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A Matter of E-Cycling Your Old Desktop

One thing we hear these days is what to do with an old computer. We can always donate it to charity or perhaps sell them at a much cheaper price. It is easy to buy a new computer set whenever we want. It is really disposing the old one that is a growing problem.

Unlike traditional things which we can just throw in a waste can, e-waste or electronic waste is something that has been a growing issue. It is not as easy as the normal object. There are a lot to consider including toxins and chemicals of parts that were made to assemble a computer as a whole. While there are various measures being offered locally, it remains that people should wise up and do their part as far as knowing how to get rid of an old computer. Some stock it up for use of other parts but the economical way is to have someone else use it, assuming that it is still functional.

The growing rate of old computers is as fast as new ones coming out in the market. It is apparent that we have to figure out where to put old computers before replacing them.

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Written by PC Freak on August 12th, 2008 with no comments.
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Upgrading Incrementally and Wisely Today

Wise spenders include the people who invest largely in their computers. Unlike years way back, a person could easily change any computer peripheral when they buy it separately. But considering prices are not that consumer friendly these days, you have to control that urge and wait for the right time to really change a computer part. In short, living in today’s world needs wise spending including changing computer parts which go at the rate that technology is changing.

Apparently this can be seen at how frequent people are now getting when it comes to upgrading or changing a specific part. Making do with what they have in the form of processors, video cards and hard disks will have to do for the meantime. Gone are the luxury days when a new product would be introduced in the market where a computer owner can just take out the old one and install the new as easily as its plug and play feature.

But the cost of these peripherals is no longer easy to suffice. A mere hundred dollar worth of computer part can be used for another more needed cause. Evidently, wising up to the finance set forth today is a

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Written by PC Freak on August 11th, 2008 with no comments.
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Powerful Computer Specs is a Strong Word

Computers today come in all packages and apparently one thing that we have noticed is that many are exaggerated. Vendors use specs such as the higher capacity MB ram or Gigabyte storages to capture the attention of most people today and a lot of the so-called “power credentials” are suddenly forgotten. In short, you may call these tags as overrated and they vanish faster than the first time they were offered in the market.

Remember as well that proven belief that computers evolve fast these days. So when you see these so-called “power packaged” computers consider as well how long they would last. I have seen a lot of people fall for these sucker packages and that is quite pathetic if you don’t know much about computers. The funny thing is that they boast of these stuff only to find out in the end that a new computer has come out with a notch above their current computer setup. In fact, at the rate that technology comes out with new computers these days, you may assume that it only takes about perhaps seconds before a new technology offering is discovered.

To most, this claim may be overstated. But that is

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Written by PC Freak on August 4th, 2008 with no comments.
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Specifications that Carry Marketing Inclinations

Drop by the nearest computer shop and you are bound to notice that they offer packages that carry various computer titles to sum up everything as far as hardware is concerned. What may be striking is that some shops go as far as tagging them as “Multimedia Desktops” or “Gaming Desktops”.

While pondering it, I figured on whether it makes a difference. Apparently they are not aimed at the techie people today. They are made to entice buyers who simple look for computers to suit their needs. Kids, teenagers and the professionals who think highly of these marketing promotions fall for such gimmicks. However, if you compare it with the common geek, you will be surprised that he would know which parts to throw in and perhaps come up with a greater capacity computer than what computer vendors are offering in the market.

But that is business. You have to employ marketing strategies to carry a profit. Apparently some people are biting while others are not. Making a computer package is not easy but if you allow the computer vendors to do it for you, rest assured that there is one part that is bound to be of low quality.

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Written by PC Freak on August 1st, 2008 with no comments.
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Studying the PC Upgrade Options

For sure, most of us will not be content with the current PC configuration that we have. Depending on the length of time that we have had our personal computers, we are bound to want more in terms of speed and features of personal computers offered in the market. But the real question is what in particular do we look for?

There are a lot of options we can think of today. Ranging from processor chips, memory modules and video cards, it may seem that the possibilities are endless. But considering that these upgrades carry costs, it would be wise to determine what you really need. There are some who go for overkill specs and traditionally these would not be put to full use. Some only need a computer for word processing or browsing the web. So how sophisticated of a specification would you need?

Others tend to be drawn into tempting sales talks from PC vendors. For example, you would seek a certain specs and the usual thing you would hear is for an extra couple of bucks, you can get this higher version. Some do it to help a buyer decide and get more value for their money while others

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Written by PC Freak on July 28th, 2008 with no comments.
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Avoid PC Crashes from Memory Module Inconsistency

If people had their way, as long as a memory module would fit onto the motherboard slot, they would install them. But wait. Memory modules also have their proper classifications as well. This dates back to the type of memory modules that are acceptable.

We look back at the Pentium III or IV. If you will recall, they had these tags of either a PC 100 or PC 133. To this day we see them still and one thing you will note, memory modules of a different kind do not work well together. You will notice this if you dare try. Other than seeing your operating system not loading properly, you will get tons of blue screens which will point to numbers which you may try to figure out.

While you are busy trying to determine which hardware component this may be, take out one of the memory modules and see if the blue screen will go away. If it does, then you are trying to do something that will be constantly giving you headaches.

At times when you may not even know which is the proper ram module to use, it would be best to try them one at

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Written by PC Freak on July 14th, 2008 with no comments.
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