RAM, Cards and Motherboards

How to Install RAM in an iMac

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Random Access Memory, popularly called RAM, comes in different sizes and determines the speed and storage capacity of your machine. You need to install additional RAM when your computer can no longer support the amount of data being saved to its ... more »

How to recover lost image files

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Ever thought you had retrieved all the images from your memory card and later found out after reviewing them that some were missing, perhaps you accidentally deleted the files or formatted the card. I will show you how to recover the lost ... more »

How to Replace the System Board in an HP Business Laptop

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After hours of troubleshooting, sometimes the system board itself is to blame for computer instability or malfunction. If this happens to you with an HP business laptop, here’s how you can replace it yourself... more »

How to Test Your Computer Memory

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Testing your computer’s memory is important, especially for PC users. Microsoft offers a memory online "Crash Analysis" page on its website that tests your PC's memory. The test quickly determines if your RAM has any problems. Marketplace now ... more »

How to Add Memory to a Dell Axim

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The best way to improve your PDA's memory is to buy an expansion flash card. Find out how to put the card into a Dell Axim... more »

How to Apply Thermal Compound to a CPU

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Today's computer processors run at extremely high heat. Even with cooling fans, there needs to be a thermal insulation coating between the CPU and the heat sink. Thermal compound is simple to apply and can protect your computer from overheating. ... more »

How to Build a Computer easy

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How to Buy a Basic Video Card

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Businesses and ordinary users alike employ basic video cards. Their function is restricted to normal graphics functions, TV output, supporting dual monitors or S-Video output. Basic cards are inexpensive and a cinch to buy if you know what to ... more »

How to Buy a Graphics Card for Business Uses

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Many businesses utilize computer graphics to create presentations and enhance their daily correspondences. A basic graphics card should adequately address these needs but you'll require an advanced card for more demanding tasks such as ... more »

How to Buy a Graphics Card for Desktop Publishing

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If you use your PC for desktop publishing, you need a machine that is capable of producing sharp, clean images. The types of graphics cards needed for desktop publishing are typically mid-range cards--you don’t need a huge amount of graphics ... more »

How to Buy a Graphics Card with the Correct Frame Rate

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Frame rate is an overall test of the efficiency of a graphics card as regards speed. It depicts how many complete images can be displayed by a graphics card in one second. It is measured in frames per second (FPS). Frame rate has two components, ... more »

How to Buy a High-Performance Video Card

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Users who require the best resolution and results on high-end 3-D games and video editing need a high-performance video card. This card is faster and offers better results, particularly for advanced users. Here's how to get one... more »

How to Buy a Midlevel Graphics Card

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A midlevel graphics card is ideal for people who play 3D games, but also use their computer for traditional office activities. It enables functions like video editing, digital photography, Web browsing and gaming. Here is how to buy a midlevel ... more »

How to Buy a New Graphics Card for a PowerMac

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PowerMacs come with specific slots for advance graphics cards. If your PowerMac does not have a graphics card or if you would like to buy a more advanced version, follow these steps to learn how... more »

How to Buy a PCI Graphics Card

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Graphics cards are integrated circuit cards attached to the motherboard of your computer. These cards use binary information to form visuals on the monitor. One of the most basic forms of graphics cards, the PCI (Peripheral Component ... more »

How to Buy a PCI-E Graphics Card

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A graphics card is a component attached to the motherboard of your computer that uses digital information to create images. Graphics cards are fitted onto specified slots on the motherboard. Usually there are two types of slots in computers—PCI ... more »

How to Buy a PVR TV Tuner Card for a PC

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You don't have to miss your favorite TV shows with a PVR or Personal Video Recorder. Use it with your PC to record TV programs and then watch them when it's convenient. TiVO and Replay TV are popular commercial PVRs, which require a subscription. ... more »

How to Buy a RAM for MacPro

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MacPro comes equipped with enough RAM for normal operations but sometimes the computer can run slowly when operating several programs at once or when using programs that require a lot of memory. To keep your computer running smoothly and ... more »

How to Buy an ASUS Motherboard

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With the wide range of motherboard selections available, it's no wonder techies are revving up their systems. Before you lay out your hard earned cash though, you need to be sure of a couple of critical issues. Here is how to buy an ASUS ... more »

How to Buy More Memory for Your Computer

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Computer memory, often referred to as RAM, is responsible for the speed at which different programs run on your computer. You need to buy more memory for your machine when different applications either open or run slowly. If you notice the drive ... more »

How to Buy RAM for a MacBook

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MacBook is an Apple product with several user-friendly features. It uses the powerful Intel duo processor, a glossy screen and offers a video chatting facility. Adding more RAM can enhance its efficiency. Here is how to buy RAM for a MacBook... more »

How to Buy RAM for an iBook

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Random Access Memory, popularly called RAM, is a significant component of the iBook. If the programs you are running take long to open and operate, you may need more RAM for your iBook. Here is how to enhance the efficiency of your iBook by ... more »

How to Buy RAM for Your iMac

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Random Access Memory (RAM) is an important component of your iMac. For those who frequently use applications like Adobe Photoshop or other multimedia-intensive applications, the iMac's efficiency can be enhanced by buying and installing more RAM. ... more »

How to Buy RAM for Your MacBook Pro

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Random Access Memory, popularly called RAM, is the memory your applications employ while running on your computer. The more RAM, the faster your applications operate. If you find that your applications open and operate slowly, you most likely ... more »

How to Buy RAM for Your PowerMac

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Random Access Memory, popularly called RAM, is the memory used by applications when they are running on your computer. The more RAM, the faster the applications operate. If you are working with graphics and the applications run slowly, buying ... more »

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