Computers

well some problems computers have had were the premo scepto which is when a computer blows out its control panel inside of the computer , also there is a vinched topee which is when the computer explodes

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well depending if you are talking about hard drive space then neither one of these sizes work, but if you are talking about memory (RAM) then of course 4 GB is better. the more ram you have the faster the computer can process data quick lier.

gpu is a graphical processing unit which ables you run high definitions graphics on your PC, which are the demand of modern computing. if you want to run windows vista ultimate edition then it is better if your PC has a gpu. it helps you to get better 3d views. nividia is very well known for it's gpu.

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There are many used and discount stores from which to buy desktop computers. You can build your own from a kit; Tiger Direct has the best deals and a good reputation. Also consider that each of the major manufacturers has at least one super budget model available. The Dell Inspiron 560/570 starts at $299. HP Pavilion has an entry level model for the same price. Fry's has several models below $325.

Generally speaking, small PC = Personal computer for general user (ie games, doc, etc) Mediun PC = are for small to medium size businesses Super Computers are for the very large companies that require large amounts of data processing Inter networks = state to state or international Intra networks = within a company (ie branches) of tht local area The ways they are used is of multiple levels. computational PCs = atronomy, physics, mathematics analythical = data analysis (labs) communicational = internet, satellites It can be from cooking (ie microwave ovens, fridges, breadmaker, rice cooker, etc) through to your mobile phones to cars, aeroplanes, space devices and so on. The list is long you will need to dig up more info from these expressed bases above.

ASUS. ASUS also makes the best motherboard on the planet, and if you where to look at the reviews of motherboards, you would see that they beat all other boards over 90% of the time.

The answer to this question depends on HOW the device is used on the network. If the device is used to store data from other computers it is called a server. If it is used to access data from other computers or the server it is called a client.

All depends on the file size. As long as the files don't exceed the limit (5MB) there should be no problem. Most computers hold over 5MBs.

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logical address is called as global address and physical address is called as local address .the ip address,which is used by the user in the network is found to be global for use and it is easily identified in any network .physical address is mac address ,which is stored in the nic card,which is mainly used ,when the system is connected in the network using switch

Desktop computers can be costly. Because of this, it might be tempting to save some money by purchasing a model from an unknown manufacturer. Service, reputation and reliability are almost always better with a major manufacturer. Go with a name brand, but spend a good amount of time custom designing the computer so that it is right for the user. If all of the bells and whistles are not needed, you can save money by building a basic model.

Many shops sells leather computer chairs. There are shops like Argos which sell leather computer chairs in a range of styles. You can see this by looking on the websites or going through the catalog. You maybe also be a able to by leather chairs from general shops like John lewis which sell a wide range of leather chairs on the internet and in store. DFS sell leather chairs too in store and online. M&S are also known to sell leather chair and other furniture in store and are nice and in brand new condition.

Building your own laptop is next to impossible. First, you need to have a custom built motherboard and a casing that can fit it. This is almost never economical or within the means of the average consumer. It is highly recommend to instead purchase a custom laptop through a retailer, or build a small desktop computer.

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Information is stored as ons and offs, represented as 1 for on, 0 for off

This is commonly known as binary (meaning two numbers).

Binary can form numbers, by combining 8 bits (smallest unit of memory, either 1 or 0) into a byte.

it works like this:

Each bit is given a number double the previous, and when that number is "on," it is added to the total.

so in a byte, we get

1 2 4 8 16 32 64 128

And we can represent any number up to 255 by switching various numbers on and off

Note; for numbers beyond 255, the doubling is continued into 16 or 24 bits.

for example, to represent 13, we need

1, 4, and 8 (1+4+8=13)

1 2 4 8 16 32 64 128

1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0

To store text, each character is given a number. These character numbers are called ASCII (american standard code for information interchange)

For example, letter A has the number 35, so would be represented as 11000100

Hope this helps

Computers are all around us, we cant get away from them. They are found in things from toys to space shuttles.

Computer uses include: storage of information such as pictures, documents etc... you can play games, research, study, do homeschooling, IM ( instant Message), email, video and audio chat with others any place in the world. Listen and download music. The internet is like the worlds largest library.

Hi, If the version you are using is 9.0 or above. Just click on the now playing list on the top of the screen. You'll be able to see the songs on the right side of the pane. Thanks, Adamas

If you dont mind spending some money, add RAM. You can never have enough RAM for windows, & adding RAM is always a surefire way to get a little more performance out of your machine. If you're talking about a machine which used to run better, but is running slow now, your best bet is to do a few system-maintenence measures to speed things up a bit. First, do a good spyware scan. Spybot search & destroy or lavasoft adaware are both excellent freeware programs which will scan your system for useless software & remove it automatically. Both are linked below. Second, see all that crap down in your system tray (on the start bar by the clock), all that stuff is qeued up to run on startup & then just sit there soaking up RAM and CPU cycles. Go through those programs & go through their prefs & tell them to stop loading on startup. Failing that, spybot also has an excellent utility for removing unwanted programs from the startup routine. Third, optimize your operating system. Windows by default loads up all sorts of services that may or may not be necessary for your particular usage needs. I suggest googling for "windows XX optimization guide" with XX as your windows version for more info on what you do & dont need. Fourth, and maybe this should be first. Unplug your machine, take off the side, & blow out all those dust-bunnies. A clean computer is a cool computer, and a cool computer is a fast computer.

A graphical document helps people see what you are trying to explain. When you use a graphical document, you are incorporating pictures with words.

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A crash or (system crash) in computing is a condition where a program (either an application or part of the operating system) stops performing its expected function and also stops responding to other parts of the system. Often the offending program may simply appear to freeze. If this program is a critical part of the operating system kernel the entire computer may crash.