( added 3 years 109 days ago.) |
Building a Cheap Gaming Computer: Tips to Save Money -
Julien David (16)
Are you building a gaming computer on a tight budget? Want ideas on how to save some cash? The following tips will help you build your system for less. Reuse Your Old Parts
A good way to save money on your new computer is to reuse old parts where possible. Strip out all the good parts from... ( added 3 years 117 days ago.) |
AMD vs. Intel: Which Chip Offers More Bang for Your Buck in Gaming PCs? -
Jordan Hall (148)
Computer enthusiasts have long known of the ongoing rivalry between Intel, the processing giant, and Advanced Micro Devices, or AMD. Since the early nineties, Intel and AMD have vied for technical dominance in the computer hardware field and in relation to computer gaming. For many years, AMD was... ( added 3 years 186 days ago.) |
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