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ELEPHONE P8mini, which is equipped with 4GB 64GB storage and 16MP front camera with facial features, start from $99.99.

2017-05-31T17:37:00.001+05:30

ELEPHONE P8mini, which is equipped with 4GB 64GB storage and 16MP front camera with facial features, start from $99.99.: The cheapest 4GB 64GB storage smartphone, the cheapest camera phone.ELEPHONE P8mini, a 4GB 64GB storage camera device, starts from $99.99.

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Top 5 Chinese Smartphones for Under Rs 12000 – May 2017

2017-05-18T10:26:00.002+05:30

Top 5 Chinese Smartphones for Under Rs 14000 – May 2017

Chinese smartphones under Rs 14000 are probably the best devices you can get cost-to-performance wise. I find what i could call 2016 flagships and newer phones that are more power efficient overall. Knowing this, let’s see what the month of May has in store for us!

1. Lenovo ZUK Z2

You are probably not surprised at all of finding the ZUK Z2 on this list. Even after about a year from its launch, this phone is still a best buy. Packing the never dying Qualcomm Snapdragon 820, 4GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storage, the ZUK Z2 can still be considered one of the best phones on the market, if you then take into account its ridiculously low price, there are almost no reasons not to get one, if you aren’t very picky, of course.

The ZUK Z2 sports a smaller 5.0-inch Full HD display, a 13MP rear camera that can shoot 4K videos at 30fps, an 8MP front-facing shooter, 3500mAh battery and runs Android 7.0 Nougat.

I have also bought it and its best phone under 14000. I will Post a detailed review of the phone in next week ... :D

2. LeEco Le Max 2

Yet again, another phone that will probably make it on this list for some more months — the LeEco Le Max 2. This device packs the same powerful Qualcomm Snapdragon 820, 4GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storage combo, but instead comes with a bigger 5.7-inch display with a resolution of 1440 x 2560 a.k.a. 2K.

LeEco’s Le Max 2 features a 21MP camera on the back, with f/2.0 aperture, OIS and dual tone LED flash. It can record 2160p videos at 30fps and 720p at 120fps slow mo videos.

The phone is fueled by a 3100mAh capacity battery and runs Android 6.0 Marshmallow out of the box.

3. Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 (MediaTek Helio X20)

Even though it has been launched back in August 2016, the Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 is still a great deal. Packing a mid-range MediaTek Helio X20, 3GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storage, the Redmi Note 4 brings good performances and user experience while keeping prices low.

The Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 comes with a 5.5-inch Full HD display, 3GB of RAM and 64GB of memory, there’s also a 4GB RAM . Camera wise, the phone packs a 13MP camera with f/2.00 aperture and PDAF autofocus, the selfie shooter is instead 5MP.

While not equipped with one of the most power efficient SoCs, the Redmi Note 4 (MTK) still delivers a great autonomy, mostly due to its big 4100mAh built-in battery.

This version is not available in India....

4. Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 (Snapdragon 625)

The Snapdragon version of the Redmi Note 4 is a less powerful but more efficient version of the MediaTek model. Indeed they share pretty much the same hardware, exception made for the internal CPU, which is a Qualcomm Snapdragon 625 using 14nm manufacturing process, thus making it less power hungry than the MediaTek counterpart.

Cameras are still 13MP for the back and 5MP for the selfie shooter, also the battery capacity is the same at 4100mAh.

5. UMi Plus E

I have decided to also include a smartphone from a smaller Chinese brand, the UMi Plus E. This phone shines for its power efficient MediaTek Helio P20 CPU and an insane 6GB of RAM and 64GB of internal memory, which is a killer combo for under 14000 Rs.The UMi Plus E comes with a 5.5-inch Full HD Sharp display with a 2.5D Arc coating, a Samsung 13MP rear shooter with PDAF autofocus that can record 4K videos and a 5MP front-facing camera.

UMi’s Plus is also fueled by a big 4000mAh capacity battery and runs Android 6.0 Marshmallow out of the box.

Xiaomi Mi 6- almost waterproof

2017-05-18T10:15:00.000+05:30

Xiaomi Mi 6 proves to be almost waterproof in recent tear-down video

OK, we already know that the new Xiaomi Mi 6 model is splash resistant according to the Chinese company but what exactly is happening inside it? Well the notorious JerryRigEverything managed to get rid of the back glass of the device and had a closer look on the inside of the phone and shared his findings in the following video.

According to his findings, the device is almost 90% water proof, with its SIM slot, mic and speakers having rubber seals that prevent water from entering and only the USB Type-C port is open to the possibility of having water entering from there. Don’t know about you, but I would be very careful with this beauty of a phone, especially now that summer is just around the corner.

Tear Down Video....

OnePlus 5: Dual sensor Sony IMX398 camera?

2017-05-18T10:11:00.001+05:30

OnePlus 5: Dual sensor Sony IMX398 camera?

The OnePlus 5 is one of the most anticipated phones of the year. After churning out flagship killers since the OnePlus One, OnePlus has outdone itself. After a series of leaks and rumors, the latest post on reddit indicates the presence of the Sony IMX398 sensor.

Although the post says that the information is correct, there is no proof of it being genuine. This might just be another rumor or even the actual camera setup on the OnePlus 5. The previous listing on AnTuTu stated the camera as a 16MP setup, similar to the one on the OnePlus 3T. The only difference would be the sensor. the 3T uses the Sony IMX298 sensor whereas the post on reddit says that the 5 will sport a Sony IMX 398 sensors. If the rumor is to be believed, the sensor will have 1.12µm pixels, same as the OnePlus 3T’s.

The IMX398 is the same sensor that is present on the OPPO R9S and the OPPO F3 Plus, both of which sport a 16MP sensor. There is no evidence to support the reddit user’s claim. There is no news as to whether the OnePlus 5 will sport a dual camera or a single camera setup.

Apart from the rumors surrounding the camera, the phone is also speculated to be powered by the Snapdragon 835 SoC, 6GB of RAm following in the footsteps of its elder sibling, the OnePlus 3T and 64 GB of internal storage. The phone is also supposed to come with Android Nougat 7.1.1 out of the box.

Stay tuned for more news on the next flagship killer

Mi Router 3C-Launched in India

2017-05-17T10:31:00.000+05:30

Xiaomi launched its new Mi Router 3C in India...

Next to the Redmi 4 launch earlier today, Xiaomi also unveiled its first router in the Indian market, named as Mi Router 3C!

The specific router comes with a four copper+PCB antenna system and 2×2 2.4GHz 802.11b/g/n support that allows for a combined (uplink/downlink) speed of up to 300Mbps. It has 16MB flash storage for firmware updates and 64MB DDR2 memory, which Xiaomi claims is 8x what most budget routers have. It offers 2x 10/100Mbps LAN ports and 1x 10/100Mbps WAN port on its back side, has 80m range and supports up to 64 connected devices simultaneously.

One of its main features is the Mi Wi-Fi application that can connect to the specific router, and it’s available for iOS and Android smartphones. It allows for a really easy setup and includes several features like real-time monitoring, parental controls, guest sharing, and Wi-Fi boost.

The Mi Router 3C should be available in India on May 23, priced at INR 1,199 (19$) only!

Xiaomi Redmi 4 officially launched in India

2017-05-17T10:30:00.000+05:30

Xiaomi Redmi 4 officially launched in India today

With almost 10 months having passed after the launch of its predecessor (Redmi 3S Prime), the time has come for Xiaomi Redmi 4 to hit Indian market officially!

The device comes as a subtle upgrade over the previous model, basically being slimmer, with softer edges and a cleaner design. Inside the two models are also – more or less – the same. The Redmi 4 packs a 5.0-inch 720p LCD, comes with a 13 megapixel f2.0 camera on the back with PDAF, a 5 megapixel f2.2 camera on the front and a 4100 mAh battery.

The improvement lies on the processor, with the Redmi 4 packing a Snapdragon 435 SoC with 2/3/4GB RAM and 16/32/64GB ROM variants. It runs on Android 7.0 Nougat, sprinkled with the latest MIUI 8 interface and its priced at INR 6,999 (109$), 8,999 (140$) and 10,999 for the 2/16GB, 3/32GB, and 4/64GB variants, respectively.

The Xiaomi Redmi 4 will be available from Mi.com and Amazon India starting from May 23.

Pre-order Xiaomi Mi Bluetooth Headset.

2017-05-16T10:11:00.004+05:30

Xiaomi Mi Bluetooth Headset available for pre-orders in India....

Xiaomi announced today that its Mi Bluetooth Headset is now available for pre-orders in India, priced at Rs. 899 (approximately 14$) just for the black variant however (it’s also available in white color).

The new headset weighs just 6,5 gr. and allows users to accept or end phone calls, reject calls, redial phone numbers, transfer calls, make three-way calls, play or pause music, play next/previous song, and adjust volume. It has noise reduction support, Bluetooth 4.1 compatibility and it can reduce 4G network interference.

