Tired of the endless number of exploits in Internet Explorer? Don't like those stupid flash ads that swarm across your screen? Just hate the evil empire Microsoft? Well stick it to the man with Firefox, a stripped down version of Mozilla that will potentially renew the browser wars
Posted: Jul 13, 04
Setup and configure a FTP server in 10 minutes or less! FTP is still one of the best ways to transfer a lot of files efficiently and quickly. Access your homework you conveniently forgot to bring to school or distribute pictures of your debaucherous weekend to your friends
Posted: Jun 08, 04
Class is in session today and the subject is Overclocking 101. We go over the terminology, the basic Do's and Do Not's and finally the How To's. Grab a fire extinguisher and settle down because things are about to get hot in here!
Posted: Apr 01, 04
We polish the crystal ball and examine safe upgrading opportunities for near future. What's good to get now and what should you avoid if you're upgrading soon?
Posted: Mar 19, 04
Call of Duty running a little slow on your system? Take a look at and blow away some of the frame-rate sucking features of Call of Duty and turn the computer back into a lean, mean, high performance WW2 machine.
Posted: Feb 12, 04
Like Halo but hate the way it chugs? We help Halo trim the fat and run like a champ.
Posted: Nov 08, 03
I have broken this guide into 6 parts. Networking, file system, memory performance, freeing up memory, startup/shutdown and then the other stuff. I've tried to pack as much performance related tweaking here as I can but there's always more to be uncovered. I will update this article as frequently as possible. I know there's a million tweaks that I'm missing here but I am trying to keep this guide dedicated to tweaks that directly affect your performance.
Posted: Sep 06, 02
In this article we are going to look at improving the performance of the AMD's 760MP/MPX chipset which is designed for multi processor use. We have been digging into the white papers on this chipset over the past week to try and find out every last thing we could about this chipset and then figure out how all of you power hungry madmen with the duallies can make it run even faster! If you've been around this site for very long you know all about chipset registers by now.
Posted: Aug 07, 02
Currently the most popular chipset for a single CPU Athlon system is the KT333. It supports things like ATA 133 and DDR333 that have quickly become standards. Most KT333 board manufacturers have opted to use an asynchronous bus to support DDR333 instead of adding in a 1/5 divider and supporting a true 166Mhz bus. I'm not a big fan of this at all. The gains of running an asynchronous bus aren't as big as you'd expect.
Posted: Jul 16, 02
Many of you have 40+ speed cd drives or 10+ speed DVD drives and don?t even think about tweaking them out because you figure that is fast enough. Well guess what. It COULD be faster. We?re going to show you exactly what you have to do. We?ll start you out with the basics.
Posted: Apr 23, 02
