0 Gyazo, for those who take lots of screenshots

Today I'm going to introduce you to Gyazo, the fastest screenshot capturing and uploading software. Those who take lots of screenshots would know, it has always been lots of work to take the screenshot, then copy it to Paint, then save it, and then upload it to some place so you can link it. Well, those days are over with Gyazo. All you have to do is download the Gyazo software here. After you download it, just run it, and it will let you select the space you want to capture on your screen. After you select the space, wait a few seconds and your screenshot will be ready. Your link will be generated in your favourite browser and then you...

0 Faxzero, send fax messages from your computer in an easy way

Many times I needed to send an urgent fax to somewhere, it always ended up with my fax machine not operating properly or me not finding a fax machine at the location I am at all. For all those who are experiencing the same problem, Faxzero is the cure. All you have to do is to go to Faxzero website, fill in the information, attach the files you want to fax, and you're done. Also, it's free unless you are planning to send too many faxes, so it's a great solution if you need to fax a one page document or something in that fashion. If you're planning to send more pages, Faxzero offers you to send 15 pages of fax for 1.99$. Personally, I find...

0 Flux, an interesting piece of software.

Flux (or f.lux) is a software which changes the color of your screen according to the time in the location you are. That way, your screen doesn't look abruptly bright when it's night time. I personally thought it's really interesting since I actually started to like that the colors aren't as bright as they are in the morning when it's night time. This way, it doesn't feel like someone is holding a flashlight right on my face when I get back on my computer at night time. By clicking Change Settings, you can change your location so that f.lux adjusts itself to change the color when it's the right time. You can also change the intensity of the...

0 Speeding your Windows 7 boot time up!

Tired of waiting years every time you start your Windows 7 up? You hate restarting your computer just because it takes so long to start it back every time? Well then, this post is for you! As a person who hates long boot times, I decided to write about how you can speed your Windows 7 up today, let's go! 1) Configure your Windows 7 to use all cores.  To do this, hit WinKey + R, and type msconfig in the box which comes up. Switch to the Boot tab, select your Windows 7 installation and click Advanced Options. Check Number of processors and max it out.You can aslo check "No GUI boot" option as it slows down the boot time around 2-3 seconds....

0 RealVNC, a multi-platform remote access software

RealVNC, a multi-platform software which allows you to access computers anywhere in the world, given that they have VNC server installed and configured. It's a great tool for people who want to access their home computers from work or vice versa, or for people who need to administer different computers in the network in a workplace. Setting up RealVNC is -really- simple. Download it here to start with. In the setup, check VNC Server for the computers you want to be connected to, and VNC Viewer for the computers you want to connect from. (You can leave it as default, it would be just fine.) After you install the software, you'll see...

0 CPU-Z & GPU-Z, CPU and graphics card overview software

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...

2 GeForce GTX 690 vs. GeForce GTX 680 SLI

In one corner, the fastest single GPU card in the markets at the moment which is priced 500$, and in the other corner, nVidia's dual GK104 core GTX 690, priced 1000$. It's the same price to buy either a 690, or a 680 SLI, but let's see which one performs better. In the chart, we can see that GTX 690 is basically two GTX 680's on the same card. The core of 680 is doubled and placed on the 690. The only little difference between these two cards is that 690 has a higher GPU frequency as we can see above. Though, it's less power consuming to run a 690 than 680 SLI since 690 consumes a maximum of 300W power whereas 680 consumes 195W. Running...