31 Aug, 2006
Posted by: Jason Drohn In: business
How much is YouTube worth? $1 Billion… $2 Billion…
Well the answer, both of them as of last week. Monday the website was speculated at $1 Billion. Friday, after Sony paid $65 million for the far smaller video sharing site Grouper, YouTube’s theoretical valuation had doubled to $2 Billion.
In little more than 9 months since it [...]
Carol from Carol’s Things let me in on this tweak sheet she found. I ran a few of them, but the best one by far is the Network Hack, like she says.
The network hack opens up your connection to Firefox, permitting it to access information online as quickly as possible. Broadband users are prime candidates [...]
31 Aug, 2006
Posted by: Jason Drohn In: technology
The BIOS, that blue screen that is not written in any language that we know but has the cryptic tips on the side… We will be trying to demystify that today.
As I mentioned yesterday, the key to overclocking is the BIOS. The BIOS is that daunting screen of options that you can get to by [...]
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30 Aug, 2006
Posted by: Jason Drohn In: technology
Today�s subject in our Overclocking Guide� Hardware
For the most part, there are 4 key hardware components in overclocking your computer:
CPU
Cooling system
RAM
Motherboard and Chipset
Central Processing Unit or CPU:
Your CPU is the heart and soul of the overclock. There are many differences and trends in the potential to overclock a processor. The best indicator of how [...]