SSD vs. HDD--What's the Difference?; Reviews; and More

Build It   March 5, 2015   View Online | Manage Subscription | Follow Us         I N   T H I S   I S S U E Comparison: SSD vs. HDD: What's the Difference? Review: MSI A88XM Gaming Review: Raidmax Scorpio V Review: In Win D-Frame Mini ADVERTISEMENT Comparison: SSD vs. HDD: What's the Difference? A hard drive is a hard drive, right? Not exactly. We lay out the differences between SSD and HDD storage to help you figure out which type is the best choice. Read this story Share This:   Review: MSI A88XM Gaming The MSI A88XM Gaming is an enthusiast-oriented motherboard made for AMD's current Kaveri APUs. It's a good base for a budget-minded gaming home-built gaming PC. Get the details on PCMag.com. Read this story Share This:   Review: Raidmax Scorpio V The Raidmax Scorpio V is a budget enthusiast PC case with some expected features, like a windowed case door, and some unexpected, like a SATA dock and built-in case fan controls. Get the lowdown on PCMag.com. Read this story Share This:   Review: In Win D-Frame Mini The In Win D-Frame Mini offers a spacious Mini-ITX case with a funky aluminum and glass design with open-air cooling and room for all your hardware. Read more about it on PCMag.com. Read this story Share This:   Newsletter Information    You are subscribed to PCMag Build It with the e-mail address pctipworld@gmail.com.    To unsubscribe from this newsletter, click here.    To change your email address, change your delivery format, or to subscribe to our other FREE email newsletters, click here. Copyright © 2015 Ziff Davis, LLC. All Rights Reserved. Ziff Davis, LLC., 28 East 28th Street, New York, NY 10016

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CPU, SSD, and Motherboard Reviews

Build It   February 5, 2015   View Online | Manage Subscription | Follow Us         I N   T H I S   I S S U E Review: AMD FX-9590 Review: MSI Z97S SLI Plus Review: OCZ Vertex 460 (240GB) Review: AMD Athlon 5350 ADVERTISEMENT Review: AMD FX-9590 The AMD FX-9590 is an eight-core, overclock-ready processor that offers some of the best performance available, provided you have the requisite hardware. Read all about it on PCMag.com. Read this story Share This:   Review: MSI Z97S SLI Plus The MSI Z97S SLI Plus motherboard impresses with a full set of features and future-proofed options, like SATA Express and M.2 storage connections, support for dual- and triple-GPU configurations, and a surprisingly affordable price. Get the details on PCMag.com. Read this story Share This:   Review: OCZ Vertex 460 (240GB) The OCZ Vertex 460 (240GB) is a mainstream, internal solid-state drive (SSD) that is fast and affordable. A couple of added accessories are the few features that differentiate it from similarly priced competitors. Get the lowdown on PCMag.com. Read this story Share This:   Review: AMD Athlon 5350 The AMD Athlon 5350 is a budget processor for PC geeks who prefer to build their own desktops. It's middle-of-the-road in terms of features and performance, but its low price is the main lure. Read more about it on PCMag.com. Read this story Share This:   Newsletter Information    You are subscribed to PCMag Build It with the e-mail address pctipworld@gmail.com.    To unsubscribe from this newsletter, click here.    To change your email address, change your delivery format, or to subscribe to our other FREE email newsletters, click here. Copyright © 2015 Ziff Davis, LLC. All Rights Reserved. Ziff Davis, LLC., 28 East 28th Street, New York, NY 10016

Authorize Revive Old Posts Plugin Facebook App

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1. Authorize Revive Old Posts Plugin Facebook App 
   Revive Old Posts WordPress plugin, formally known as Tweet Old Posts, is an awesome addition to your Social Media campaign for a website. This WordPress plugin will Tweet or post on Facebook for you at regular intervals, without you having to actually do anything. Setting up Revive Old Posts Plugin is easy enough for Twitter […]
   
