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What is RAID?You might have heard about RAID setups of hard drives before. What are they? And why might you want one? -
Hard Drive Buying GuideStorage capacity isn't the only way to measure how good a hard drive is. Here's a look at some other factors that might affect which drive you buy and how well it works. -
How to Install a Video CardA simple guide to installing a video card into your computer. -
What is AMD's 4x4?In response to Intel's quick release of quad-core processors, AMD has devised a "4x4" platform. How does this stack up, in comparison to Intel's current quad-core offering? -
New Core 2 Processors ComingIntel plans to add new Core 2 models to its current lineup, including new quad-core and value dual-core models. -
Top 5 Intel P965-Based MotherboardsThe Intel P965 chipset was built from the ground up to support Core 2 processors. Here is a list of five motherboards based on the P965 that should suit your needs, whether you're looking for plenty of features or a good value. -
Windows Vista: What's New? and is it Worth It?If you haven't heard, Microsoft will be releasing a new Windows operating system in January, called Windows Vista. How is it different from Windows XP? -
NVIDIA or ATI: Which Should You Buy?A graphics card, if you want a good one, can cost you a lot of money (and these days, buying two or even three or four isn't necessarily out of the question). The card you choose should be an educated decision. -
NVIDIA GeForce 8800 Cards: Coming SoonNVIDIA's got a couple of new video cards in the works, cards that will be DirectX 10-compatible. Let's see how they stack up to other cards. -
NVIDIA GeForce 7900GS and 7950GT - Two New NVIDIA CardsNVIDIA released two new video cards recently, the 7900GS and the 7950GT. How do they stack up compared to other NVIDIA cards? -
New iPods: How Much Better Are They?Last week Apple introduced new iPod, iPod Nano, and iPod Shuffle models. Here's what they changed. -
Buying a PC Versus Building Your OwnBuying a PC online or from a store has its benefits, but so does building your own computer from scratch. Depending on your needs and abilities, one may be a better idea than the other.
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Why is the PS3 Cheaper in Japan?Recently, Sony announced that the lower model of the PS3 will cost about $430 (converted from yen) in Japan. But the price cut is only in Japan, and doesn't apply in the US and Europe. Why? -
What is an OLED?OLED (organic light-emitting diode) technology may someday replace LCDs. Here's why. -
Top Upgrades for a Slow ComputerLet's face it, computers get slow. But a simple upgrade can bring it back up to speed. -
Core 2 Duo: An Intel RevolutionUntil recently it was widely known that AMD's Athlon 64 line of processors reigned supreme. But who's on top now? -
Guide to Buying a Good Computer CaseBuilding a custom PC? A good case is more important than you might think. There are plenty that look cool but don't perform well enough.
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Blu-ray and HD-DVD ComparedBlu-ray and HD-DVD are the newest optical disc formats to hit the market. What do they have in common, and how are they different?
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What Are SLI and CrossFire?Video cards are expensive enough; what could possibly be so great about buying two, maybe even three or four of them?
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Buying Guide to College LaptopsAlmost anyone going to college these days has a laptop. What features do they need? This guide will address the features a college student can benefit from.
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Slow Computer? Ten Ways to Speed Up Your PCReady to go out and buy a new computer? Maybe your old one isn't so bad. Sometimes a PC just needs a tune-up.
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$500 Gaming PCIf you read my other article on a gaming PC for $1,000, this is the same thing, but with half the money.
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How to Install a DVD Burner or Other Optical DriveA simple guide to help you install that new internal DVD burner, or any other CD or DVD drive.
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How to Set Up a LAN in Your HomeIf you need to share files or an Internet connection between the different computers in your house, what you need is a LAN (local area network).
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Zune: IPod Killer? or yet Another Victim?Before the end of the year, Microsoft is going to be sticking their foot in yet another door, that of portable media players. But do they really have what it takes to overthrow Apple?
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High Performance Gaming PC for Under $1,000If you know how to build your own computer, you're much better off making one yourself, at least if you want a higher-end PC. Here is a parts list for a PC that costs just over $900, including a flat panel monitor.
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How to Install Computer MemoryJust bought some memory for your computer? This guide will help you install it.
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The AMD-ATI MergerOn July 25th, AMD bought ATI for $5.4 billion. Is that a good or bad thing for video card buyers? I think it's good, and here's why.
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10 Reasons Why You Should Not Buy a PS3It seems like (and Sony is ready to convince you that) you definitely need a PS3. In fact, one of their top executives claimed the PS3 would replace the PC. But it's not quite all it's hyped up to be.
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Buying Guide to NVIDIA Video CardsAn insight into some of the terminology used when talking about video cards, recommended video cards for your price range, and a discussion of new features.
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Buying Guide to ProcessorsIntel or AMD? Single-core or dual-core? Is energy use important? How much should you spend? This guide will help you decide.