June 2009
 | The ocinside.de overclocking software page got an extensive update
with dozens of small tools to tune, benchmark and test the PC hardware.
If you like to overclock, backup, or monitor your PC or if you just like to check
your components, this is the right place for you.
There are useful older Shareware and Freeware tools, as well as the latest tweakting tools
to change the CPU multiplier or FSB and to overclock current nVidia or ATI video cards.
Additionally, several PCMark and 3DMark benchmark programs got an update in June 2009
and the current 3DMark Vantage software is hosted on the ocinside.de Servers.
The overview contains direct downloads, links to the developers, a small description
and the size of the respective software.
New Overclock, Benchmark, Backup, Diagnostic Software and Tools Roundup |
 | The last memory reviews on ocinside.de already contained a few references and information about the problem with 4GB RAM memory expansion in Microsoft Windows 32 bit operating systems. Because of the constantly decreasing RAM prices more questions about these memory sizes reach our mailbox and forum.
So there is now a seperate workshop guide, which describes the difficulties with larger memory size more exactly. Because sometimes 2 + 2 is 3.
Additionally this article contains an operating system list with the maximum supported memory.
When the BIOS or Operating System does not recognize the whole memory |
 | The infrared receiver kits had to go without a enclosure so far and it is time to change this.
Now there is the new IR box available, where one can insert for example the PCB of the brand-new USB Ultra infrared receiver v2.0, in order to protect the electronic devices and to get a more beautiful construction for the PC or HTPC.
Of course it is also possible to integrate different IR receivers into the small black plastic box, this small modding guide is just an example for the latest USB IR solder guide.
IR Box construction guide |
I don't hold any responsibility for any damage caused by overclocking.
There is always a risk of damaging your hardware.
And your warranty becomes void if you overclock something.
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