Guide to Wireless Audio Recording

Techtree Test Labs , April 01, 2005 0000 hrs IST

You have a neat little 5.1 channel speaker system at your place and you wish to record audio to some other source. But the mess that all the wires create is a big turn off.
17-inch CRT Monitors Guide

Ameya Dalvi , February 04, 2005 0000 hrs IST

People may not know about the speed of the CPU that powers their machine, or for that mater, the quantity of RAM, or the capacity of their hard drive, but one thing they know for sure is the size of their monitor and understandably so.
PC Cooling Guide

Punit Lodaya , January 21, 2005 0000 hrs IST

Experiencing occasional hang ups on your computer? Perhaps it could be due to overheating of the computer components. Since, most computer parts are made of millions of transistors; it is bound to emit heat.
High-end Graphics Card Overview

Punit Lodaya , January 14, 2005 0000 hrs IST

You have deep pockets, yearn for the best experience in the game and still confused as to which graphics card to buy? Had it been a Monopoly in the graphics card business, then there wouldn't be so many problems.
PC Maintenance Guide

Punit Lodaya , November 26, 2004 0000 hrs IST

Heat, dust and moisture are the biggest enemies of your computer. While an air-conditioned room is the best way to protect your computer, not everyone can afford to have one. But there are other ways to protect your computer
Video Card Overclocking Guide: Part 2

Punit Lodaya , November 05, 2004 0000 hrs IST

In our last guide, we covered the basics of Overclocking and also how to overclock entry-level video cards using cooling equipment like thermal paste and RAM sinks. This guide is the second step in the overclocking guide, covering high-end cards.
Video Card Overclocking Guide

Soham Raninga , October 29, 2004 0000 hrs IST

Overclocking is becoming an increasingly popular phenomenon in the computing world. With motherboards and video cards supporting overclocking features, pushing the hardware to its limits has gained a lot of significance.
Guide to Home Networking: Part 2 - LAN Party

Punit Lodaya , October 08, 2004 0000 hrs IST

Welcome to Part 2 of Home Networking. I am sure that by now you must have become proficient enough in connecting two computers. If not, you can still go through the first guide, which covers the topics like requirements, crimping and software configuration.
Guide to Home Networking: Part 1 - THE BASICS

Punit Lodaya , October 01, 2004 0000 hrs IST

Today, we will walk through the basic steps of “Home Networking”. After going through this guide, you should be able to connect two computers with each other.
Network@Home

Varun Singh , June 12, 2002 0000 hrs IST

So you recently brought home your new PC and you're already bored playing your same old games by yourself. Split screen Need For Speed didn't quite click for you either, did it? It looks like its time for you get your machines together. Solution - Network them. Networking doesn't have to be

Hardware Guides

Guide to Wireless Audio Recording

You have a neat little 5.1 channel speaker system at your place and you wish to record audio to some other source. But the mess that all the wires create is a big turn off.

17-inch CRT Monitors Guide

People may not know about the speed of the CPU that powers their machine, or for that mater, the quantity of RAM, or the capacity of their hard drive, but one thing they know for sure is the size of their monitor and understandably so.

PC Cooling Guide

Experiencing occasional hang ups on your computer? Perhaps it could be due to overheating of the computer components. Since, most computer parts are made of millions of transistors; it is bound to emit heat.

High-end Graphics Card Overview

You have deep pockets, yearn for the best experience in the game and still confused as to which graphics card to buy? Had it been a Monopoly in the graphics card business, then there wouldn't be so many problems.

PC Maintenance Guide

Heat, dust and moisture are the biggest enemies of your computer. While an air-conditioned room is the best way to protect your computer, not everyone can afford to have one. But there are other ways to protect your computer

Video Card Overclocking Guide: Part 2

In our last guide, we covered the basics of Overclocking and also how to overclock entry-level video cards using cooling equipment like thermal paste and RAM sinks. This guide is the second step in the overclocking guide, covering high-end cards.

Video Card Overclocking Guide

Overclocking is becoming an increasingly popular phenomenon in the computing world. With motherboards and video cards supporting overclocking features, pushing the hardware to its limits has gained a lot of significance.

Guide to Home Networking: Part 2 - LAN Party

Welcome to Part 2 of Home Networking. I am sure that by now you must have become proficient enough in connecting two computers. If not, you can still go through the first guide, which covers the topics like requirements, crimping and software configuration.

Guide to Home Networking: Part 1 - THE BASICS

Today, we will walk through the basic steps of “Home Networking”. After going through this guide, you should be able to connect two computers with each other.

Network@Home

So you recently brought home your new PC and you're already bored playing your same old games by yourself. Split screen Need For Speed didn't quite click for you either, did it? It looks like its time for you get your machines together. Solution - Network them. Networking doesn't have to be

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