200/200 is fast enough for me at this point - aside from speedtest.net I struggle to saturate my link. If the connection was shared with other people though I'd probably want gigabit.
All the one way content and business stuff should be HTTPS, but social interaction needs to be OTR-style end to end encryption.
I'm quite sure my IM chats are of no interest to the NSA but I choose to encrypt them (where I get co-operation from the other party) because it's the principle of...
If you are in NZ and want your P2P, Usenet, or whatever else to run at full speed - snap.net.nz has quickly become the geek favourite for absolutely no traffic shaping whatsoever.
And they have top notch backhaul off the islands.
(and no I don't work for them)
You won't catch me using a currency with such a blatant weakness. Why don't they have a diffusion layer on the QR for sensitive items so it can only be scanned within ultra-close proximity.
More than 10 years ago I picked up a magazine in the shop, skimmed through it and found a full page ad that said something like "What to do with all those naked pictures of your ex-girlfriend? Easy, upload them to <insert adult website name here>"
I remember chuckling away in the shop before...
Am always wanting more RAM, but I've not found anything bigger than the 4x8GB I've currently got. Can you get 16GB regular DDR3? And would it work in consumer motherboards?
If all they are doing is surfing the interweb, checking their email and doing office document shizz then why the hell would they want to upgrade from XP? It's a mature platform, and that is actually a positive for a lot of users.
The reason I switched from XP to 7 was because Microsoft did the...
I support the right of beautiful women to reveal some or all of their delicious curves at any party, public or private, that I or any other red blooded male on this planet may be in attendance of. We just need to make sure that nobody else aside from the pretty girlies has this sort of...
Leak seems to be gone (Uptime is 5 days 23 hours) with memory usage looking very civil (cached allocation is at 10GB which is pretty sweet and system is feeling very smooooth).
What did I do? Well first step was to use driverview to go through every non-microsoft driver and firstly question...
AFAIK it's not a program that's doing it because the memory usage was not attributed to a process. It's got to be a driver or an AWOL kernel component.
I realised that I could easily be looking at the wrong things at this stage because the leak was so slow and all the fiddling I've done in the past 24 hours has meant plenty of rebooting. I've applied a couple of hotfixes related to memory leaks and updated drivers so in the interests of not...
Strange observation:
Task manager shows at time of writing this, 540MB of Paged Kernel memory in use and 81MB of Nonpaged Kernel memory in use.
However RAMMap says Nonpapged Pool is actually 715MB right now.
Using PoolMon off WinDDK, the figures reported by Poolmon are similar to Task...
Process Explorer or Monitor don't seem to be showing me where the memory is being used evilsofa.
Example:
RAMMap shows 700MB nonpaged pool but those two programs don't attribute the listed processes (when looking at the nonpaged pool column, once enabling it) to anything even close to that...
Hi guys, Trying to figure out where a memory leak is and lack of information is a problem. I understand that the memory usage is comprised of the processes shown in task manager and also there is the cached allocation to speed things up but something is using memory that cannot be accounted...
This is what happens when, in your vain desire to be "popular" on facebook by having all those "friends" you add every man and his dog then, forgetting that these people aren't actually your friends and don't know you from a bar of soap - you begin to share with them all the wild thoughts and...
MSE forces the pay-antivirus products to lift their game, to offer something substantially more than "just anti-malware" which is what MSE gives you. And it sets the benchmark for protection - I mean how embarrassing for an AV product to be found testing below MSE on proactive and reactive...
All I know for sure is what I've experienced, that being my days of IE involved endless drive-by-download trojan infections. Since I switched to firefox (and this is years ago) I've had ZERO infections of ANY kind.
Until that changes anyone that goes around saying firefox is unsecure is...
Firefox should be judged with recommended addons. Adblock plus will kill heaps of those malware injecting ads. And the only issue with NoScript is that it requires a high level of user intelligence, because otherwise you have people clicking on that malware-loaded flash box just to see what's...
Tried EasyBCD stable version and it locked up the system.
So tried the latest beta (after remembering Windows 7 is but a baby still) and it didn't freeze things this time. So I repaired everything it could repair and also removed the XP boot option to avoid any confusion whatsoever.
However...
C is the array, D is the old XP disk and this is the output of bcdedit
Windows Boot Manager
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identifier {bootmgr}
device partition=D:
description Windows Boot Manager
locale en-US
inherit...
Hi,
I *was* running Windows XP x64, then I added a new RAID array alongside the single drive which had XP on it and installed Windows 7. So now I'm happily running Windows 7 and want to wipe the XP disk and be done with it.
However Windows 7 has kept the XP disk are the first point of booting...
The thing which causes the most crashes here in NZ, would be the madness that goes on in the passing lanes as either people pass quickly then slam on the brakes as they get to the end where there is a speed trap almost always (easy revenue gathering, comprising of either Redflex K-band speed...
Definitely worthwhile, I like to have more ram than is needed (as in, under all variations of my day to day usage I will not hit 90% used). I'm using Windows XP x64 with Eboostr 3.0 which steals 2GB of the 8GB for a similar boost to the Vista Superfetch......
And DDR2 1066 RAM is quite cheap...
I've just ditched my 939 system and gone to an AM2+ 750a based setup with a 9850 Black Edition. Reasons for upgrading were:
1.RAM - 4GB max on the nforce 4 whereas now I will be having 8GB (4x2) and if they come down in price I'll upgrade to 16GB (4x4).
2.Quad Core - I am a heavy multitasker...
I'm running XP x64 and well it runs fast and it runs virtually BSOD free. All internal bits have drivers, and Crysis even has 64-bit mode which I'm using to have some fun (in my short lived spare time moments!). My Palm PDA doesn't run with x64 but I wasn't heavy on the local sync anyways so...
wjogert, I want to thank you for the effort you put into researching the CROSSHAIR issues. Thanks also to everyone else, it's been important to cover all the bases.
After resetting and reconfiguring (and repeating that several times) - I'm now at the point where a memtest can run overnight (12...
The answer to your question is yes, I am setting the memory voltage to the rated setting after clearing the CMOS.
As others here have indicated, we've got two reputable pairs - Corsair and G.Skill giving off errors which points to another problem.
For your information however the corsair pair...
Which are you missing?:
Corsair 620W PSU
ASUS Crosshair AM2 motherboard (0904 BIOS)
Athlon 64 AM2 6000+ (not overclocked!)
G.Skill 2x2GB sticks (5-5-5-15 timings)
Nvidia 8800GTS 640MB
Creative X-Fi fatality soundcard
plus two hard drives and a DVDRW....