Use ReadyBoost to Increase Virtual Memory Just what is Virtual Memory? As you do more and more with your PC, and you become a “Power User”, or you have less than 8GB of system memory, you may find that your system is slowing down due to “Overloaded Ram”. The best option for maximum performance is to install a minimum of 8 GB and preferably 16 GB, or more of RAM. This can
The Windows Speed Up Guide – Part 2 As discussed in Part 1, there is no question that your PC using the Windows OS will slow down over time. Part 1 covered steps to reduce uninstall “bloatware” and other programs you are no longer using, and clean up your registry. In addition we reminded you of the need to ensure your system is not infected with malware, spyware or viruses. In The Windows
The Windows Speed Up Guide – Part 1 There’s no question that your PC using Windows will slow down over time. There are simple steps you can take to reduce disk fragmentation, uninstall “bloatware” and other programs you are no longer using, and clean up your registry. In addition, you need to ensure your system is not infected with malware, spyware or viruses. In a Part 2, we will examine some other steps you
Firmware and Power Settings for Your SSD Drive I think we all agree that, for now at least, SSD drives are the future of personal computing storage. If the primary drive of your PC is not running on an SSD, make plans to upgrade your system. The cost per Gigabyte are coming down and the performance increase and power saving for portable computing is significant. New SSD Drives appearing on the
Windows or Apple: Four Advantages Windows PC Users Have Over Apple PC Users Windows or OS X: Today many are faced with that question when they consider a new PC purchase. For many the popularity of iPhones and iPads may have them consider switching to an Apple PC. You will pay more for that Apple PC, but money aside, here are four things you will miss if you switch. ONE: You Can Be