Tuesday, June 05, 2007

How does overclocking work?





how does overclocking work? - Google Search



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Free Online Tutorials Covering CIS 110 material

Here are some Google searches and web pages related to the course material. These tutorial sites should be *FREE*. Do NOT pay to view or use any sites I list here or anywhere else unless you choose to do so.



Should you want a professional, structured learning program for almost anything computer related, I recommend



Learning @ Your Own Pace® - lynda.com



I warn you that this site is expensive but worth it if you find a course or courses that you need.



FREE TUTORIAL SITE SEARCH RESULTS - Investigate and maybe learn something!



windows xp tutorials - Google Search







free computer hardware tutorials - Google Search







free microsoft word tutorials - Google Search







free microsoft excel tutorials - Google Search







free microsoft access tutorials - Google Search







free microsoft powerpoint tutorials - Google Search







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SLI Tech: What is It and How Does It Work?





Alienware : The Best Custom Built Gaming PC for the Ultimate PC Gamer!



A basic introduction to SLI graphics tech, plus check out Alienware's site for hardcore custom PCs.











X-bit labs - NVIDIA Multi-GPU SLI Technology: New Approach to Old Ideas



An in-depth explanation of SLI.





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What Is Quad Core Processing?





Quad Core Processing: Over-simplified, demystified, and explained - Icrontic.com



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How a CPU Works





How The Computer Works: The CPU and Memory



Further detail on how CPU and Memory works.





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32 bit versus 64 bit



64-bit - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia



To continue the discussion we had in class and for the online students, here is a much more in depth article on 32bit and 64 bit computing.





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