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Browse Posts written in September, 2008

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  AMD Phenom II Black Edition TWKR CPU’s

  AMD is soon going to give-away Phenom II x4 Black Edition TWKR CPU’s to overclockers and will also be giving away few of these CPU’s in competitions. AMD Phenom II BE TWKR Edition CPU’s are hand picked from the production line and according to AMD they can overclock up to 7Ghz when the processor is cooled with Liquid Nitrogen. Only 100 of these CPU’s will be released though and none of them will be available in retail stores. The ‘TWKR’ here stands for "Those Who Know", and the ‘R’ has been added to give it a ‘tweaker’ kind sound when spelled. Read More | Tweet This

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  Freeware To Capture In-Depth Network Details

  AdapterWatch v 1.05 is a freeware that supplies beneficial details about the network adapter including IP and hardware addresses, WINS and DNS servers, total bytes sent and received, MTU value, present transmit speed and lots more. This information is presented by the main window of the software. You can also get an idea about TCP/IP and [...] Read More | Tweet This

• Retrieve WEP / Wireless Network Keys And Passwords

  WirelessKeyView v1.26 is a freeware that works on Windows XP which has SP1 or more. On logging in to windows with administration user privileges you can make use of WirelessKeyView v1.26 for retrieving all WEP or wireless-network keys and WPA or wireless-network passwords. These are stocked up in your system by the wireless zero and WLAN [...] Read More | Tweet This

• Detect And Screen Wireless Network Activity

  WirelessNetView v1.21 is background software that detects and screens wireless network activity. It exhibits for every identified network its SSID, Average or most recent signal quality, Cipher and validation algorithms, Detection counter, MAC address, Channel frequency as well as number and RSSI. Read More | Tweet This

• Windows 7 Pricing Unveiled

  On Thursday Microsoft announced the pricing information for Windows 7. Here's a quick comparison of the rates between Windows Vista and Windows 7. Read More | Tweet This