Posts Tagged ‘techbits’


Let’s get Digital…or Analog!?

  Posted June 20th, 2010 | No Comments »
Analog and Digital

Pardon the stupid title for this post.  It’s simply what popped into my head.  Anyways…I’ve got a new episode of techbits!  It’s been several months since the last episode, but hopefully my recent electronics projects have kept you entertained in the meanwhile.  This time, I’m talking about analog and digital signals – Both of which [...]

TechBits 12 – Choosing a Display + UC Member Awards Results are in!

  Posted January 22nd, 2010 | No Comments »
Choosing a Display

Yesterday I released my longest single video to date, in which I cover everything you could ever want to know about LCD monitor specifications. Check it out below! Oh, and I’ve included a Topic Selector in the video that will allow you to jump to a particular part of the video..if for some reason you [...]

New TechBits, and UC Member Awards

  Posted December 30th, 2009 | No Comments »
Techbits 11

Well, it’s taken me forever, but I finally managed to upload a new video!  TechBits 11 is embedded below – I’m discussing the differences between Solid State and Mechanical Hard Drives.  Don’t forget to subscribe to me on youtube! In other news, the 2009 UltimateComputers.net Member Awards are currently underway.  You can vote for members [...]

By Popular Demand: Overclocking Guide!

  Posted April 10th, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Overclocking

Users on this blog, ultimatecomputers.net, and youtube have been begging me to do an overclocking guide for a long time.  Initially I was reluctant, because overclocking works differently on almost every system.  But, I’ve finally given in, and I put together a two-part TechBits episode on overclocking.  Because it would be impossible to cover all [...]

Power Supplies Demystified!

  Posted March 1st, 2009 | No Comments »
Power Supplies

An area of huge confusion when it comes to building a computer is picking out the right power supply.  Does it have the right connectors?  How many Voltage Rails are there?  Will it protect my components?  Does it offer enough wattage? In these week’s two-part episode of techbits, I answer all of your most common [...]