October 04, 2005
Welcome to this week's edition of The Computer Builder. This week, we've got guides for setting up a wireless network and choosing a desktop computer. If you're looking for a high performance video card, then you can check out our scoop of the top 5 cards. There's also a review of the NEC LCD1770GX monitor and a short article on PC cases. Happy reading!
In This Issue
A simple guide to setting up your own wireless network
Learn all about wireless networks and how you can set up one of your own.
A guide to choosing the best desktop computer system
A simple guide to help you choose the best desktop computer system for your computing needs.
Top 5 performance video cards
A selection of the top 5 performance PC video cards that can be found in the market.
A review of the NEC LCD1770GX monitor
This article prvides a detailed NEC LCD1770GX review. The NEC LCD1770GX is one of the latest computer monitors by the Japanese brand name.
How to choose a good PC case to house your components
This article describes the the factors to consider when purchasing a computer case.
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Tip of The Week
Are you buying a new hard drive? Well keep in mind that it's smart to buy a drive with more capacity than you think you'll need. This is especially true if you intend to use multimedia-intensive applications that deal with photo, video and audio files. For this kind of work, I'd generally go for 120 GB hard drive these days.
Upgrade Your Computer Skills with This Video
If you want to learn how to build your own computer or troubleshoot general PC problems, you may want to check out this computer training video.Besides showing you the exact steps for installing new hardware components, this video provides important tips for repairing and upgrading your PC. These tips include little gems like how to create boot disks, configure your BIOs or format a hard drive.
Cool Site of The Week
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