HP Notebook Intel Core 2 Duo 3GB of System Ram
Intel GMA 4500MHD Vista Home Premium 32bit VS HP 511w Desktop Single Core Intel Celeron 1.20ghz
512 System Ram Nivida Geforce FX5200 Windows Vista Home Basic 32bit
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Save Energy when Computer left idle by Installing the Software Utility Turn Off Monitor to Configure Idle Time Actions. Save a lot of electricity bill by Installing Turn Off Software Utility. Turn Off Monitor Utility allows Computers, Laptop, Notebooks to Save Energy.Log Off the Signed user of the
Computer, Shutdown the Computer, hibernate the Computer, Standby the Computer when Computer left idle by Installing Turn Off Monitor from http://www.rtsoftwares.com/TurnOffMonitor/save-energy/ Configure Idle Time Actions in Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP.
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UPDATE: I’ve published part one of my deep dive here:
http://tinyurl.com/6y9gd9
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This is an unboxing and first impressions video of the Dell Studio Hybrid, a desktop PC running Windows Vista Home Premium SP1. Configured with an Intel Core 2 Duo T2390 (1.86 Ghz) CPU, 3 GB of DDR2 RAM, a 250 GB 5400 RPM hard drive, an 8x slot-loading DVD burner, and an Intel X3100 GPU. The colour is “Ruby”, and cost me $744 Canadian with taxes direct from Dell.
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This video will show you how to take off The “Active Desktop Recovery”
thing that comes out on your computer desktop.
Download:
http://www.download.com/Desktop-Hijack-Fix/3000-2094_4-10798768.html?tag=mncol
Here’s the new download link:
http://kingsworld1.weebly.com/downloads.html
On this one, you don’t have to follow the video instructions
just download the file, run the program, and click “Restore Desktop settings”.
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This is my custom gaming rig. I made a noise test of the Zalman 9700 Led cpu cooler at max fan speed (2800 rpm) and min fan speed (1250 rpm)…very quiet! I bought it because i want to overclock my E8500. My system:
-CASE Nzxt Lexa Blueline
-FANS 1x Thermaltake ModX 120mm (upgrade), 2x Coolermaster 80mm, 2x Nzxt 120 mm
-PSU Corsair TX 650 W ( now Tagan BZ Piperock 700 w modular)
-MOBO Asus P5Q3
-CPU Intel Core 2 Duo E8500 (E0) 3,16 Ghz
-COOLER Zalman CNPS 9700 Led
-RAM 4 GB Corsair XMS3 DDR3 1333 Mhz
-VGA Sapphire HD4870 1 GB Toxic Edition
-SOUND CARD Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi Titanium 7.1
-HDDs 2x Maxtor 500 GB DiamondMax22 Raid 0
-DVD REW. Pioneer DVR 216 D
-BLU RAY REW. LG GGW-H20L (upgrade)
-FAN CONTROLLER Aerocool Modern-V (upgrade)
-OS Windows Vista Ultimate 64 bit SP2
-MONITOR Samsung SM 2333HD 23″ DTV Full HD
-AUDIO Creative Inspire T6100 5.1
-KEYBOARD Logitech G11
-MOUSE Microsoft Sidewinder
-MOUSEPAD Hama Blue Led
-PRINTER HP Deskjet F4280
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HQ here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FrfDcynudw4&fmt=18 if HD is not good for your connection! My full configuration:
-CASE Nzxt Lexa blueline
-FANS 1x Thermaltake Modx 120mm (upgrade), 2x Coolermaster 80mm, 2x Nzxt 120mm
-PSU Corsair TX 650 W (now Tagan BZ Piperock 700w modular)
-MOBO Asus P5Q3
-CPU Intel Core 2 Duo E8500 (E0) 3,16 Ghz
-COOLER Zalman 9700 Led (upgrade)
-RAM 4 GB Corsair XMS3 DDR3 1333 Mhz
-HDDs 2x Maxtor 500 GB DiamondMax22 Raid 0
-VGA Sapphire HD4870 1 GB Toxic Edition
-SOUND CARD Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi Titanium 7.1 (upgrade)
-DVD REW. Pioneer DVR 216 D
-BLU RAY REW. LG GGW-H20L (upgrade)
-FAN CONTROLLER Aerocool Modern-V (upgrade)
-OS Vista Ultimate 64 bit SP2
-MONITOR Samsung SM 2333HD 23″ DTV FullHD
-AUDIO Trust 5.1 SP6250K (upgrade – Creative Inspire T6100 5.1)
-MOUSE Logitech cordless (upgrade – Microsoft Sidewinder)
-MOUSEPAD Hama Blue Led
-KEYBOARD Logitech G11
-PRINTER HP Deskjet F4280
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http://chris.pirillo.com/2008/12/04/how-to-get-a-computer/ – Would you like to receive the following?
