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How to cooling your CPU?

noreply@blogger.com (Tirte Keniten) — Sun, 29 May 2011 18:15:00 -0700

Have your computer to overheat? If so, then you should really improve air circulation in your CPU. When computers work, computer generate heat. If the cooling system is not adequate then your computer will heat faster. It depends on how hard you work computer. Playing 3D games or processing pictures or video to make your computer faster heat. So I will give some solution for your computer to stay cool:
1. Set the cable on the CPU not to interfere with air circulation at the CPU heat sink fan.
2. Use extra fan in the CPU for a good air exchange.
3. Positive Pressure Cooling System: This system directs fresh air from outside into the CPU by an additional fan so the air pressure inside the CPU is higher than outside the CPU.
4. Negative Pressure Cooling System: These systems remove hot air from the CPU by an additional fan so the air pressure inside the CPU is lower than in eggs CPU.
5. Combined cooling system: This system combines the Positive and Negative Pressure Pressure so that air pressure inside the CPU together with the air pressure outside the CPU. This is very good because there is good air circulation. This system uses a minimum of 2 additional fan mounted on the front and back of the CPU. Front fan is used to incorporate air into the CPU. Rear fan is used to remove the air in the CPU.
All of that work if your computer does not work with the extreme, such as overclocking. Because when overclocking, the processor temperature is very high that the cooling system needed more than just a fan and heat sink. For example, LCS (Liquid cooling system) which uses liquid to decrease the CPU temperature. For example water and liquid nitrogen. The handling was not as easy as handling the air cooling system.

Cloning hard drive with Norton Ghost

noreply@blogger.com (Tirte Keniten) — Tue, 24 May 2011 21:17:00 -0700

Imagine you are a computer technician involved in a project to build a network at the cafe with a computer server and the client computer 9. You assemble the computer one by one, after that you also install them one by one. Think of time assembling and installing the computer you need to take 4 hours, this means you need 40 hours to assemble and install 10 computers. Wow ..... Just imagine, doing the repetitive nature of time will make us bored. Then what is the solution?

Norton Ghost is the software used to clone HDD on a computer. Because of this clone, so the host computer to other computers in exactly the same. So, what are the steps?
1. Perform a complete installation in a hard drive, be it operating system and all software needed and of course the driver.
2. Replace the hard disk to be used as a child on the CPU (assuming the motherboard and hard drive are now using a SATA interface, so no need to move the jumper again.)
3. Restart the computer, after the live run Norton Ghost with the way the Start-All Programs-Norton Ghost 2003 Norton Ghost.
4. In Source select disk1 and disk2 in our chosen Destination. Source is the source or the parent of our hard disk to be cloned. Destination is the child of a hard drive cloning. This means we will move all the contents from disk1 to disk2.
5. After memnentukan hard disk to be cloned click "Next".
6. On the "Important information" we should read carefully what will happen after we click "Next" is Norton Ghost will restart the computer and perform the clone, and the long process of cloning from the number of data depending on Harddisk1 (Source).
7. When all was ready for cloning hard drive, then "Next" and then click "Run Now" and "OK" to perform the process of cloning a partition that is determined to complete.
8. After the cloning process is complete, remove the disk2 (destination) to be installed on another computer.
A few from my brief tutorial. Good luck. :)

System process using 99% of CPU

noreply@blogger.com (Tirte Keniten) — Tue, 24 May 2011 21:12:00 -0700

Some time ago I reinstalled one of my client's computer. Shortly after the installation the computer feels slow. Even very slow for the newly completed computer installed Windows XP SP3. Though the drivers and other applications yet to be installed. Includes AntiVirus, which generally takes a lot of CPU.
Once I checked, it turns out the cause is a process "System" (opened in Task Manager) taking 99% CPU. Honestly, first time I experienced a strange occurrence like this.
Soon silence I immediately look for the solution of this problem on the website, forums, and various other media. Some sosuli makes sense, but after it tested the results remain the same.
Then I tried to see the return process "System" with Process Explorer. Right-click, then Properties. I saw a thread a little jangal, "ACPI.sys". At first I thought this is malware that has gone in the computer or the Windows CD I owned, it turns out this is a driver.
Then I stop this thread to get into the BIOS and disable ACPI service. Restart the client computer and then I went back to normal.

Choose a motherboard

noreply@blogger.com (Tirte Keniten) — Tue, 24 May 2011 21:03:00 -0700

The motherboard is a fundamental component in a PC. That is where the attachment of any other hardware that is used. In addition, the motherboard is also the first device that receives intput / outputs on a PC. It required a thorough consideration in choosing sbuah motherboard.

In contrast to CPU that only has a specification that is not too much (actually a lot but we rarely pay attention), the motherboard has a lot of specs and features from various vendors.

There are many considerations to buy a motherboard. As sockets are used,memory slots, PCI and PCIe slots, the data interface (SATA or IDE), onboard VGA,sound card onboard, as well as I / O ports, the number of USB or eSATA, the availability of DVI, Display port or D-Sub. All of it is unbelievably confusing.

In this article I will give some tips for choosing a motherboard to suit your needs.

1. Customize with your budget

In general, people always adjust everything with the budget. as well as choosing the motherboard. Adjust your budget so you can buy other necessary hardware, such as casing, mouse, keyboard, and other hardware.

2. Customize your needs

The needs of people who want to assemble a computer will be different. You maywant to PC games to play games, your friends may require that only the officecomputer only for typing and used to calculate specific numbers. Therefore, in choosing a motherboard, you should consider your needs. If not, there will beresidual budget or discomfort in using computers. Suppose you are a gamer, butyou assemble office computer. Of course your computer is not able to make thegraphics a game.

I hope my articles help you