2. Top 10 Windows 8 Computer Security Tips For Home Users 
   Every time a new operating system is released, before running down to the store to buy it, people need a few really simple questions answered. For example is Windows 8 better than previous versions and why should I upgrade? If you already have Windows 8, the following ten tips can help keep your computer safe […]
   
3. How Does Software Clean Your Registry And Is It Worth The Effort? 
   Some registry cleaning software is a scam, but this makes all registry cleaning software look bad. To clear up the confusion, here's a description of how software cleans your registry and why you should use it. How To Detect Problems In The Windows Registry The easiest way for software to find problems in your Windows […]
   
4. Get Help: How To Make A Linux Bug Report 
   Writing a Linux bug report is usually the quickest way to get your problems fixed and, as a bonus, it also helps save every other Linux user from experiencing the same bug you encountered. Here's how you can discover what's wrong with Linux and write a bug report to help get it fixed. Linux Bug […]
   
5. Two Ways To Run Windows From Within Linux 
   No matter how much we love Linux, we all must run Windows and Windows applications sometimes–so here are two easy ways to run Windows from within Linux. Run Windows From Within Linux Using Full Virtualization The most common and most reliable way to run Windows from within Linux is using full virtualization provided by VMWare, […]
   
6. Keep Your Windows Desktop Organized 
   Keeping your Windows desktop organized can be quite a hassle. On one hand, you want to keep it neat. On the other hand, you want to fill it with icons so that you can quickly get to your most used programs and documents. Using one simple trick, we'll show you how to accomplish both goals […]
   
7. How Backup Data Services Can Save You Thousands 
   You probably already know that backup data services can save you thousands of dollars—so why aren't you using them already? Are you hoping that you'll have the one disk drive on Earth that will never fail? Or are you thinking that you've already done a good enough job backing up your data? Here are a […]
   

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USB Flash Drive Buying Guide

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1. USB Flash Drive Buying Guide 
   If you just need a basic USB flash drive, it's ok to just buy pretty much any drive. However, if you want a fast drive or a drive with special features such as encryption, buying a drive can get a bit tricky. Here are some of the things you should consider. Flash Drive Capacity An […]
   
2. Change Your Wireless Channel On A Technicolor TG797n v3 
   When you’re having network connection problems, changing the channel that your wireless router or gateway is using is just one troubleshooting method to try. My Technicolor TG797n v3 was slow and lost connection far too often so I decided to try and change the wireless channel on my router modem. When I reached the Technicolor gateway homepage […]
   
3. Intel Core i3, i5, i7 Laptop CPUs Explained 
   In November 2008, Intel changed how it branded its computer processors (CPUs). Instead of naming each processor after how fast it was or how many cores it had, Intel named each processor after how high-performance it was at the time it was released. The Core i3 brand included low-end processors, like the older Core Duo […]
   
4. 3 Types Of Software That Can Help With Computer Maintenance 
   Computer maintenance doesn't need to be hard if you use the right types of software. Here are three key types which will save you from hours of hassle and manual computer maintenance. 5 Reasons To Use software For Computer Maintenance My main reason for using software to clean my computer is to save TIME. I […]
   
5. How To Build Your Own External Hard Drive Step By Step 
   Building your own external hard drive is easy, and it allows you to choose all of your own parts, giving you control over capacity (disk space), interfaces (such as USB3 or eSATA), size, power requirements, and case styling. We'll break the steps into three categories: choosing your requirements, shopping, and assembly. Build Your Own External […]
   
6. 9 Tips To Save Internet Bandwidth Usage 
   If you have a limited amount of Internet bandwidth a month, maybe because you're on a mobile data plan, learning to save internet bandwidth usage can be quite difficult. So many websites and apps today are designed to use as much data as possible—from HD videos to even web-based spreadsheets. The following tips can help you […]
   
7. Virus Removal Software 
   Virus Removal Software for the average PC user. Updated 2015. The word ‘virus’ is the most talked about word in the computer world, along with it’s partner, ‘spyware’. They are both equally disliked by every computer user, especially if you are unlucky enough to have one. Even if your computer hasn’t been infected with a […]
   

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