March 2012 ~ be Good or be Gone

Sunday, March 25, 2012

Resume link download yang error di IDM

10:01 AM dennyzzy No comments

Me-resume download link yang error di IDM

1. Buka IDM, cari File Download yang akan di-resume. Pilih, kemudian klik ‘Resume’.

2. Maka muncul peringatan bahwa file yang di download g bisa di resume karena link expired. Link expired disebabkan IP address berubah, ini dipicu oleh koneksi yang sering Connect dan Disconnect. Klik OK, maka IDM akan membuka halaman web yang di tuju.

Aplikasi Android untuk meng-organizer folder

1:10 PM dennyzzy No comments

Saat Anda memiliki smartphone Android dengan layar yang relatif kecil, salah satunya adalah tidak terlalu banyak shortcut yang di letakkan di homescreen. Untuk mengatasinya dengan menginstall aplikasi organizer folder yang fungsinya untuk mengelompokkan beberapa shortcut dalam satu folder. Berikut aplikasinya.

G.Skill RipjawsX F3-2133C9-32GXH 32 GB PC3-17000 1.6 V DDR3

12:41 AM dennyzzy No comments

Introduction

With the first quarter of 2012 nearly over, and the halls of CeBIT empty, this week we take a look at a newer product fresh on the market from G.Skill. The F3-2133C9Q-32GXH is a high-performance, high-capacity dual-channel kit for the most discerning high-end consumer, featuring a blazing fast 2133 MHz speed, and offering an immense 32 GB of total capacity. After 23 years in the business, G.Skill knows its stuff, and while this kit is not one meant to clock to the moon, it has an entirely different take on what it means to be "High Performance". Here's what G.Skill themselves has to say about themselves:

Gigabyte HD 7770 OC

1:01 AM dennyzzy No comments

A few weeks ago AMD launched their Radeon HD 7700 Series. The cards use the all-new Cape Verde graphics processor which is based on AMD's new GCN Graphics Core Next architecture that promises increased performance and lower power draw.

Cape Verde is a downscale from the "Tahiti" silicon, on which higher Radeon HD 7900 series parts are based. There are fewer number of redundant components, so Cape Verde is left functionally-identical to Tahiti, but is smaller, built for more affordable graphics cards. Cape Verde also retains the basic hierarchy of the architecture as implemented in Tahiti.