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Sata II

Monday, August 3rd, 2009

This is another of those things where you should know that you need it even before you know what it is. ATA (Advanced Technology Attachment) is the name of the interface that connects your Hard Drive to your Motherboard and the rest of your computer. The faster the interface can move your [...]

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Build your own desktop computer

Monday, August 3rd, 2009

Prepare the case for the motherboard
First the case must be prepared for the installation of the various components. First remove one of the hard drive caddies from the front of the computer and put it on one side for when this is fitted.
The backing plate at the back of the case [...]

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Build a new computer-case size

Monday, August 3rd, 2009

External Space
The first factor to consider is how much space your PC case is going to take up. Are you placing it on a tight, crammed desk? Or on a large desk? If you have the space, tower PC  cases are a good choice. If you’re short of space, you may [...]

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Build your computer

Monday, August 3rd, 2009

PC Component Selection
Most computer retailers do not publicise what PC components they use. They will describe the cthe round about of a  custom built computer, but don’t detail the brands of the computer parts they use. They use generic hardware with a list spec but is seldom as high quality as inferred . [...]

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Graphics cards

Monday, August 3rd, 2009

Best value graphics cards
HOW TO BUY
Most graphics cards are based on either the Nvidia Geforce or ATI Radeon family of chips. Each has their strengths and both offer state-of-the-art image acceleration and comparable features.
Performance improves as you move up a range. Top chips offer more features and draw more pixels [...]

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