Recent content by TimothyJT

gkg101, congrats on your final choice! A friend of mine had one pair of these for 2 years. He says that they still last all day on a charge, and still sound/operate great with an Android phone and Windows 7 PC.

I have these and I like them because they are tiny, lightweight and handy...

Ah, it is a bit surprising to me that no one has replied yet. I can suggest several options for backup solutions: - Easeus Todo Backup www.todo-backup.com offers a handful of advanced backup features. - With Norton Ghost http://us.norton.com/ghost you can perform full, incremental or...

IE9 is the best browser right now IMO. It has excellent security built in, and has great implementation of graphics hardware acceleration.

From the top three free antivirus programs, I am currently using Avira. It works properly and provides good scanning engine.

Vegas is easier and great for simple editing. If you need to implement 3D models into your composition then go with after effects. After effects is undoubtedly more rewarding.

Displayport offers better picture quality with superior bit-depth support but the majority of these cards don't allow the high end color bit depth. Currently, HDMI on the present ATi HD5K cards supports part of Deep Color equal to 12bit per channel, thus there's the theoretical advantage there.

I use both of them and I can say Chrome is much faster than Firefox but I still can’t believe to the statistics that Chrome is more preferable.

I like the Nostromo Gaming Keypad. It is very comfortable to use and easy to assign every key.

Logitech Mx 518 is a great mouse indeed. I've used it for 3 years now.

I’ve been thinking..Maybe I should buy Lian-Li V750. After having a Lian-Li it's tough to find something similar in terms of good quality and sleek design (despite the price).

I especially like the top panel with plenty of room for a thick rad.

That was a surprise to me too. The phone has good characteristics. My friend bought it from Amazon and she is happy with it - the windows os is excellent.

TW2 EE has very large files (10GB) but I managed to install it for less than 15 minutes. I haven’t played it yet.

You need to do a clean install of Windows 7 and before that you will have to back up your PC to an external hard drive.