Help me: Why won’t my newly assembled PC start or boot?
This is the last of three posts written specially for people who have built their computer but need help because it won’t power on or won’t boot.
This is the last of three posts written specially for people who have built their computer but need help because it won’t power on or won’t boot.
This is the second of three posts written specially for people who are considering building their first PC or who are ready to, but have a few questions that they need answers to.
This is the first of three posts written specially for people who are considering building their first PC or who are ready to, but need some advices.
1. Friday, Jan. 8th: 10 Quick Tips for 1st Time PC Builders
2. Saturday, Jan. 9th: Building Your own Computer FAQ
3. Sunday, Jan 10th: Help me: Why won’t my newly assembled PC start?
With over 3500+ words, this is THE Ultimate Guide to Power Supplies and as a Bonus, it ends with The Best Power Supplies For Your Money!
For the last part of this series, I decided to give some link love and share with you some of the best CPU articles that I read on the Internet lately. I hope that you’ll like them as much as I did.
Are you confused when you look at all the CPU models that Intel offers?
Today I’ll do my best to simplify things for you, with this article telling you how to differentiate the models
Are you lost when you shop for a cpu? Can’t figure out the differences between all the different models?
True enough, with single, dual, triple and quad-cores cpus now available, that spiced up things a bit. Intel and AMD also introduced many new products to offer more choice to the customers but unfortunately ended up confusing them more than anything. So today I’ll do my best to simplify things for you, with the AMD cpus.
This is the first part out of five articles for this week, to help you understand and buy the right CPU. Here’s a list of the articles in this series: 12 CPU specifications explained in plain English How to differentiate CPU models from AMD How to differentiate CPU models from Intel The Best CPU for [...]
In order to cut on costs, on fourteen different motherboards, the second PCI-Express 16x is not connected via 8 lines to the PCI-Express controller of the LGA1156 processor (The first port then also being at 8x), but rather with 4 lines on the P55 controller. On top of that, while the lines connected to the LGA1156 processor work at 5GT/s, the ones connected to the P55 only work at 2.5GT/s.
Needless to say, running Crossfire or SLI on a motherboard equipped with a 16x that works at 4x and is connected to the P55 chipset will cripple your performances. Read on for more details and for a list of motherboards to avoid and a list of motherboard to go for.
Here’s a quick ten points list of things you need to know before buying RAM. A quick read that could save you a lot of troubles and headaches.
A guest post from Ben Rogers where he gives guidelines on how to overclock Intel Core 2 Duo/Quad systems.
Today we’re having our first guest post, by Eric Odgen of SimplePCs.net, who explains the major terms that you will encounter when you shop for computer memory, commonly known as RAM.
Are you lost when it comes to motherboards? Or on the other hand, do you think that you know everything about them? Not so quick! Read on as I share insider knowledge with you!
I’m sure you’ve seen that picture before. What is it? It’s the default picture for someone who isn’t registered with Gravatar. In this post, I explain to you how to get your own profile picture when you comment on Hardware Revolution and any Gravatar-enabled blog/website. It’s very simple!
Here’s the first segment on “How to Choose PC Parts”. This post focus on choosing the best cpu for your money and your needs, by showing you how to compare cpus, identifying your needs and giving you 6 steps on how to find the cpu that offers the best bang for the buck!
The 6 Most Important Factors you should consider when Choosing a Power Supply. Learn about how much power you need, single vs multiple rails, power efficiency and much more.
After the huge success of my previous article, Do you make these 6 mistakes when buying a video card?, I’ve decided to share additional tips and to reply to some of the best feedback left in the comments and on the submission on Digg.
In general, people make the same several mistakes when they buy their video cards. Have they been with me, I’d have helped them avoid these 6 mistakes when buying a video card…Read on to learn about them.
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