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On October - 26 - 2010
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With the majority of users connecting to the Internet on some form of DSL (Digital Subscriber Line), we thought it was time to give you some tips to help you streamline your DSL connection using filters. If you’re connecting to the internet using cab…
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On October - 22 - 2010
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Create an Ad-Hoc Wireless Network
What’s the best way to transfer files from one computer to another? You can use a USB thumb drive or an Internet service like Dropbox, but a network connection is almost always the most efficient choice. You might th…
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On October - 12 - 2010
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One of the oldest ways to send and receive files on the Internet is FTP, and although almost everyone has connected to an FTP server at some point or another, most people have never set one up. While there are several options for FTP server softw…
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On October - 7 - 2010
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With all the recent hubbub about Microsoft’s Kinect and Sony’s PlayStation Move, you’d be excused for thinking that motion control is some new phenomenon. In reality, it’s a technology that’s been around on the PC for years. Head tracking all…
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On October - 1 - 2010
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Whether you’re an Italian renaissance cosplayer or a Starcraft II addict, you’ll love our $1,400 gaming rig. Parts, prices, and procedures inside!
How do you know when it’s time to replace your gaming rig? When you’ve turned down all of the game se…
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On September - 28 - 2010
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In this video (originally presented as part of the inaugural Maximum Tech CD insert) George and Gordon guide you step-by-step in building the ultimate home theater PC, with support for TrueHD sound, Blu-ray 3D, four-channel simultaneous HD cable record…
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On September - 9 - 2010
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When building, optimizing, or troubleshooting a computer, an adept hardware monitor is an extremely useful tool. HWMonitor allows you to keep track of all of your system’s important vital stats, and because it’s created by CPUID, creators of CPU-Z…
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On July - 15 - 2009
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This guy’s really keep the modding community alive and help a lot of charity in his all mod creation.
We’ve seen a lot of cool looking Xbox mods, but Ben Heckendorn’s portable Xbox 360 creation stands apart from them all, and his latest is the coolest of them all.
Now in revision 5, Heckendorn again gutted the same Gateway 1775W laptop with a 17-inch 1280×720 screen as he done in the past, but this time has added a bevy of new features. His portable Xbox 360 now comes with a built-in Ethernet port, WiFi, a digital push-button volume control, flush-mounted DVD door and side panels, remote IR sensor, two USB ports, a bunch more air holes, and the latest Jasper motherboard.
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On July - 13 - 2009
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I Just like to share this not so good news for early adapters of Intel Core i7-based laptop from MaximumPC. You can already order Core i7-based notebooks from OEM outfilts like CyberPower and Eurocom, but doing so means settling for a desktop chip crammed into a laptop chassis, power management be damned. If you’ve been [ Read More ]
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On February - 18 - 2009
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Their is a lot of people asking me how they can install Vidiscript in their home computer and run their own web server at home, in my search for answer to my friend question I found this great tutorial on how you can run Vidiscript in your own computer using XAMPP.