It provides 4 hours of talk time and more than 100 hours of stand by time and it’s capable of pairing with 2 smartphones at the same time.… says Xiaomi on its website.

The impressive headset comes with a ceramic antenna, rounded sound cavity, a Bluetooth chip, magnetized moving coil speaker and a noise-cancelling silicone microphone.

UPDATE: The Xiaomi Mi Bluetooth Headset is out of stock now, but it might be available by the company soon.

OnePlus 5 AnTuTu Bench Mark Score

2017-05-16T10:07:00.001+05:30

OnePlus 5 AnTuTu benchmar, scores over 176.000.

Well this is good news for all those of you OnePlus 5 fans out there, as you’ll find out. It seems that the upcoming flagship killer of the Chinese company found its way to the AnTuTu Benchmark site and did some runs proving that it’s powerful as hell!

The OnePlus 5 scored over 176.000 points, proving that its average score is – for now – better than the one both Galaxy S8 and Xiaomi Mi 6 scored during their tests! The benchmark listing however comes to confirm most of our speculations during the past few weeks, regarding the technical specifications of the device.

According to the image above, the upcoming model has a model number of A5000, it comes with a 5,5 inch full HD display, Snapdragon 835 SoC with Adreno 540 GPU and 6GB of RAM. It has 64GB of storage (but it will also be available with 128GB), runs on Android 7.1.1 Nougat thankfully and packs a 3600 mAh battery with fast charging support.

Despite the AnTuTu listing, the OnePlus 5 is expected to come with a dual camera setup (16MP) along with a 16MP selfie shooter placed in front.

Samsung Galaxy J7 Max: Pricing, specs leaked

2017-05-16T10:03:00.000+05:30

Samsung Galaxy J7 Max: Pricing, specs leaked

Full specs, details and price of the Samsung Galaxy J7 Max have leaked. The newest leak that features images from a product presentation, probably comes from a Samsung insider.

As the comparison chart with the Oppo F1s, Vivo V5 and Oppo F3 shows, the alleged Samsung Galaxy J7 Max seems to be powered by the MediaTek MT6757V octa core processor clocked at 1.6GHz. According to the leaked images, the phone will be backed by 4GB of RAMm and 32GB of internal storage, although there is no indication whether the phone will support external memory. The display on the J7 Max will measure 5.7 inche with a resolution of 1080p, putting it in the phablet category.

On the camera front, the Samsung Galaxy J7 Max will sport a 13MP f/1.7 sensor with flash on the rear whereas the front will have a 13MP f/1.9 sensor, that too, coupled with flash.

Like the image says, the J7 Max will be Samsung’s first sub-20k(around $312) offering with 4GB RAM in the Indian market. The J7 Max will be powered by Android Nougat out of the box with Samsung Pay Mini.

Since the J7 Max is powered by a MediaTek chip, it might not hit the US market since it won’t support US LTE bands. There is no indication whether Samsung plans to release a Snapdragon variant of the J7 Max in the near future. The phone might see the light of the day in June. Watch this space for more!

Best Graphics cards Under 5000 May 2017

2017-05-05T18:54:00.000+05:30

Best Graphics cards Under 5000 Rs/- May 2017

Sapphire Radeon R7 240 1GB GDDR5

Price: 4,900.00/-

Specs:-

Memory	1gb Gddr5
Memory Interface	128-bit
Core Clock	730Mhz/780Mhz boost clock
Steam Processors	320
Architecture	GCN
CrossfireX	Yes
DirectX	12
Outputs	1xHDMI 1xDVI 1xVGA

Amd’s R7 240 is the cheapest and best choice if you really don’t want to spend upto $100 on graphics card. This graphics card is best for 720p and 768p. There are two versions of this graphics cards: one is the 2gb ddr3 version and one is 1gb gddr5 version. The better is gddr5 version as it is much faster and is based upon newer technology GCN.

Even if you have 2gb of ddr3 graphics card, it can still not beat the 1gb gddr5 card. You don’t need 2gb memory at this price because this graphics card is not meant for 1080p and more memory is required for higher resolutions and higher textures. With 1gb of gddr5 memory you will be able to play the games at medium to high settings for sure.

ASUS AMD Radeon R7 250 2 GB

Price: 4,900.00/-

Specs:-

Memory	1gb Gddr5
Memory Interface	128-bit
Core Clock	725Mhz/925Mhz boost clock
Steam Processors	384
Architecture	GCN
CrossfireX	Yes
DirectX	11.2
Outputs	1xHDMI 1xDVI-I 1xDP

For a little more money, you will get r7 250 with 2gb gddr5 graphics card which is around 20-30% faster than the R7 240. I recommend this graphics card over the previous one as it is only a few dollars expensive but is much better when you compare the value to price. 2gb of Vram is enough for gaming at 768p or even at 1080p on medium settings. The 1gb version of this card is right now only $2 less expensive at the time of writing this article. So 2gb makes sense.

This graphics card is best for 768p and can easily play battlefield 4, bioshock infinite and other similar games on medium to high settings. If you plan to play at 1080p, you have to lower down the settings but still you will get above 30 fps. Latest games like Gta V and tomb raider can also be played on this card but it’s best for casual games like CSGO.

ZOTAC GEFORCE GT 730 2GB 64-BIT GDDR5 GRAPHIC CARD

Price – Rs.5000

This graphics card is best for 720p and can easily play battlefield 4, bioshock infinite and other similar games on medium settings. If you plan to play at 1080p, you have to lower down the settings but still you will get above 25 fps. Latest games like Gta V and tomb raider can also be played on this card but it’s best for casual games like CSGO.

Gaming PC price in India

2012-04-16T13:41:00.002+05:30

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Hi Guys This is the Latest Price list of Computer PeripheralsEnjoy...!!!!

RAM :-

1. Transcend 1GB DDR1 400Mhz (PC 3200) Desktop Ram===== Rs 1250/-

2. Kingston 2GB DDR3 1333Mhz 240-Pin SDRAM DDR3 (PC3 10600) Desktop Ram = Rs 800/-

3. Transcend 4GB DDR3 1333Mhz Desktop Ram ============Rs 1245/-

RAM for GAMING RIG
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1. CORSAIR 8GB DDR3 Vengeance 240-Pin SDRAM DDR3 1600 (PC3 12800) Desktop Memory Model CMZ8GX3M1A1600C10 ===
Price:   3,700.00/-

2. GSKILL Ripjaws X Series 8GB 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1333 (PC3 10666) Desktop Memory Model F3-10666CL9S-8GBXL ===
Price:   5,850.00/-

3. GSKILL Sniper 8GB (2 x 4GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1600 (PC3 12800) Desktop Memory Model F3-12800CL9D-8GBSR ===
Price:   3,300.00/-

4. GSKILL Ripjaws Z Series 16GB (4 x 4GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 2400 (PC3 19200) Desktop Memory Model F3-19200CL11Q-16GBZHD ===== Price:   18,900.00/-

Processors:-

1. Intel Core i3-2100 Sandy Bridge 3.1GHz 2 x 256KB L2 Cache 3MB L3 Cache LGA 1155 65W ==== Price:   6,600.00/-

2. Intel Core i5 2400 Sandy Bridge 3.1GHz (3.4GHz Turbo Boost) 4 x 256KB L2 Cache 6MB L3 Cache LGA 1155 95W Quad-Core Desktop Processor ============ Price:   10,900.00/-

3. AMD A6-3650 Llano 2.6GHz 4MB L2 Cache Socket FM1 100W Quad-Core Desktop =========== Price:   6,190.00/-

4. AMD FX 8150 Zambezi 3.6GHz Socket AM3+ 125W Eight-Core Desktop Processor ======= Price:   14,500.00/-

Motherboards:-

1. ASUS F1A75-M FM1 AMD A75 (Hudson D3) HDMI SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 Micro ATX AMD Motherboard with UEFI BIOS=====
Price:   6850.00/-

2. ASUS Crosshair V Formula AM3+ AMD 990FX SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX AMD Gaming Motherboard with 3-Way SLI/CrossFireX Support and UEFI BIOS ======== Price:   15,450.00/-

3. ASUS P8H61-M PLUS V2 B3 LGA 1155 Intel H61 Micro ATX Intel Motherboard =======Price:   3,400.00/-

4. GIGABYTE GA-Z68XP-UD3 LGA 1155 Intel Z68 HDMI SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX Intel Motherboard==== Price:   11,500.00/-

5. ASUS Crosshair V Formula AM3+ AMD 990FX SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX AMD Gaming Motherboard with 3-Way SLI/CrossFireX Support and UEFI BIOS ========= Price:   15,450.00/-

6. ASUS F1A75-M FM1 AMD A75 (Hudson D3) HDMI SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 Micro ATX AMD Motherboard with UEFI BIOS===Price:   6,850.00/-

7. GIGABYTE GA-990FXA-UD5 AM3+ AMD 990FX SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX AMD Motherboard====== Price:   14,650.00/-

