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Tuesday, August 10, 2010
JumperFree Configuration
Having started to document my overclocking experiences it seems the Asus/AMI BIOS feature for Advanced CPU and other settings is not well documented. These are some of my notes relating specifically to Jumper-Free Configuration. In other words this terminology just means "configuration using software (BIOS) settings" as opposed to making physical changes on the motherboard i.e. moving jumpers.
Please follow the links at the foot of this post for more details
CPU Overclocking - changing the default [Auto] to [Manual] and the setting of CPU/HT Reference Clock (and many other parameters) is done under the "Advanced" BIOS menu option-→JumperFree Configuration.
Asus M4A785TD-M EVO
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Please follow the links at the foot of this post for more details
CPU Overclocking - changing the default [Auto] to [Manual] and the setting of CPU/HT Reference Clock (and many other parameters) is done under the "Advanced" BIOS menu option-→JumperFree Configuration.
Asus M4A785TD-M EVO
| JumperFree is just another way of saying "do it with software" |
- Simple guide to help get you set up and start overclocking your P5B motherboard. - The Tech Repository Oct 2006
- My Overclocking guide
- Unlocking your system UEFI/BIOS
Sunday, August 8, 2010
1ClickPRO under Windows7 64bit
MANY are running 1ClickPRO under Windows7 /64bit w/no prob - Shannon90210 on forum.lgsoftwareinnovations.com
What he/she doesn't say is that the source of the DVD compress was encrypted or not. If all you were doing was to copy your camcorder files to a DVD then you would have no problems - this all adds to the deception.
What he/she doesn't say is that the source of the DVD compress was encrypted or not. If all you were doing was to copy your camcorder files to a DVD then you would have no problems - this all adds to the deception.
Wednesday, August 4, 2010
Using TorStatus Reports
The Torstatus report will give a listing of all the active servers on the Tor network at any given time. It is useful in determining what Exit Servers are active on the Tor Network and can be used to make you to appear to be located at a specific geographic location.
To get Tor to exit to the Internet in a specific location you need to examine the report and see what servers are setup to exit to the Internet. This can be determined by the door symbol in the server list.
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| Not all Tor servers are Exit Servers |
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Tuesday, August 3, 2010
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