October 11, 2007
In This Issue
Some tips on getting more value out of an old PC
This article discusses what you can do with an old PC other than throwing it away.
Learn how to install a CPU and heatsink
A simple guide to help you install a CPU and its heatsink.
3 important techniques for securing your wireless network
This article describes how you can apply 3 techniques to secure a given wireless network.
Information on selecting and buying computer printers
A brief guide to selecting and buying a good computer printer. Covers both ink jet and laser printers.
How to Buy Computer Memory
Article highlighting things to look for when purchasing your next computer memory upgrade.
For more articles, be sure to visit Build-Your-Own-Computers.com.
Tip of The Week
Did you know that one of the most effective ways to speed up your computer is to add more memory? If you've only got 512MB of RAM in your Windows XP computer, you should be adding more. Today, you need to have at least 768 MB of RAM for Windows XP to run properly.Most manufacturers include instructions in their manuals on how to add memory - its typically easier to do so for desktops than laptops. So, if you feel that your PC is sluggish lately, do consider adding a stick of RAM into it and see how it goes.
Cool Site of The Week
Geeks.com
Don't mind the name of this website - its one of the leading computer component suppliers online. You will find interesting products in here, anything from barebone kits to computer cases and wireless routers.
If you are a budding computer enthusiast, then I definitely recommend that you check this website out.