HDD:-

Seagate Barracuda ST1000DM003 1TB 7200 RPM 64MB Cache SATA 6.0Gb/s 3.5" Internal Hard Drive==== Price: 5,575.00/-
Seagate Barracuda ST2000DM001 2TB 7200 RPM 64MB Cache SATA 6.0Gb/s 3.5" Internal Hard Drive==== Price: 8,600.00/-
Seagate Barracuda 7200.12 ST3500418AS 500GB 7200 RPM 16MB Cache SATA 3.0Gb/s 3.5" Internal Hard Drive== Price: 4,350.00/-
Western Digital Caviar Green WD10EARS 1TB 5400 RPM 64MB Cache SATA 3.0Gb/s 3.5" Internal Hard Drive== Price: 6,100.00/-
Western Digital Caviar Blue WD3200AAJS 320GB 7200 RPM 8MB Cache SATA 3.0Gb/s 3.5" Internal Hard Drive== Price: 3,800.00/-

SSD:-

OCZ Agility 3 AGT3-25SAT3-120G 2.5" 120GB SATA III MLC Internal Solid State Drive SSD==== Price: 10,650.00/-
OCZ Agility 3 AGT3-25SAT3-60G 2.5" 60GB SATA III MLC Internal Solid State Drive SSD========== Price: 6,450.00/-
Corsair Force Series 3 CSSD-F60GB3A-BK 2.5" 60GB SATA III Internal Solid State Drive SSD==== Price: 5,100.00/-
OCZ Vertex Plus OCZSSD2-1VTXPL60G 2.5" 60GB SATA II MLC Internal Solid State Drive SSD==== Price: 4,950.00/-

Graphic cards:-

EVGA GeForce GTX 560 1GB DDR5 - Duke’s Fully Loaded Package Graphic Card ======== Price: 14,050.00/-
MSI N430GT-MD2GD3/OC GeForce GT 430 (Fermi) 2GB 128-bit DDR3 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready Graphic Card=============== Price: 4,050.00/-
MSI N440GT-MD1GD3/LP GeForce GT 440 (Fermi) 1GB 128-bit DDR3 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready Graphic Card=============== Price: 4,050.00/-
MSI N550GTX-Ti-MD1GD5 GeForce GTX 550 Ti (Fermi) 1GB 192-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready SLI Support Graphic Card=============== Price: 7,700.00/-
MSI N560GTX-M2D1GD5 GeForce GTX 560 (Fermi) 1GB 256-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready SLI Support Video Card=============== Price: 11,150.00/-
MSI N560GTXTi Twin Frozr II 2GD5/OC GeForce GTX 560 Ti (Fermi) 2GB 256-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready SLI Support Graphic Card=== Price: 16,700.00/-
MSI N560GTX-Ti-M2D1GD5/OC GeForce GTX 560 Ti (Fermi) 1GB 256-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready SLI Support Graphic Card========== Price: 13,890.00/-
MSI N570GTX Twin Frozr III PE/OC GTX 570 (Fermi) 1280MB 320-bit GeForce GDDR5 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready SLI Support Graphic Card========== Price: 23,200.00/-

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2012-04-16T13:02:00.000+05:30

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Gaming PC Under Rs 40000

2011-11-18T13:07:00.001+05:30

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AMD Build.

Type	Details	Price (Rs)
Processor	AMD Phenom II X4 955 Black Edition	5800
Motherboard	ASUS M4A87TD EVO AM3 AMD 870 SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX AMD Motherboard	5000
Memory	4GB GSkill.Ripjaws F3-12800CL9S-4GBNT Single module	1300
Hard Disk	Seagate 320GB	2900
Keyboard & Mouse	Logitech Keyboard + Mouse SET	650
Speakers	Artis S-99 2.1 Stereo Speakers	900
Optical Drive	Sony DVD RW	850
Graphics Card	MSI R6850-1 GB DDR 5 Graphic Card	9500
Power Supply	Corsair Builder Series CX600	3500

Monitor	ViewSonic VA2038wm-LED	5700
Cabinet	Coolermaster Elite 311 Plus	2900
Total		Rs.39000

Extreme Gaming PC

2011-11-17T22:40:00.001+05:30

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Intel and Nvidia Combination : (Sandy Bridge)

Type	Details	Price (Rs)
Processor	Intel Core i7-3930K Sandy Bridge-E Processor	39000
Motherboard	Rampage IV Extreme/BATTLEFIELD 3	25000
Memory	Corsair Vengeance 16GB PC12800 DDR3 RAM	8000
Hard Disk	Seagate 1 TB X 2	5300
Keyboard & Mouse	Razer Mamba +SteelSeries 7g Mechanical Gaming Keyboard	(7000+10000) 17000
Speakers	Altec Lansing expressionist ULTRA - MX6021	8500
Optical Drive	Sony 24X Dual Format/Double Layer DVD±R	1200
Graphics Card	MSI nVidia GeForce GTX580 3GB DDR5 SLI	74000
Power Supply	Corsair CMPSU-1200AX	18000
SSD	120 GB Intel 320 SSD	10000
Monitor	LG LED 26" – Widescreen	17000
Cabinet+liquid cooler(Corsair hydro 100)	CM HAF 932(10000+8000)	18000
Total		Rs. 2,41,000

Best Gaming PC under 65k

2011-11-17T21:51:00.001+05:30

Intel and Nvidia Combination : (Sandy Bridge)

Type	Details	Price (Rs)
Processor	Intel Core i7 – 2600K 3.3 GHz	11400
Motherboard	ASUS P8P67 PRO REV 3.0	11000
Memory	corsair 6(2X 3) GB DDR3 RAM	4000
Hard Disk	Seagate 1 TB	2650
Keyboard & Mouse	Logitech Keyboard + Mouse SET	700
Speakers	Creative Inspire 5.1 T6100	3650
Optical Drive	Samsung DVD Writer	850
Graphics Card	Galaxy or MSi GTX 560 TI 1GB	14000
Power Supply	Corsair GS 600	4000
UPS	Numeric 600 VA	1500
Monitor	LG LED 22" – Widescreen	9500
Cabinet	Zebronics Butterfly	1250
Total		Rs. 64,500

If you want to upgrade some of the things you can add these things :

Type	Details	Price (Rs)
Mouse	Razer Abyssus/ Death adder	1000/ 2000
Keyboard	Razer Arctosa	2000
Cabinet	Cooler Master Gladiator/ 690 II advanced	3500/ 5100

If you want to degrade some of the things you can choose the following things :

Type	Details	Price (Rs)
Speakers	Artis S-99 2.1 Stereo Speakers	900
Graphics Card	Galaxy or MSi GTX 560 1GB	12000
Power Supply	Corsair 500W CX PSU	3000

Tablet PC around rs 5000

2011-11-07T16:22:00.004+05:30

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Lacs Launches Tablets Starting From Rs 4500 in India

Low cost tablets said to be designed for Indian conditions

Lakshmi Access Communications Systems Pvt. Ltd has launched a range of low cost tablets in the Indian market. The Tablets have a Android 2.2 OS and will start from prices as low as $100 (Rs 4500) for the basic Pepper M74V model.

The tablets boast to boot in under 10 seconds and have screen sizes of 10.9 cms or 12.7 cms. internal memory of 2 GB and an extendable memory of up to 32 GB using a Micro SD Card.

Lacs Magnum pepper tablets will be available early September. They will be sourced from China. More details on the idea behind Magnum tablets can be had from here Wireless Telecommunications | Telemetry/Telematics | Digital broadcasting

Magnum M74V Features:

7 inch LCD sensitive touch display (800*480)

WIFI enabled

Supports 10/100 BASE-T Ethernet LAN (RJ45)

Support USB 2.0

Support Micro SD card (maximum 32 GB)

3G compatible dongle

3.5 mm stereo headset jack

G- sensors 360 degree

Front camera

Built in 2GB memory

Android 2.2 version

Supported audio formats eg: MP3,AAC,WMA,AAC+

Supported Video formats eg: 3GP, AVI, MP4, H.264,720P

Magnum M84V Features:

8 inch WVGA wide touch screen (800*480)

WIFI enabled

Supports 10/100 BASE-T Ethernet LAN (RJ45)

Support USB 2.0

Support Micro SD card (maximum 32 GB)

3G compatible dongle

3.5 mm stereo headset jack

G- sensors 360 degree

Front camera

Built in 2GB memory

Android 2.2 version

Supported audio formats eg: MP3,AAC,WMA,AAC+

Supported Video formats eg: 3GP, AVI, MPEG,MP4, H.264,720P (1280X720)

Supports multiple languages.

