Upgrading & Repairing

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81.	Taming the Wild Eee PC: Replacing the Operating System, Part 1 By A. Lizard Feb 20, 2009 A. Lizard discusses one of the possible options for replacing the limited OEM operating system in the Asus Eee PC.
82.	Upgrading Your PC for Vista - Beyond RAM, CPUs, and Graphics By Mark Edward Soper Jan 4, 2008 Mark Edward Soper shows you how to choose multimedia features and avoid pitfalls with Windows Vista.
83.	Informit.com's 2007 Guide to Building the Ultimate Gaming Machine on a Budget, Part 3 By Cyrus Peikari Jun 8, 2007 Cyrus Peikari looks at noise reduction, performance, and energy benchmarks.
84.	Informit.com's 2007 Guide to Building the Ultimate Gaming Machine on a Budget, Part 2 By Cyrus Peikari Jun 1, 2007 In Part 2 of this three-part series, Cyrus Peikari walks you through the next two difficult decisions: choosing a graphics card and memory.
85.	Informit.com's 2007 Guide to Building the Ultimate Gaming Machine on a Budget, Part 1 By Cyrus Peikari May 25, 2007 In this three-part series, Cyrus Peikari examines the fastest video cards, high-end RAM, and more, with the goal of aiming for a cold, quiet box that will help you “own the newbs” without breaking your bank.
86.	CPU Wars, Part 3: Put Your Left ARM In By David Chisnall May 18, 2007 David Chisnall examines the current state of the CPU industry including niche players and the surviving x86 manufacturers.
87.	CPU Wars, Part 2: POWER to the People By David Chisnall May 11, 2007 In the second article of a three-part series, David Chisnall examines the current state of the CPU industry. Part 1 looked at general trends. Part 2 focuses on two of the surviving RISC families: POWER and SPARC.
88.	CPU Wars, Part 1: When the Chips Are Down By David Chisnall May 4, 2007 In the first article of a three-part series, David Chisnall examines the current state of the CPU industry. For the first time in years, there's real competition between CPU manufacturers. Part 1 looks at the general trends in the industry.
89.	POSIX Asynchronous I/O By David Chisnall Sep 22, 2006 Used judiciously, asynchronous I/O (AIO) can provide a significant speed benefit, says David Chisnall. Perhaps enough to help your program overcome the fact that modern processors can really zoom, while hard drives still drag.
90.	Expanding Your Screen Real Estate with MaxiVista By Kulvir Singh Bhogal Jul 7, 2006 Kulvir Bhogal shows you how to set up multiple monitors for your laptop across a network using software called MaxiVista. No new hardware required.
91.	Leo Laporte's 2006 Technology Almanac: A Look into March By Leo Laporte, Michael Miller Mar 3, 2006 This chapter features an article a day for the month of March to help you keep current on the latest technology with a focus on home-based technology.
92.	Sharing an Internet Connection Jan 23, 2006
93.	Troubleshooting Power Problems Jan 23, 2006
94.	Great Age Entertainment Gadgets By Sandy Berger Dec 30, 2005 Many of us grew up with radio. Some of us grew up with vinyl records and black-and-white television. We have all watched technology bring us new and better ways to entertain ourselves. We now have satellite radio, digital video recorders, portable music players, and noise-canceling headphones. The array of gadgets and gizmos that were made purely for our listening enjoyment is astonishing. This chapter details some of the most exciting media gadgets on the market.
95.	One Keyboard, Mouse, and Monitor To Rule (Well, Run) Them All By Daniel P. Dern Dec 22, 2005 For people who have and use several computers in their office, too many monitors, keyboards, and mice on the desk can lead to massive confusion and a serious lack of desk space. Daniel Dern shows a relatively simple way of cutting down on the clutter and reclaiming desk real estate: installing a KVM switch so your computers can share one keyboard, display, and pointing device.
96.	Adapting Your USB Drives To Work Cross-Network By Kulvir Singh Bhogal Nov 18, 2005 With only a few steps and the expenditure of about a hundred bucks, you can share your USB drives throughout your Windows network. Kulvir Singh Bhogal walks you through the process to show just how quickly you can share those handy USB drives cross-network.
97.	Creating a VPN Connection with Windows XP Professional Oct 31, 2005
98.	Reincarnate Your IDE Hard Drives as USB External Hard Drives By Kulvir Singh Bhogal Jul 29, 2005 Put your unused IDE hard drives to good use by turning them into external USB drives with this guide by Kulvir Bhogal. With a USB external case and a few quick steps, you'll have a handy removable storage space in no time.
99.	Two in One – Understanding Dual-Core Processors By Scott Mueller May 16, 2005
100.	ATI Meets PCI-Express: The ATI X-series By Scott Mueller May 12, 2005 ATI's new X-series graphic cards integrate PCI-Express high speed graphic processing through the inclusion of Intel chipsets. Find out how this new series differs from ATI's flagship set, the 9800 series in this article by Scott Mueller.

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