- Upgrade to Gigabit Networking for Better Performance
- PC World Articles - October 5, 2009
- Get faster file transfers, smoother video streaming, and better network gaming with the fastest PC networking tools.
- Boost your PC's performance For Free!
- Digital Trends Guides - July 27, 2009
- There are two ways of making your PC run faster: You can spend money upgrading to new components (buying a faster videocard, more memory, or maybe even a more advanced CPU), or you can follow our guidance and invest a little of your time instead of y...
- Can I Increase Onboard Graphics Memory?
- PC World Articles - February 11, 2009
- Owusu Clement wants to know if he can increase his PC's video RAM. The problem: He's using his motherboard's onboard graphics, not a separate card.
- How to Set Up Multiple Monitors
- PC World Articles - February 9, 2009
- Boost your productivity by adding a second monitor. It'll provide you with increased screen real estate and boost your efficiency.
- Quadruple Your Fun (and Productivity) With a Four-Monitor System
- PC World Articles - September 3, 2008
- Think dual-display systems are the bee's knees? This quad-head setup will blow your mind.
- How to Choose the Right Videocard
- Digital Trends Guides - February 20, 2008
- Buying a videocard can be a daunting task given the fact that they all look the same but have wildly varying specifications and features. Follow along as we explain the ins and outs of videocards, and reveal everything you need to know before plunkin...
- Make Your Own Holiday Cards
- PC World Articles - December 3, 2007
- Use your favorite image editor to turn digital photos into personalized holiday greetings.
- Hassle-Free PC: Four Fixes for Memory Card Misery
- PC World Articles - March 17, 2006
- Plus: A powerful, low-cost tool for editing and converting digital videos.
- Ask The Experts: MP3s Have Breaking-Up Sounds When Played
- TechLore - January 5, 2005
- Question: I have a bunch of MP3's that, not so long ago, started playing with (bad) sound. The sound is similar to shaking a radio real hard while it is playing. Real shaky, breaking up sounds. I thought it might be my sound card, so I bought a new o...
- How To Convert VHS Tapes to DVD Using a Computer with a Video Capture Card
- TechLore - December 14, 2004
- If you have analog home videos, either VHS tapes or analog camcorder tapes (Hi-8, etc.), to convert into DVDs and your computer has a video capture card, this article will assist you with that process.