Magnum 108i Features:

10 inch TFT resistance touch screen (1024x600)

WIFI enabled

Built in GPS module

Built in 10/100 BASE-T Ethernet LAN (RJ45)

Supports HDMI

Supports USB 2.0

Supports Micro SD card (maximum 32 GB)

3G compatible USB

3.5 mm stereo headset jack

G- sensors 360 degree

Front camera

Built in 4GB memory

Android 2.2 version

Supported audio formats eg: MP3,AAC,WMA,AAC+

Supported Video formats eg: DAT,FLV,3GP, AVI, MPEG,MP4, H.264,720P (1280X720)

Supports multiple languages

Supports E-book and 3D turning pages

Tablet PC under Rs 15000

2011-10-19T20:15:00.000+05:30

Spice Mi-720

High resolution 7-inch capacitive touchscreen
Latest Android OS v2.3
High speed connectivity – 3G HSDPA , Wireless LAN WiFi
Dual camera – front for video calling
Extra-long battery backup

Spice Mi-720 Droidpad Tablet specifications :

Display : 7-inch QVGA Touchscreen , 800 x 480 resolution
Processor : Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 MHz Turbo Processor , Adreno 200 Graphics Processor
Network : GSM/Edge/UMTS (3G) and HSDPA (3.5G)
Dimensions (HxWxD) : 179.4 x 110 x 11.5 mm
Battery : 4,200 mAh
Memory : 4GB Nand Flash ROM + 2GB RAM, 155MB Storage
Expandable memory : microSD card up to 32 GB
Operating system : Android OS v2.3 GingerBread
Camera : 2 mega-pixel auto-focus (back) , VGA at front
video player
Audio Player
3G : up to HSDPA 7.2 Mbps and HSUPA 5.76 Mbps
Wireless LAN Wi-Fi b/g
Wi-Fi tethering , Wi-Fi HotSpot
Bluetooth v2.1 with EDR
3.5mm audio jack
Social networking : Facebook , Twitter

Price: Rs 11,500.

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Reliance Tablet :--

7 -inch touchscreen display
Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) OS
High speed 3G
Wi-Fi
GPS
2 megapixel rear camera, front facing VGA camera

Reliance 3G Tab tablet specifications :

Network : GSM,3G
Processor : 800 MHz
Operating system : Android v2.3 OS
Display : 7-inch multi-touch capacitive , 800 X 480 pixels resolution
Wireless LAN : Wi-Fi , Wi-Fi Hotspot
Navigation : GPS , pre-loaded Google Maps
Camera : back 2MP , front – basic , video calling , video recording
Expandable storage : up to 32GB (4GB microSD card included)
Memory : 512 MB RAM
Weight : 389g
Push email
“Documents To Go” : Microsoft Excel, Word, PowerPoint ,PDF
Mobile TV
Social networking ready
Multi-format Music and Video players
- Audio Formats : AAC, AAC+, AMR/AMR-NB, MP3 MIDI, Ogg PCM/WAV
- Video Format : MP4, H.263,H.264
- Image Format : BMP/PNG/JPEG
Battery : 3400 mAh Li-On
- Talk time Up to 9 hours
- Standby time up to 300 hrs

Price: Rs 12,999

Tech Specs:

7-inch capacitive touch screen,
Android 2.2 OS,
3 megapixel rear camera and a front facing VGA camera,
512MB of internal memory,
supports microSD card up to 32 GB.

GSM	850/900/1800/2100
WCDMA	900/1900/2100
Chipset	Qualcomm MSM7227
GPRS	Class 12
Dimensions	179.4(H) * 110(W) * 11.5(T)
Screen	7 inch TFT Capactitive Touchscreen
Display	800×480 WVGA Display
Internal Memory	512 MB+ 512 MB
Memory Card support	upto 32 GB
Phonebook memory	2000
SMS memory	500
3.5 mm audio jack	yes
Charging	mini USB
Battery	Li-Po
Capacity	3240mAh
Standby time	GSM:400h WCDMA : 550h
Talktime	GSM :1200mins WCDMA : 480 mins
Camera	3 MP Autofocus 4X zoom
Audio formats supported	MIDI, MP3, AMR, AAC AAC+
Speaker	Dual
Video Streaming	yes
Video Formats	3GP
Bluetooth	v2, AD2P
WiFi	802.11 b/g
	Compass
	G-sensor
	Amient Light sensor
Email	Pull email
	MMS, WAP
	GPS
	PC-sync
	Speaker
	Vibration
	Stopwatch
	calendar
	calculator
	world clock

Price: Rs 12,499.

Creative Ziio 7-inch

Tech Specs:

7″ tablet with resistive touch screen with 480 x 800 pixels resolution.
Android Froyo v2.2. .
Creative ZII07 has ZiiLABS ZMS-08 HD Media-Rich Applications Processor.
8GB internal memory and microSD card support upto 32GB.
Wi-Fi.
Bluetooth 2.1 is supported in this Creative tablet.

Price: Rs 11,849.

Mercury mTab

Tech Specs:

7-inch touch display.
1.2GHz 3 core processor .
Android 2.3 OS, Gingerbread .
3G internet surfing through USB dongle.
4GB internal memory, expandable memory up to 32GB through a micro SD card,
512 MB RAM and
weight 400g.

Price: Rs 9,499

Beetel Magiq tab

8GB Memory
2MP Camera + Front Camera for Video chat and recording
Use 3G Sim Card for anywhere connectivity
3G/HSDPA 2100 MHz Network
GSM 850/900/1800/1900 MHz
EDGE/GPRS
7” inch (480×800 Pixels) Touchscreen Display
1GHz CPU
Internal Memory: 8GB
2 Megapixel Camera
Front Camera
Wireless LAN 802.11 b/g
Bluetooth
USB Connector for Data Transfer
3.5 mm Headphone Jack
2200 mAh Li-Ion Battery

Price: Rs 9,999

iBall Slide Android Tablet

Tech Specs:

7-inch capacitive multi-touch display,
Android 2.3 OS,
2 megapixel front camera,
8GB built-in memory which can be expanded up to 32GB.
1.2 GHz triple core processor.
512 MB RAM.

Price: Rs 13,995.

HCL ME AE7-A1

Tech Specs:

7-inch resistive touch display,
Android 2.2 OS, 800 MHz processor,
2GB in-built flash memory, microSD card support up to 8GB,
256MB DDR II RAM,
0.3MP front facing camera and
weight 400g.

Price: Rs 14,500.

Binatone Homesurf 705

Tech Specs:

7-inch resistive touch screen,
Android 2.1 (Éclair) OS,
2GB internal memory,
256 MB RAM, micro SD card slot for additional storage.

Price: Rs 7,999.

Also Please check the following.....

1.Best Graphic cards under Rs 5000
2. Best graphic cards under Rs 10000
3. Best Gaming PC under 65k
4. Coolermaster 690 II Plus - Review
5. amd rig under 50000 rs

Best Pendrives

2011-09-15T14:51:00.000+05:30

Clash of the Pen Drives...

Alright here is the result of a lot of free time, and a lot of portable storage (used and unused) collected over a period of time. It came to precipitation when in one of my whims I bought a SanDisk Titanium 4GB USB flash drive, supposedly one of the fastest out there.

The Contenders

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The contenders, big and small I used for the tests were as follows:

From left to right:
- SanDisk Cruzer Micro 2GB
- Kingston DataTraveler 4GB (old version)
- Kingston DataTraveler 2GB
- Sandisk Cruzer Titanium 4GB
- Kingston DataTraveler 4GB (new )

Additionally, not in the picture but included in the benchmarks were a Transcend JetFlash 4GB drive and my Philips GoGear 2GB mp3 player. The pendrive is to test, the player is in the mix just for fun!

All drives were formatted to FAT 32 and benched on the same rig, same port, with the same number of applications in the background.Anyhow, I later found that formatting a drive or leaving data in it had no effect on the benches.

The Numbers

Read Speeds : The SanDisk duo are right on top!

Burst Speeds: The SanDisk drives are still on top, but the real surprise came from the Philips GoGear!

CPU utilization

Random Access times:

Sorry for not putting up much text - the charts really took a lot of my time and attention!Let's let the pictures do the talking!

SanDisk does make good products, worth the extra money, but the CPU usage is also higher - a trade-off for greater performance.

As a side note:I installed Ubuntu 8.10 on the SanDisk in 37 mins or so, and the system booted up in 20 seconds flat! Compared to the previous installation on the Transcend 4GB that that used to take over 40 seconds to boot up and over 2 hours to install, that is a very significant improvement!

Conclusion

To summarize the test results, here is what I can say about them.
SanDisk

Pros
- excellent build quality for both pen drives, good fit and finish.
- Faster transfer speeds, than peers

Cons
- Expensive (moderately)
- Higher CPU utilization

Kingston/Transcend

Pros
- Cheap
- Decent VFM performers
- Lower CPU utilization

Cons
- Build quality flimsy though Kingston is better than Transcend in this regard
- Transfer speeds can be really slow

So Choose according to which drive suits you best. - Cheers

Coolermaster 690 II Plus - Review

2011-09-15T14:46:00.000+05:30

Coolermaster 690 II Plus - Review

Introduction

Cooler Master's current best seller, the CM 690 was initially launched in 2007 and has been one of their mainstays ever since then. The popularity of this chassis was such that it spawned a number of variants, amongst them a windowed version and later the 'Pure' version with an all black interior. The chassis was very simple in design and construction and what made it such a great product was that it was designed keeping a lot of the market requirements in mind.

