CPU-Z and GPU-Z, two tools that every computer user should have no matter what since they give you a full overview of your CPU and GPU together. From clocks to temperature, these softwares give you every piece of information you need to know. CPU-Z also gives you the full information about your RAM if you ever need it.
Putting daily usage aside, they are great tools for overclockers since you can verify your data by checking the clock speeds on these softwares.
There isn't really much to say about these softwares as they are pretty straight forward, and they don't really give you the option of doing anything else other than showing you everything...
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Friday, 3 August 2012
0 CPU-Z & GPU-Z, CPU and graphics card overview software
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Sunday, 29 July 2012
0 What Is Bottleneck / How to Avoid?
Before we start talking about bottleneck in computer, let's start with what the term "bottleneck" means.
A bottleneck is when the performance of a system is blocked / limited by a single component of the system.
To relate this to computers, a bottleneck is when one of your parts (CPU, GPU, RAM, Hard drive) are holding the rest of the computer back since they aren't performing good enough to keep up with the other parts of your computer.
In daily life conditions, hard drives are the components which mostly cause bottlenecks. For example when you are copying a file, no matter how fast your CPU is and no matter how much RAM you have, you are...
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Saturday, 28 July 2012
0 Hello everyone & Core i7 3930K vs. Core i7 3960X

Hello everyone! In the first post of my blog which I will be often posting about computer hardwares and softwares, I'd like to do the debut by comparing two high-end processors that gamers would be interested in.
If you are looking forward to gather a new gaming computer up, I suggest that you should not miss this post.
In one side, Intel Core i7 3930K, sitting on 560$ (prices are based on Newegg), and in the other side, Intel Core i7 3960X EE sitting at 1029$.
Let's make a quick comparison between these two processors now.
As you can see, the sole difference between these two processors are that the 3690X has 100 MHz of a higher...
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