Getting a new computer should be a cool thing, especially a cheap computer. After all that time struggling with you old machine, probably fighting with it to get the latest software to run, your new computer should be a ray of light for your computing future. Oh, if it were that simple. If things were really that easy or simple when buying a cheap computer, life would be much easier, but just like every other thing, its not that simple. Bare bones computers have become extremely popular, and for good reason. Getting a bare bones computer which does not include a monitor and comes with the bear minimum of parts makes them an upgradable, practical and cheap computer. But not all things are rosy in bare bones computer land...
6 Essential Steps to Protect Your Computer On the Internet For Free:
Recently one of my friends asked me to check out if his computer was infected by virus. He suspected because occasionally the computer was shut down automatically when connected to internet. My first thought was the Sasses worm 60 seconds auto count-down. As he uses Windows 98 second edition with IE5, the virus must be a Sasses variant. I'm not network security expert but I know some basic things he must do to protect his home PC. It was a shock when he told me that his 4 years old PC had no protection except McAfee anti-virus.....
10 Easy Steps to Speed Up Your Computer - Without Upgrading:
It seems that the longer you own your computer, the slower it gets! A lot of people will keep their computer until it gets so slow that they feel they need a newer, faster model. Some feel like the reason it is getting slower is because it is getting older, when that is just not the case. Your computer should run just as fast as the day you brought it home - if you follow these 10 Easy Steps to Speed Up Your Computer...
Dual core computer processors: luxury or necessity?
Most of the talk going on in the computer processor industry is revolving around dual core processors. But what advantages do they actually give and is it worth it in terms of price? All processors have a core. A processor contains some memory, often referred to as cache, either L1, L2 or L3, depending on how close it is to the core, and the core itself, as well as a few other essentials. The core is the "brain" part, it performs all the big calculations that are needed for the various things a computer does...
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