With changing times and a lot of competition in the same price bracket, it was time for CM to look at a redesign of its current mainstay and that's exactly what they have done. They worked on the relevant additions required in today's market place and came back with the CM 690 II Advanced and the CM 690 II Plus. The Plus is an Asia Pacific specific model and is a little less customizable than the Advanced, but it still retains most of the practicality and all of the looks of its more expensive sibling. So without wasting anymore time, let's start by taking a look at the features of the CM 690 II Plus.

Available Color
Black

Material
Steel body / Plastic + Mesh bezel

Dimension (W / H / D)
214.5 x 511.8 x 528.8 mm / 8.4 x 20.1 x 20.8 inch

Weight
Net Weight: 9.56 kg / 21.08 lbs
Gross Weight: 11.56 kg / 25.49 lbs

M/B Type
Micro - ATX / ATX / Mini-ITX(supports)

5.25" Drive Bay
4 (without the use of exposed 3.5”drive bay)

3.5" Drive Bay
6 Hidden
1 Exposed (converted from one 5.25” drive bay)

I/O Panel
USB 2.0 x 2 , eSATA x 1 , MIC x 1 , Audio x 1 (supports HD / AC97 audio)

Expansion Slots
7 + 1

Cooling System
Front: 140 x 25 mm Blue LED fan x 1 / 1200 RPM / 19 dBA
Rear: 120 mm fan x 1 / 1200 RPM / 17 dBA
Top: 120 x 25 mm fan x 1 / 1200 RPM / 19 dBA (supports 120 / 140 mm fan x 2)
Bottom: 120 mm fan x 2 (optional)
Right side: 120 / 140 mm fan x 2 (optional)
Left side: 80 x 15 mm x 1 (optional)
HDD cage: 120 mm fan x 1 (optional)

Power Supply
Standard ATX PS2 / EPS 12V (optional)

Unboxing and AccessoriesThe chassis come packaged in a nice glossy white cardboard box. The front of the box has an image of what you can expect inside.

As you can see, the cabinet is a bit bigger than the old CM 690 and also has a slight change over the configuration of drive bays. Overall the extra room is a requirement of most modern mid to high end systems and CM has done the right thing by increasing the space available.

Let us see what all accessories are bundled with this product.

The Accessories

Product Manual.
Motherboard Installation Stand-Off Screws set.
Additional set of Black Screws for peripheral installation.
A set of 4 Plastic Thumb Pins for Side Fan Installation on Acrylic Window.
PC Speaker.
Lock Notch.
Black Cable-Ties.
5 ¼ inches to 3 ½ inches drive bay convertor set.
PSU dust filter.
SSD Installation Adapter.
VGA Card Holder.

The Exteriors

The very first look at this chassis, made me wonder about the designers at Cooler Master, who have really worked hard to bring those small but very noticeable differences to a CM 690 which eventually brought CM 690 Advanced into existence. To start with, we have a much clearer side window then that of its predecessor or even the CM Storm Scout. Here the vertical lines of the side vent are confined to the fan installation area, giving you a clearer picture of what is installed inside this beautiful Chassis.

I personally like the silver Streak going across the cabinet, from the front and to the top. Plus the small plastic groves at the front and top panel of the chassis, which gives an overall tough and rigid look to this product, or shall we say “The Military Style Looks”. Here Cooler Master has really maintained their craftsmanship and designed a flawless front and top panel. Another thing to notice in the CM 690 II series is that although it is clearly visible that the front and top panel are two different parts however has got a perfect fit. An issue that we noticed in the CM 690 was that at times the Front Panel did not fit in with the top panel and there used to be a noticeable gap at the median.

This time Cooler Master have shifted all the buttons and ports at the top panel of the chassis, making the front Bezel less prone to installation issues with no strings attached to it.

Looking at the top side of the chassis we see the reason behind the word ADVANCED added to the CM 690 II series, and it is the Hot Swappable HDD Bay which is a first of its kind feature added to the Cooler Masters range of Computer Chassis. The nice thing is that the Dock Space comes with a Slide-On Black Acrylic Cover for the times when the Dock is not in use.

Apart from that we now have an eSata port and an LED On/Off switch for the front LED fan, and as stated earlier, they are all mounted/incorporated in the top plastic section of the chassis, rather than the front bezel.

And a closer look at the HDD Dock with a HDD installed in that space. One more thing that we noticed was the angle of the slope at the dock space. It is perfectly crafted, so as to allow Easy-In Easy-Out access for the HDD.

Continuing, we see the similar Mesh Style at the top panel exhaust of the chassis and we see 3 embossed groves in the mesh metal top, going with the overall Tough theme of the chassis.

Moving ahead, the right side panel of the chassis is same as that of any other chassis of CM 690 series. It has a vent to incorporate an 80mm x 80mm x 15mm fan to cool of the CPU Socket are of the motherboard. This feature has been quite successful and we have seen a drop of 3-4 degrees near the CPU Socket area. With the introduction of STACK COOL II Technology from ASUS and Ultra Durable 3 Technology from Gigabyte, which are designed to evenly distribute heat through the area of the motherboard, this 80mm vent will come in handy.

Looking closely at the back side of the cabinet we found it identical to that of an HAF 922, with similar holes for water cooling and the concept of 7+1 expansion bay system. However there is certainly one major difference, the built quality. CM 690 II Advanced seems to have better built quality then I have seen in the Mid-Tower range of computer chassis from cooler master, in fact in comparison, the material used is the same as that of the CM Storm Sniper and with an overall black finish of the Chassis, it certainly stand against most of the Mid-Tower offerings in the market. Moving ahead we have the 120mm back exhaust with a 120mm fan included with the chassis.

One more thing to notice is that the expansion bay covers no longer have any ventilation system designed, this is a plus in keeping the dust away from the internal components of your RIG. Later we will talk about Dust Prevention System of CM 690 II Advanced, and unbelievably there is a lot to talk about. And, an industry standard, the PSU Housing is at the bottom of the chassis. Some detailed pictures.

If you remember, we had a VGA Card Holder in the accessories that came with CM 690 II Advanced. The two vertical grooves to the right of the 7 expansion bays are the mounting grooves for the VGA Card Holder.

Last but not the least, the bottom of the chassis. It is interesting to see the giant rubber feet of the chassis and right between them we have the inlet vent for the bottom mount PSU. At the right of it we have the bottom inlet designed specially to fit in 2 x 120mm fans or even a radiator of 2x120mm dimensions for all your water cooling need for a Crysis ready RIG. Good to see that we have a thin mesh plastic sheet for dust prevention at the 2x120mm vent.

In our next section, we talk about the interiors of the CM 690 II Advanced.

Interiors

The side panels are held in place with a pair of thumb screws. Once we take those of, we are greeted by the lovely black interior. I am sure that most of you will love it and I am happy that CM decided to paint even the basic model with a black interior. I for one would have saved a couple of days if they had offered the same interior on my CM Sniper.

The manual and accessories box is kept inside the chassis and the box is secured well enough to make sure it does not move while shipping. Once we remove these, we can admire the full beauty of this cabinet.

So let's start with some basic bservations about the interiors. The paint work is extremely durable and unless you try real hard, its a bit difficult to scratch. This is a well done machine finish with not a single blemish or bubble on it and CM have done a very good job of it.

Next, we have six HDD caddies, each with its own plastic retention bracket. I wish they had put in some more effort to dampen the HDD sound though. On the plus side, its a very easy to use and straight forward mechanism and much better than the ones on the previous 690.

The 5.25" bays have a new locking mechanism, which also works quite well. But if you do plan to move your system around, make sure to use the included screws to secure the other side as well.

Moving on, we see six cable management holes in the motherboard tray, as well as a large hole behind the CPU area. This is very well thought out and gives any person the chance to get the most wire free finish with minimal work. there are also a couple of areas where you can use zip ties to hold down those massive cables behind the motherboard tray. The bottom has three ventilation points, one of which will be used by the PSU. The second one can hold a 120 mm fan and the second and third together can be used for a 240 mm radiator if required. This should work extremely well with the new Swiftech MCR 220-Drive, since both the radiator and the pump can be fitted down here and then you only need tubes going to your CPU block. However this version does not have the removable HDD brackets, and so you would have to do a bit of work to get that done.

Looking at the top, this is where the 2 X 140 mm fans can be installed.

The chassis comes with one 120mm fan as part of the package.

Continuing with the fans, we see the rear fan, which again is a plain-Jane 120 mm with no LED's and the front blue LED 120 mm fan. In the second picture, we can also see the cable management holes, and I wish CM had left a little more space between the motherboard tray and the rear panel to make it easier to hide the thicker cables.

Finally we take a closer look at the HDD caddies.

