AMD is busy gearing up with new line of low cost 45 nm processors dubbed as "ATHLON II" which we say "ATHLON 2". This one coexists with the current PHENOM II line and would also be available in dual,triple and quad-core versions with probably reduced or no L3 caches.
New PHENOM II chips are also to be out in the next few months and would include several low power models. Now for the rival news - Intel is readying its new Mainstream Core i7 derivatives for desktops which means - Core 2 Duo prices might drop!!! Watch out fellows and this might be little difficult for AMD as well!!!
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June 27, 2009
June 23, 2009
How to clean your Temporary System Files of IE6 or above?
Whenever you visit a web site or anything online, records of sites are stored in various directories on your computer or Lappy. This just functions as a cache and is helpful for the page to load faster if you bounce back to that particular site. But these temporary files can cause problems if they accumulate over a long period of time. Hence you need to delete temporary files so as to improve your system performance.This article tells you how to delete the temporary internet files.
level: Beginner and basic
1. For best results, close all your open programs until the Windows Desktop appears.
Open up the Internet Explorer browser in the manner that you usually do.Then you click on the word Tools, which is contained in your top tool bar area.There will be a dropdown menu coming up.
2. Then locate the three buttons entitled: Delete Cookies, Delete Files and Clear History.
3. Now click on each button and select OK each time Windows asks if you want to delete these files.Then click on the OK button at the bottom of the screen to exit the Internet Properties window.
The above will work for all earlier Windows versions as long Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher is installed on that system. This is because Internet Explorer 6.0 now includes the new Delete Cookies button and a new Delete Files button that does a decent job of wiping out Temporary Internet Files.
Note:- I will come up with a separate article on cleaning up private data for various browsers. Watch this space for more as this is very basic for a minimal audience!!!
level: Beginner and basic
1. For best results, close all your open programs until the Windows Desktop appears.
Open up the Internet Explorer browser in the manner that you usually do.Then you click on the word Tools, which is contained in your top tool bar area.There will be a dropdown menu coming up.
2. Then locate the three buttons entitled: Delete Cookies, Delete Files and Clear History.
3. Now click on each button and select OK each time Windows asks if you want to delete these files.Then click on the OK button at the bottom of the screen to exit the Internet Properties window.
The above will work for all earlier Windows versions as long Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher is installed on that system. This is because Internet Explorer 6.0 now includes the new Delete Cookies button and a new Delete Files button that does a decent job of wiping out Temporary Internet Files.
Note:- I will come up with a separate article on cleaning up private data for various browsers. Watch this space for more as this is very basic for a minimal audience!!!