• HP TouchSmart IQ816 PC
• HP HDX 18 series Premium Notebook PC
• HP MediaSmart Connect
• HP Pavilion dv4 series Entertainment Notebook PC
• HP Mini 1000 (with XP)
• HP Photosmart C6380 Wireless AIO
• HP 564 Photo Value Pack
• Microsoft Office Home and Student Edition 2007
Follow the rules posted on http://chris.pirillo.com/2008/12/04/how-to-get-a-computer/ – got it?
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Yes, quite heavy for the size of the computer.
Specs
HDD: 1TB
OS: Vista Premium 64bit
RAM: 4GB
CPU: AMD Phenom X3 triple core
DVD: RW with Label flash
Graphics: nVida Geforce 8200 (Steam and can you run it say it’s a 9200)
Overall:
A very good PC with nice specs, has a 4.3 vista score which isn’t bad at all.
It’s good for games but don’t expect to be able to run crysis at maxed out settings.
If I could, I would upgrade to 8GB RAM since the computer is on 64bit OS, but I don’t need 8GB when 4 is enough for what I use the computer for.
Keyboard and mouse:
The mouse is good fits comfortably in your hand but it feels very … cheap.
The keyboard is good for newer computer users but for speedy types like myself it may come across as annoying at first since it’s one of those appropriately dubbed “Sticky keys” keyboard, and like the mouse the keyboard feels cheap. I don’t expect it to last long with the speed I type with.
Memory:
For a computer of this size, I think it’s amazing. 4GB DDR2 suits me just fine.
Hard drive space:
The 1TB HDD gave me a shock as the computer is so small it’s hard to think that kind of power could exist inside of it. With the addition of my 2 500GB externals, I now have a total of 2TB of space.
USB:
there are about 9/10 USB ports on this computer in total which is good, as now I don’t need my USb hubs for a while, which in turn can save deskspace, so I will be packing them away at a later date, probably tomorrow.
Audio:
There is only one word I would use to describe the sound on this machine, and that word is “Loud” but it can also be mixed with the word “good”.
Advice, keep the volume low when using a headset like I am using.
Design:
Design wise the PC is very good, very compact which can make moving it around a lot easier, and the colour and styling is kept consistent. I like what they did with the DVD drive, which I will show you in another video. The thing that sells the design most is the compactness of the machine.
So yeah the machine is worth the buy.
You know what they say
Big things come in small packages. It’s defiantly true for this machine.
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Easy and Straight-Forward Tutorial video on how to step-by-step set up Dual Monitors or Displays! No real experience or knowledge of computers needed! Also, Be sure to Subscribe!
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This video may be of help if you’re wondering why you can’t hear your voice when using your microphone on your Vista computer’s speakers. Aureo P. Castro shows how to turn the input monitor on in Vista computers so that you can hear yourself from your computer’s speakers. You have to do this if you want to enjoy singing karaoke songs using your computer. Check out http://royen-youcandoit.blogspot.com/2009/03/why-cant-my-voice-be-heard-on-speakers.html for the written instructions on how to do this.
Aureo P. Castro posts articles at his personal and professional blogs at http://royenblog.blogspot.com/ and http://royen-youcandoit.blogspot.com/ respectively.
Go to http://sites.google.com/site/thedigitaltutor/ to view the other tutorial videos created by Aureo P. Castro. Visit http://sites.google.com/site/thetechnicaljournal/Home to read Aureo P. Castro’s articles on computers and the Internet.
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