The one on the left will accommodate a normal 3.5" HDD and the one on the right would be helpful to those who have invested in an SSD. The positive of this system is how easy it is to work with, but I wish there was a little more rubber to keep HDD vibrations down.

Specification

Features

Oversized front and top mesh design for superb ventilation

Accommodates 120 x 240 mm radiator inside the top or bottom

Dust-control filters for all meshed areas

Air cooling support for up to 10 fans (with support for up to 5 x 140mm fans)

External SATA X-dock

Front blue LED fan on/off switch

Rear retaining holes for water cooling kit

Includes 1.8" & 2.5" HDD and SSD adapter

Cable management and CPU retaining hole for easy maintenance

Includes VGA card bracket (supports triple GPU card)

Specification Sheet

Next, let us see how it holds a Dragon

Final Installation and Conclusion

I sat down to install a couple of components in this case and was presently surprised. Cable management is a breeze and I probably finished installing the below components in around 25 minutes, with minimal fuss.

Well the surprise here is the motherboard, but leaving that aside for another day and another review, you can probably make out how much those holes help in keeping things tidy. A nice sleeved PSU would probably enhance the overall looks a lot more. Everything went in without a fuss and as you can see we can easily install a 5870 or any of the new GTX series from Nvidia.

There is also a version with a side window which looks very much like the one on the Corsair 800D and I expect that will be available as well.

The reason for no CPU and ram in the final installation is that, that's a secret we are keeping for sometime later. To end this review, let's take a short look at the main pros and cons:

Pros

Great Cooling with ample space for Fan Installation

In Built HDD dock

6 HDD installation Bays

Near Tool Free

Thumb Screws for Expansion Card Installation

Room for Cable management

VGA Card Holder

Plastic Thumb Pins for Side Panel Fan Installation

Flip Side Dual SSD mounting adapter

Absolute Quite Operation

Absolute Dust Free Environment

Very Easy Installation

Dual Radiator Support for water cooling

Rough Looks with Complete Black body & interiors

Great Built Quality

Price

Cons

Cannot install a HD5970

Small CPU Heat Sink replacement/installation hole

Very similar to the 690 Pure
Rear side panel should have had a bulge to help easier wire management

All in all, a great chassis but I would rather spend the extra Rs. 500 and get the advanced version. I expect the street price to be a bit lower than Rs. 5,000 once the initial hype ends.

The chassis will be available online as well as in shops around the 15th of this month.

Final Rating - 4.5/5

Basics of registry

2011-09-15T14:29:00.000+05:30

INTRODUCTION

We all have a PC. We do tell ourselves often that “It’s our Computer”. In fact each windows system is what I can term as “Unique”. But there are exceptions for the term Unique. Exceptions are office systems where people work around only with some required applications and spreadsheets.

Windows Registry:

The one which holds all the personal settings of the user. So that is the place where you have to head towards if you wanna make computer your own.

How many customizations we shall expect from Windows Registry?

In XP, one can edit Registry to its heart content.

Second is the security restriction: Obviously you don’t want anyone to make a mess with your PC.

Third is the Registry tool that we have now: That makes us feel like having the full control over the computer.

Fourth is the Performance: The major factor.

And finally, editing the existing Registry. It’s always fun to edit it.

In this article, we shall see the basic stuffs and sections that are available in Registry and the way we can make use of it. We will also come across various Registry terms.

Before getting into the article I would like to make a disclaimer here that “ Make all changes to the registry at your own risk. Handle all the powerful registry with caution and always make backup to the registry before attempting any changes.”

Needs of Registry and its significance

Long time back, Registry was one of the least understood aspects of the windows family. Even a well versed professional used to approach the Registry with a degree of hesitation. They used to be very cautious when they work on Registry. Understanding the Registry is something equal to learning the heart of controlling and modifying our Windows system. If you understand deeply about the things in Windows, You can turn your system into a good performance machine with well enough customizations and you can very well personalize its appearance as well.

Ah!!! That’s something sweet. Customizing and personalizing is so cool. Aren’t it? Then Put yourself down in front of this article for some minutes, and know basic stuffs about Registry.

Use of Registry in Windows:

Registry is generally introduced and came to existence because of system INI files. INI files were a mess in the older version of windows. All the Configuration information of windows, application files and the hardware information were stored in those files. For an instance, an application is installed. When it’s launched, it needs information regarding the operating system and various other parameters. So, the application will access all the INI files to get their required information. Since these INI files are scattered almost everywhere, finding all of them during launch time becomes a mess by all the applications.

In order to tackle this situation, all the application related information was stored in a common place. The common place is known as Windows Registry. All the installed applications will invoke the Registry for its required information. This in turn reduces the processing power of the CPU.

Now Registry has become the major tool for all the tweaks starting from customization to performance issues.

Registry – Hands On

Till now we have seen about the needs for Registry in windows and its basic functionality. Now it is time for a practical session. We were talking something about editing the Registry. How is that possible???

Yeah, Windows made an in-build application to perform all these things. Now lets see how shall we get into this application??

Here are the ways:

1. Just Click Start --> Run.

2. Now type Regedit.

There you go. Now you are in the Regedit application.

Now what we should be aware of is, editing the Registry should be done with care. It’s strongly recommended that you backup the Registry immediately prior making changes. You must be also aware of how to restore the Registry in case the things go away.

Now let us see about the structure and working of Registry.

You can see some sections at the right pane of the Regedit window. What sections those are?

Let us discuss one by one:

HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT: Contains all the information related to the fundamental aspects of windows user interface, File association mapping, shortcuts and much other important stuff.

HKEY_CURRENT_USER: Contains all the information related to the current user logged into the system. This includes user’s desktop settings, logon names, and other user related information.

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE: Contains all the information related to hardware, Software and other stuffs that are common to all the users.

HKEY_USERS:Contains all the information related to preferences of individual users.

HKEY_CURRENT_CONFIG: Contains all the information gathered when the computer boots up.

Value types in Registry

In the previous page we saw about the sections that Registry has. We might know that it has many sub keys, which in turn contain another sub key or values.

The Values are classified into three major types:

DWORD

Binary

String

DWORD:

This Is usually a Boolean value. The value could be either 0 or 1. This Boolean value plays a vital role in toggling many features in Registry. 0 represents disabling the feature and 1 represents vice-versa.

BINARY:

It represents a binary value which used to store a raw binary data and its mainly used for hardware components.

STRING:

Its just a data type that represents a string value.

Editing the Registry

It’s time for us to get into the crucial part. This is where a lot of care is needed.

How shall we edit the values??

Hope you remember that we have seen various types of values earlier in the article. Now all you have to do is follow the steps:

To add a key:

Right click the parent key which is similar to parent folder in the explorer. Then select New --> Key.Screenshot is shown below.

To add a key value:

Select the key under which you wanna add a value( Key value). Just right click the area under the Right pane. Select New --> Key type(your option)

To edit a key value:

Just double click the key value you want to edit

A Basic Guide To Graphics Cards

2011-09-15T14:18:00.000+05:30

A Basic Guide To Graphics Cards

Graphics cards are gaining in importance. While gamers were always very clear about the benefits of a decent graphics card, other PC users innocently believed in what Intel told them. That they don't need anything other than the graphics chipset that was embedded in the motherboard.

But Vista changed it. It pushed people towards discrete graphics cards as some decent GFX horsepower was required to enable all the bling-bling that Microsoft put in its latest OS. After Vista came this thing called HD content. Playing HD content too requires some decent graphics power. Nowadays, we have some decent IGP solutions based on Nvidia's 9300 chipset or AMD's 780G chipset, but even they are sometimes not sufficient enough to pull off the HD content with ease.

And then of course, there is the need to game. An urge to kick some alien at a beautiful tropical island in all its glory. If you lust for the scenes like those in Crysis, owning a decently powerful graphics card almost becomes a necessity for you.

Once you are sure that you need a graphics card, comes the question - which one is suitable for you. And here I hope this basic guide will come handy to many visitors here, specially those who are looking to buy their first graphics card. (I will be dealing with PCI-E cards unless specified)

What's in name?

For someone looking to get his first graphics card, the naming scheme from both Nvidia as well as ATI/AMD can be, in almost all circumstances, the easiest way of determining the relative strength and power of a graphics card.

As far as numbers are concerned, (note the emphasis) IN A SERIES OF CARDS lower number means less powerful card even if IT HAS MORE MEMORY/GPU SPEED/FEATURES. This is true for both Nvidia and ATI/AMD.

An example will be:

9500GT < 9600GT < 9800GT
HD3650 < HD3850 < HD3870

Now you have to keep in mind that the comparison is valid only if all cards belong to one particular series. So you can't say 9500 GT > 8800 GT even though later has a lower number. Similarly, on AMD side you can't say HD4650 > HD3870

AFTER NUMBERS come affixes and suffixes. This is more true for Nvidia now as AMD, since HD 3XXX series, has done away with them. But because AMD's older cards still carry the suffixes, we will have a look at them too.

