I was thinking about building a computer over the summer and i’m not exactly sure where to start so I thought that I should probably find out what is necessary in building a computer so I was wondering can somebody write a detailed list of all parts and software necessary in building a computer.
Some depends on what you want in it:
Motherboard
Case
Power supply
CPU
Memory
Video card
Hard drive
CD/DVD drive
Fans and cables that may come with the stuff you buy
Monitor
Keyboard and mouse
Windows (I prefer full OEM copy)
Any other peripherals you like (printer, media card reader, webcam, etc…)
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I’m thinking of builing a cheap RAID-5 NAS for my home network of two dekstops and two laptops. I want a NAS that works 24/7 and does not cost the Earth.
So far, the Buffalo Terrastation is at the top of my list. Any other suggestions?
I saw in Tom’s Hardware’s website, you can build a software RAID-5 array using XP. Is it worth taking that approach? I don’t think it will be any cheaper because you need a whole new PC just for that purpose. Please share your thoughts.
Here is a highly rated article from Digg "How to build an NAS in 1 hour" (see link).
On another note, I just bought a new montherboard for my system and it has serial ATA mirroring built in. Can’t get much easier than that, although not RAID 5. But for a $50 motherboard and a few cheap drives it is a great solution.
When you are ready to buy something start off at
http://NinjaDeals.blogspot.com
to get some great prices and help those that try to help you.
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I’d like to know if there’s any book which lists a sample point of sale application using C#.NET which I can follow and then customize it accordingly.
Thanks in advance
i’ve tried to google it and i can find any… sorry 
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I want to build a list of free softwares for installing in my company’s computers. Where can I find them?
Here is a list of best free softwares on the net: http://www.9softwares.com
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