We are all aware that the need for more power conserving motherboards are in demand today and apparently Gigabyte had this in mind when it launched its G31 series. To most people, any motherboard would do. What is important is that they get their computer working under any conditions and apparently, motherboards are critical factors to make these things work.
There are a lot of computer motherboard manufacturers who are trying to do the same thing. But in the same way the technology is changing, the same holds true for ideal motherboards that can obviously be introduced in the market. Computer manufacturers should always be one step ahead since most people who care so much for their sets want the latest products that can help them achieve maximum performance as well.
The thing is on whether anyone really care about energy saving motherboards these days? We all know the value of trying to our own part to save the environment and energy resources used by a desktop are key even if some perceive them to be minimal in nature. While we may not notice it, each drop of help will go a long way and considering that there are over a million people today who make use of computers, you can just imagine one user will have on the world.
Power efficiency is likewise important towards making sure all key components of a computer are working properly. The resources used by a computer will entirely depend on how well various chips and boards on the CPU will be managed.
(Source) Techtree.com
Written by PC Freak on May 16th, 2008 with no comments.
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We are all aware that the installment packs that Microsoft releases to its loyal patrons are meant to make sure that glitches in the original operating software does not aggravate and balloon into untoward proportions as far as end-users are concerned. Apparently the last installment, the Windows XP Service Pack 3 seems to be doing the exact opposite; more problems rather than addressing the security functions and updates that they are meant to be.
Such is only normal but considering they should be resolving problems rather than creating ones leads to a lot of factors. These include:
- Software or Hardware Conflicts
- Corrupted files and installations
Apparently, the latest issue affects only the AMD chipsets that some people are using. We know for a fact that people prefer the usual Intel chipsets but some, perhaps looking at spending less for their computer, are geared towards relegating themselves towards simple computer use.
Normally you would think that these hardware configurations would barely have a bearing on the operating systems installed on your computer. The Windows XP operating system should be biased and surely be free from these problems. However, as it seems, it looks readily apparent that they do have a bearing especially when you talk about complimentary functions from hardware and software configurations that have to be recognized by the operating system in use.
Expect some explanation for these occurrences by Microsoft in the coming days. It is something due to their millions of subscribers all over the world.
(Source) CruchGear
Written by PC Freak on May 5th, 2008 with no comments.
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Details on how to setup a local version of WordPress on your Vista system. A great option for theme and plugin development!
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After XP SP3 was pulled, now they’ve pulled Vista SP1 from being pushed via Windows Update for fear it may screw up some business apps.
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Some ‘Green’ reasons why Vista can save you money.
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A creative way to get around Vista?s UAC temporarily without having to reboot. Elevate Explorer!
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Stats showing why you should be using Vista, and be happy about it!
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The aging of XP and the uncertainty of Windows 7 mean businesses really have no choice: They have to move to Vista, whether they like it or not
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If you have to disable UAC in order to install an application, I’d say that takes it out of the ‘Vista Ready’ catagory.
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If you don't partition your drive correctly before the OS install, you won't be able to install Bitlocker. This tool will create another volume to boot from so that you can get BitLocker set up.
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An excellent article on how to make UAC work for you, instead of turning it off and loosing all the benefits it can offer.
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Microsoft handing out USB keys that circumvent Vista security? I don't think so.
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Written by Joe on May 1st, 2008 with no comments.
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The beta of GeForce Release 175.12 for Vista 32-bit.
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The beta of GeForce Release 175.12 for Vista 64-bit.
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The last in a multi-part series of 64-bit Vista.
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The third in a series talking about 64-bit Vista. This one focuses on hardware compatibility.
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This has got to be something that goes on in the mind of any computer expert these days. Just what do hackers get when they successfully hack a computer of another person? For most it can be one of the following:
- Fame
- Personal Accomplishment
- Revenge
- Knowledge
Of these four, it is pretty obvious that people have nothing better to do than prove that they are more than just computer geeks. Hacking is not easy. We can find a lot of articles on the web on how we can possibly hack a computer and some of them are indeed useful. But for most, hacking is nothing if you are a hacker who does not aim to intrude the big boys, meaning the large companies who have valuable information needed for their everyday business.
This is not to entice people to take up hacking and become one of the many people who are seriously trying to master this field. But the thing is most technology experts are after fame and satisfaction of that itching question on “What is Hacking?”
Indeed, it does sound crazy and you have nothing really to prove when you try to show off and let the world know that you are a certified hacker. This includes even the simplest form of hacking like getting into another computer unauthorized. But the fact remains that hacker is disliked by the majority. With that in mind, would you want to be included in that elite circle? I doubt if most people will.
Written by PC Freak on April 28th, 2008 with no comments.
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Some interesting info on how you can use the Compatibility Administrator to help legacy apps run properly.
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This chat is about Windows Vista personalization. How can you personalize Windows Vista Desktop, Startmenu, Taskbar, Sidebar, etc.
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This update addresses issues and improves compatibility with Microsoft Windows XP and Microsoft Windows Vista running on a Mac computer using Boot Camp. It is highly recommended for all Boot Camp users.
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This update addresses issues and improves compatibility with Microsoft Windows XP and Microsoft Windows Vista running on a Mac computer using Boot Camp. It is highly recommended for all Boot Camp users.
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SP1 has begun flowing through Windows Update. Only machines that are ready for SP1 will get it (machines with bad drivers won't get it), and distribution will be spread over the next few months.
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If you use Terminal Services, you should be aware of this change.
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Microsoft Corp.'s attempt to reverse a lower court's ruling in the ongoing "Vista Capable" lawsuit was denied by an appeals court on Monday. The decision means the case can resume.
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Long Zheng compares some of the sounds released through the Ultimate Extras sound schemes.
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This article takes a look at a few of the visible changes in SP1 and explores some of the advantages and disadvantage of these changes.
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System Update Readiness Tool checks for inconsistencies in the Windows system resources which may prevent the successful installation of future updates, service packs, and software (i.e. file data, registry data, and in-memory data)
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Released on April 11th, version 11.5.1.15/9.1.1.15
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The steps to troubleshoot performance-related issues in Vista vary depending on the point at which the issue occurs. This article is intended to describe the steps that are used to troubleshoot performance-related issues that occur in Windows Vista.
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This article is intended to describe the steps that are used to troubleshoot performance-related issues with standby, resume, or hibernation, which vary depending on the point at which the issue occurs.
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The steps to troubleshoot performance-related issues in Windows Vista vary depending on the point at which the issue occurs. This article is intended to describe the steps that are used to troubleshoot performance-related issues that occur during startup.
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Looks like Adobe Audition won't run on Vista SP1 due to a DEP violation.
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