But first Nvidia:

GTX > GTS > GT > GSO > GS

Caution: This is the scenario by and large, but recent name changing spree by Nvidia made things a little confusing so it may not always be true. An example will be 8800GT > 8800 GTS (320MB). But it is expected that once 9XXX and 8XXX series fade out of the market, with 2XX and subsequent series

Nvidia's will have:

GTX = High End

GTS = Performance

GT = Mainstream

GS = Budget

G = Entry level

On AMD side things are no longer that confusing, as only numbers remain in the names. But for older cards this was the hierarchy structure:

XTX > XT > GT > Pro
Apart from that there were certain special cards like Radeon X1800XL and Radeon X1800 GTO but their naming scheme was temporary in nature.

Memory is the key thing....

After the name, the second thing we look for in a graphics card is how much memory it has. In fact, many does not even look for the name and directly step on to the memory matters. This, if you have read about the naming scheme, is a bad practice.

Graphics cards come with different memory configurations. 128 MB is the lowest memory that you will get with a graphics card currently while maximum amount goes up to whopping 2GB. Nowadays, different cards carry different type of memory and it would not hurt us to know more about them.

DDR2:This is the type of memory which you will get on the entry-level graphics card. It's nothing but just a high-speed version of DDR2 that goes into the normal memory slots in a motherboard. DDR2 is cheap, in fact very cheap, and board makers often slap ridiculous amount of it on the budget cards. For example you can even buy a 8400GS with 2GB DDR2 memory. But unfortunately, it won't make it run faster. Also,please note that there is nothing called GDDR2. if you see, GDDR2 on some box or sticker, you can be sure that it has been put their either because of misprint or to fool consumers.

DDR3: A lot better than DDR2. Primarily because of the fact that it was developed by ATI for graphics cards and its real name is GDDR3. In fact, unlike what is the case with DDR2, DDR3 in a graphics card is not similar to your usual DDR3 desktop memory. GDDR3 is still used by both AMD/ATI and Nvidia on their performance/high-end cards. Now, important thing to note is that if you have choice between two cards with DDR2 and DDR3 memory, always go for DDR3 one. Even if the amount of memory available on card with GDDR3 is less. An example will be 8600 GT with 256 MB GDDR3 and 8600GT with 1GB DDR2. In this case, 8600GT with GDDR3 will be faster than 8600GT with DDR2 even if it has less memory.

GDDR4: First used by ATI on HD 3870, it's a marginal improvement on GDDR3. While it provided a boost in speed as well as lowered the power consumption, it wasn't much and Nvidia did not even attempt to use it on its cards. The problem was that GDDR4 also increased latencies and this coupled with higher prices, spelled end for GDDR4 even before it could properly take off. Nowadays you can get GDDR4 on 4670 from Sapphire. But it comes at a premium that (still) doesn't justify the purchase.

GDDR5: Top stuff nowadays. As HD 4870 shows, GDDR5 brings a massive increase in bandwidth available to GPUs. Significantly faster than GDDR3 or GDDR4 even with increased latencies. Expected to be as ubiquitous as GDDR3 by end of this year.

Point 1: If everything else is same, it's always better to get the card which has faster memory. If possible always chose card with GDDR3 over DDR2 because the performance difference could be substantial.Point 2: More memory helps in high-resolution Anti-Aliasing as well as in games which have lots of texture like Fallout 3. So if everything else is same (including type of memory), chose a card that has more memory.

Video Playback

As stated earlier, apart from rendering game graphics and driving display on monitor, graphics card also play a very important role in high definition content playback.

If you require a card for your HTPC needs, here is what you need keep in mind:

Connectors available:Almost all graphics card available in the market can provide dual-link DVI, HDMI and VGA connections.

For HTPC-minded folks, HDMI is the most important bit and while most cards provide HDMI through a DVI-to-HDMI connector, it's not tough to find a card that has native HDMI connector.

Codec support:While AMD/ATI uses Avivo (UVD 2.2), Nvidia uses PureVideo to provide hardware acceleration for video playback. Both engines can decode most HD content without breaking sweat, but tests have revealed that AMD/ATI's UVD has better support for VC-1 content.

Note: While choosing a card for HTPC needs, it's always advisable to go for a card with passive cooling. Computing requirements for HTPC needs are not that huge and even entry-level cards like HD 3450 which are often paired with passive cooling solutions can easily handle them.

As an added bonus, HD 4XXX series can also pass 8 channel LPCM audio output over HDMI while Nvidia's cards need to use S/PDIF for same functions. (Ironically, 8 channel LPCM audio output over HDMI is available with Nvidia IGPs beginning from 8XXX chipsets.)

Support With monitor

Graphics card is not the end in itself. It's just a component inside the PC which also has a processor, RAM, PSU and other equipment. The overall performance of a computer depends not on the graphics card but on all the components and how well they complement each other. So, it is important to keep in mind your other hardware, while deciding on a graphics card.

Here is what you need to keep in mind:
Monitor: The deciding factor and thats very important.. You need to see what is the native resolution of your monitor and chose graphics card accordingly. You may have Rs 20K to spare, but it's a folly to buy GTX260 for a 15" monitor with a resolution of 1024 X 768.

While, a lot depends on what kind of games you play, right now I will put it like this (for gamers who like to play games at native resolution of their monitor with everything set to high):

15" monitor (1024X768) = Pair it with a GFX card worth 5K or less17" monitor (1280x960/1440X900) = GFX card worth 5K to 7K19" monitor (1440X900) = GFX card worth 7K to 9K22" monitor (1680X1050) = GFX card worth 9K to 13K24" monitor (1920X1080) = GFX card worth 13K to 20K

PSU:Second most important aspect while choosing a graphics card. A graphics card is the most power-hungry component in a PC nowadays and it is very important that you should know how capable your PSU is before deciding on a GFX card.

Again, I will give a rough estimate:

GFX card without 6-pin PCIe connector (less than 75W) = Any international brand PSU with at least 300W (like something from Seasonic) or any well-known 400W PSU like those from VIP Silver/Gold series.

GFX card with one 6-pin PCIe connector (maximum power draw 150W) = Any international brand PSU with at least 350W (like those from Seasonic) or decent PSUs with above 450W likes CM 460W extreme power plus.

GFX card with two 6-pin connectors (maximum power draw 225W) = A solid PSU with at least 450W like the one from Corsair. Preferably, a very good PSU with more than 500W. And no, 600W extreme power from cooler master won't do. To understand why read this.

GFX card with one 6-pin and one 8-pin connector (maximum power draw 300W) = Any good SOLID PSU with 550W or more like Real Power 550W.Multi-GPU cards like 4850 X2/4870X2: At minimum a very good 650 PSU like TX 650 from Corsair. A good stable PSU with over 700W preferred.

CPU: Also a factor while you decide on a graphics card. A less powerful CPU will not be able to feed the more graphics card with enough data and result in sub-optimal performance. This is why pairing a HD 4870 X2 with an E7200 is not really a very good idea. Always try to get a card with which your CPU can keep up.

SSD Buyer's Guide

2011-09-15T14:09:00.000+05:30

Newbie SSD Buyer's Guide

Introduction

Everyone wants to have the sleekest hardware money can buy. Well almost everyone. As always money buys speed, and that works out exponentially in favor of spending tones to get that edge over mainstream performance. Now there is a way where investing on your slowest component in your computer can work wonders. You will be amazed at how well your computer responds to your every click.

This magical piece of hardware is the Solid State Drive. Mass storage being one of the slowest component as Hard Disk Drives continue to use mechanical parts which in turn make storing and retrieving data a comparatively slow process when other, much faster components such as RAM and the CPU, have to wait for the HDD to complete its work. This is because the data is stored on disks (or platters) which have to rotate on a spindle with the help of a motor, and a head/multiple heads move over these platters retrieves the relevant data. Very complicated, don’t you think?

But now “Solid State Drives are IN DA HOUSE”. Not exactly a magical new device. It has been available from the past 8-10 years. But recently, from the past 1-2 years a revolution has occurred in terms of how fast these things work when compared to a regular HDD. Seek times are about a 100 times faster and the read and write speeds are 2 to 3 times faster than traditional HDD’s. SSD’s use NAND Flash Memory chips. You will find multiple NAND chips (usually multiples of 8/16GB) on a SSD.

Enough of that nonsense. Now let’s get down to what matters: what to look for, when it comes to buying a spanking new SSD.

Space:Price

Nothing new when it comes to storage, you would like to get as much space money can buy. But when 1GB of SSD space costs as much as Rs.150 to 200, you might want to think a little more. SSD’s are available with capacities ranging from 32GB to 512GB. But I would say that the current sweet spot is between 40GB and 128GB. This gives enough space for your primary partition and programs that you would usually use. 128GB would help if you are a gamer.

Current prices are about Rs. 4000 for a 32GB drive and go all the way up to 60K for a 512GB drive!!!

