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Apr 24
Looking for DVD burner? This seems to be the best one on the market: Sony DRU-500AX . Also a list of the most popular storage devices on the market.
Apr 10
Get better performance from your PC.
Speed Up Windows XP
* Turn off unnecessary services
XP has several services running in the background. But did you know that you don’t need all those services turned on? You can turn some of them off for a leaner Windows XP.
* Update drivers
Hardware components like your video card use drivers to work with XP. The latest drivers are often optimized for performance.
* Install more RAM
The more RAM you have, the more it can store in this short-term storage area, and the faster your computer runs.
* Upgrade your video card
Moving up to the next level of graphic chip will speed up the graphics performance of your computer. Figure out the differences in NVidia GeForce chips to determine your upgrade path. Learn how to install a video card.
* Optimize your hard drive
When a file is written to your hard drive, it is often scattered among the free sectors. Defragmenting optimizes your hard drive by efficiently re-ordering the data.