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Perhaps the most obvious cheap pc upgrade is to look out for sales. Bundles are often reduced, while usually expensive components might be given a short-term discount of a single day for promotional purpo

Slide the SSD into its bracket, view Pcbuildinsight.com lining up the screw holes in the SSD or the 3.5" adapter with the holes in the drive bay. Make sure to install the drive so that its SATA power and data connectors are facing the motherbo

Using a Nintendo Wiimote as a new user interface device for Windows is surprisingly easy and can have a number of uses from the usual gaming to more impressive applications such as conducting a PowerPoint presentation or using it as a remote control in a Windows home thea

I hope that you enjoy your new solid state drive. You’ll no doubt notice that programs load much more quickly than before. Boot times will also be quicker. Because SSDs tend to have small storage capacities it’s a good idea to manage data so that only important files and programs are on new drive. See our SSD management guide for m

The software defaults to the assumption that each song track filename is prefixed with unique "track number" digits. If your song filenames do not start with track number digits then no "valid" song files will be found. If this is the case, then simply go into the Options menu and under the "Misc(Page1)" section select "Assign numbers to all song tracks" then reload your library. This informs the software that the song filenames do NOT include track numbers and that the software should assign track numbers to each valid song file fo

There are two ways to place an operating system on the new drive. One is to clone the data on your previous drive to the new one. The other is to start fresh and put a new installation of your operating system on the new dr

Once open, locate the drive bays. These are usually at the front of the case below the large optical drive bays. The bays themselves are usually just metal brackets with screw holes, though some more expensive cases will custom "tool-less" mounting system. If your case has such a system you may need to refer to it for mounting instructi

There are a lot of good options in the $100 to $150 range for any given processor and, if budget is your concern, it’s wise not to stray too far from them. Top brands like ASUS, Gigabyte and MSI offer plenty of choice for budget shopp

The RAM support is a bit lacking with a maximum of 8 GB and supported speed of 1333 MHz (or 1866 MHz when overclocking), but it's a sacrifice I had to make. You're always welcome to overclock the RAM if you'd like, but I enjoy hardware longevity and decided not to enable it as long as I have it. The SATA ports also only go up to 3 Gbps, but that's fairly irrelevant when it comes to actual gaming performance -- it will only affect loading times. On a side note, the motherboard also includes dedicated Radeon graphics that are built onto the motherboard itself, which is nice, but irrelevant since we'll be using a more powerful dedicated graphics card anyw

That doesn’t have to happen. Through a combination of smart buying and willpower you can keep costs down while gaining a significant performance upgrade. Here are five ways to keep money in your wallet instead of your

Screw the metal standoffs into the case in the corresponding holes (the same ones the motherboard ends up using) so that the motherboard won't be directly touching the side of the case. Place the motherboard on top of the standoffs and screw it in. Make sure that you also have the I/O panel (the back panel where you connect everything) pressed into the back of the panel before screwing in the motherboard. You want the female connectors to be visible and accessible through the holes in the I/O pa

I have a ton of old machines with Windows 2000 and Windows XP on them. Some of them aren't even that old or slow. I see plenty of Pentium 4 machines in the bunch so I want to repurpose one of them as a music jukebox. A jukebox is something I grew up with in our pool hall and recreation rooms. The newer ones have CD's in them and the older ones played records. Ours is going to play MP3's. Are you excited to build your music jukebox? I

How do you prefer to interact with your computer? Sometimes a mouse and keyboard just isn’t enough. Depending on what you’re doing, a completely different interface method is required for you to get the most out of your computer. Personally, I use a trackball and keyboard, for gaming as well as standard use, and there are many Windows computer owners who prefer to do the majority of their work using a graphical tablet and sty

If you’re looking for minimum budget it’s not a bad idea to go for the low-end processor. The performance difference is usually too small to notice in real-world use. You’ll save a few bucks without any downs

One icon – a mouse – will be highlighted at the top of the window. Double-click this and your device will then be listed as Nintendo RVL-CNT-01 – connection is complete, as indicated by the dotted green line between your device icon and the orange sph