NAND Flash Memory Types

There are two types of NAND Flash memory being used on SSD’s

SLC: (Single Level Cell) which stores one bit per cell. This is the faster and the more expensive type

MLC: (Multi Level Cell) stores 2 bits per cell. It’s slow compared to SLC and cheaper to manufacture. But less reliable as each cell can be over written only about 10,000 times. Where as a SLC can do about 100k writes.

But most manufacturers pack SSD’s with MLC type NAND. Although they are not as reliable as SLC, they use smart memory controllers, which spread the write cycles evenly over all the available cells, so as to get the maximum life from each cell. Current drives using MLC usually come with 100,000 Hrs MTBF(Mean Time before Failure) which accounts to over 10 Years of continuous usage. This is just a claim that manufacturers make, I wouldn't put my money on it. Since most drives are made from MLC flash I would suggest you go for a MLC SSD with a warranty of at least 3 yrs to stay safe.

Memory Controllers

The Memory Controller is your SSD’s most crucial component. This is what matters when it comes to how fast your drive works, and its reliability. So choose wisely. Most current generation memory controllers can manage Read speeds of unto 280MBps and write speeds up to 270 MBps. I would suggest you look of for one these controllers, namely: Indilinx Barefoot, Sandforce 1200/1500, JMicron JMF612 or Marvell. They are the faster when compared to the others and the latter supports SATA III and has the best read speeds when compared to the rest. Before you do make a purchase I recommend reading a few reviews of the product, as the innovation in SSD performance in focused on these controllers and you can find newer versions of these controllers almost every couple of months.

SATA II or SATA III

Only a few Sata III SSD’s are available right now (Crucial which used the Marvell Sata III controllers). These drives boast speeds of up to 380MBps. But their write speeds are not up to par when compared to some of the other SATA II SSD’s. SSD’s which have SATA II controllers have kind of hit the limit with a peak read performance of about 280MBps.If you have a sata III motherboard and you feel that 280MBps is not going to cut it, I suggest you wait a little while longer for better performing drives than the Crucial/Marvell SSD’s as the write performance is much slower than the other Sata II drives. It is still a respectable speed though, 150MBps is still no slouch. But when you see sata II drives which are able to reach 270MBps, you might think I have a point.

TRIM Support

Almost all new controllers come with TRIM support. In other cases TRIM is available via firmware updates.

Hmm what is TRIM? :To keep it simple TRIM command allows an operating system to inform the SSD, which data blocks, such as those belonging to a deleted file or affected by a format command, are no longer considered in use and can be wiped internally. TRIM enables the SSD to handle garbage collection overhead, in advance, that would otherwise significantly slow down future write operations to the involved blocks.

Without TRIM the drive performance will degrade over time. Trim is an Operating System feature and is supported by only the following Operating Systems:

Windows 7

Windows Server 2008 R2

Linux 2.6.33

Open Solaris

FreeBSD 8.1

Conclusion

These are some of the things to keep in mind while buying a SSD for now. I hope it helps guys like me who was wondering what matters when it comes to buying a SSD. This technology is evolving constantly, with new innovations coming in every month. But as of now, if you carefully consider all the above mentioned points, you are good to go the SSD way.

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2011-09-15T13:05:00.000+05:30

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Processor and mother board	AMD x6 1090T & Asus M4A88TM	15800

Memory	G-skill 4 GB DDR3 RAM	2000
Hard Disk	Seagate 1 TB	2750
Keyboard & Mouse	Logitech Keyboard + Mouse SET	700
Speakers	Iball Raga 4.1	2000
Optical Drive	LG DVD Writer	850
Graphics Card	MSi Radeon HD 6870	11000
Power Supply	Cooler Master Extreme Power Plus 600w	3500
UPS	Numeric 600 VA	1500
Monitor	BenQ G2220	7000
Cabinet	Cooler Master Elite 430	2500
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2011-09-15T11:44:00.000+05:30

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Antivirus software provides an essential layer of protection from a multitude of virus, trojan, worm, spyware, adware, dialer, keylogger and rootkit infections. Traditionally antivirus programs just detected viruses and spyware removers just detected spyware but nowadays the boundary between antivirus and spyware removers is unclear. Most current antiviruses have at least reasonably good detection rates of all forms of malware.
Malware includes viruses, trojans, worms, spyware, adware, dialers, keyloggers and rootkit threats that perform malicious activities on a computer. With the huge increase in malware, antivirus software cannot keep up with detecting all of it. But using more than one real-time antivirus uses much more system resources, can cause conflicts and even reduce protection. So I recommend you only choose one antivirus for real-time protection. Instead, you can increase your protection using other security software.
I looked at several free antivirus programs which are vital in protecting your computer from virus threats and other types of malware.

Avast! Free Antivirus is my new top pick for the best free antivirus software in light of recent developments. Avast has steadily been improving its detection rates over the past few years and now ranks with the some of the best.
Avast has the most features of all the free antivirus with full real-time capabilities including web, e-mail, IM, P2P and network shields, boot-time scanning, and a behavioural blocker. The new version 6 brings even more features including an internet site ratings plugin, script malware protection and a limited (non-configurable) sandboxing feature. Although the sandbox is a very useful semi-automated security feature, the default settings involves a pop up to ask whether a software should be sandboxed for not - for the typical average user this can be slightly confusing though it can set to sandbox the software automatically. Lastly Avast is also light on resources.

Microsoft Security Essentials is a favorite of mine with great detection rates, particularly for rootkits. Even more impressive is that Microsoft Security Essentials has very few false positives, is light on resources and is good at removal of existing malware.
MSE is a great choice for average users because of the minimal user interaction required. It automatically updates and removes threats. No registration is needed, apart from a quick validating of Windows, and there are no nag screens or advertisements.
The main downsides are the slow scan speeds and the lengthy amount of time it takes to quarantine malware, though in my opinion these are rather trivial concerns, as for example a scan just be run overnight. MSE also is not available in certain countries so users there will have to look elsewhere. Note that Microsoft Security Essentials requires a genuine copy of Windows to install.

Panda Cloud Antivirus is Panda's successful attempt to jump on the free antivirus bandwagon. Along with MSE, it is an excellent choice for average users with a simple interface and completely automated features with automatic updating and removal of malware. The detection level is generally very high, but according to the latest test data, detection of zero day threats is slightly lower. PCA uses 'cloud' technology to provide for a much quicker release of updates as all definitions are stored in the cloud and thus the moment Panda updates their blacklist all users of PCA with an internet connection are protected from it.
Panda Cloud Antivirus has a behavioural blocker and web protection, which will certainly increase your security. However as you can simply use one of the other free AV's with a separate behavioural blocker (for further details see our Security Wizard) to achieve possibly even better protection, this is not necessarily an advantage.
One minor reservation I have is that PCA seems to erroneously detect certain browser/system-related applications, for example VideoCacheView, and because of the automatic quarantine this made it a fraction bothersome.
Avira AntiVir Personal Edition is another high quality free antivirus, and formerly the Top Pick. The primary reason I removed it from its status involved the recent controversy of AntiVir including a re-branded Ask toolbar in their installer, and a temporary spate of advertisements promoting a possible 'scareware' company. In spite of the negative press though AntiVir is still a top notch antivirus scanner with outstanding detection rates of malware, higher than almost every other antivirus according to tests. AntiVir is still a good choice for a free antivirus scanner, particularly for high risk users.
However, there are some minor reservations. First, AntiVir does not include web or e-mail scanning capabilities; this is only available in the paid version. The lack of an e-mail scanner is not a disadvantage, it just means that AntiVir won't warn you of infected emails before you open them. But should you open an infected email, AntiVir will still spring into action, so it doesn't mean that you're not protected from email-based infections. Also, AntiVir contains a rather intrusive advertisement every time it updates. Although AntiVir had signature updating problems in the past, this issue seems to be fixed now.
AVG Anti-Virus Free Edition is also a decent choice for a free antivirus. Although this venerable antivirus has had some shaky results in detection in the recent past, it now offers a high level of protection. This is probably due to the inclusion of a fully-fledged behavioural blocker that is the "Identity Protection" protection. This provides a very important additional layer of protection, on the other hand though a similar protection level can be achieved by using one of the free antivirus above alongside a separate behavioural blocker. Unfortunately AVG free has grown considerably in size, has very slow scan speeds and also advertisements (but they can be disabled).
These free antivirus programs are excellent software that provide a real alternative to the major commerical antivirus products.
I'll just give a quick mention of several excellent on-demand antivirus scanners:

I'll also mention several popular free antivirus programs which I considered but did not include in the review because of low detection rates.

Comodo AntiVirus (part of Comodo Internet Security)
PC Tools AntiVirus Free Edition
Rising Antivirus Free Edition 2010

You can increase your protection if you run on-demand scans with another antivirus. On-demand scans can be run regularly to check for viruses, trojans, worms, spyware, adware, keyloggers, rootkits and other malware that may have been missed by your main antivirus scanner. If you have a good preventive security strategy in place, however, the extra protection an on-demand antivirus scanner offers is minimal.

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