Tag Archive: amount
July 30, 2012 / by Marco / amount, Apps, buy, change, computer properties, DDR, face, hurray, Kensington, loading windows, manager, memory change, memory module, new kensington, Properties, smiles, task manager, thought, Today, Usable
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Windows 7 – 2.92GB Usable Memory
I thought I’d give my PC a bit of a boost today buy purchasing an additional 4GB DDR3 memory, which will bring the total memory to 8GB. So after removing the case and plugging in the new Kensington 4GB DDR 1333Mhz memory module in the motherboard slot I had all smiles on my face. I […]
read moreJuly 16, 2012 / by Marco / amount, amount of time, burnintest, hardware, laptop, line, Logout, party, party application, Passmark, pc hardware, pc reboot, Rebooter, software, solution, stress testing, test, time setup, timer
![Passmark Rebooter](https://cdn.businesslegions.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/passmark-rebooter.jpg?strip=all&lossy=1&ssl=1)
Passmark Rebooter
Have you ever had intermittent problems when you rebooted your PC. Like for example, when Windows started it freezed? If you wanted to stress test rebooting your PC or laptop do you want to manually restart the machine 50 times? PASSMARK REBOOTER Ok, I have a solution for you. It’s called Passmark Rebooter. Here’s what […]
read moreReal Estate Auction using lowest unique bidding
The “lowest unique bidding” has been around for quite a number of years now and the way it works is that items are for sale by using a reverse auction process. Rather than the bidder with the highest bid winning (as is the case in traditional auctions), the winner is the person who has the […]
read moreAt what stage of your business do you start employing staff?
Here’s a common question every business owner asks: at what stage of your business do you start employing staff? Many businesses are initially self employed and the owner will be able to manage the day to day operations of their business but they will eventually encounter what I call the work overload syndrome. That’s the […]
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