No matter what anyone tells you… aside from me of course as I know more than all of them and their respective mothers put together of course… your registry is the lifeblood of your computer.
If your computer slows down, penny to a pinch of snuff that your registry is at least partially to blame. Computer keeps crashing? Could be a fragmented registry.
I was reading this article written on TweakGuides about game piracy and it set me thinking.
First off I don’t agree with all of the information presented there as adequately reliable for “proof”. There are still too many assumptions to consider the case presented as conclusive, however I do agree with the conclusions and because they don’t rely on the proofs they aren’t undermined by any inaccuracies that may exist in them.
Okay so when I first saw this case I was interested in it’s design for silence with Bitumen coating on the door and side panels and also it’s capability to mount 140mm fans without becoming a veritable hurricane of noise.
Okay so like three years, or something like that, ago I bought a Saitek Gamers keyboard and a Logitech G5 Mouse. Since that time I’ve been trying to find upgrades. It’s not that either are bad, quite the opposite, the keyboard is uncomplicated by anything more flashy than lit keys and the actual action of the keys is delicious. Possibly the best keyboard I’ve ever typed on. The mouse was much the same as it glided over my desk, was reassuringly heavy (after I’d added all the heavy weights to it’s insert) and the DPi selection was a great boon to gaming. No the reason I kept looking for replacements was that both are bland. They lacked that certain something to raise them from good solid components (ie “nothing wrong with one of those”) to something that I felt was more… me.
Those that read here regularly (yes both of you) know of my trials with my desktop. It is both the pride and bane of my life either working like a dream or crashing with maddening regularity. Well here’s a news flash, not only am I blessed with it working but it’s overclocked to boot!
This is a new one for me, I’ve only just started using it this week, but it would appear to fill a niche in the market which is otherwise almost completely ignore (from the googling I’ve done).
Basically I have my main email account which is read by four clients. My phone, my work computer, my home desktop and my laptop. I did previously use POP to read it all and simply left copies on the server for a few days before deleting them. This lead to each inbox being filled with so called unread messages when actually I’d read them just on a different computer. This of course gets annoying when you’re getting like 50 spam emails a day and your phone has no spam filter to speak of. Even when I’d deleted them from the inbox on one system my phone would still download them and require them to be read separately.
Have you ever wanted a program that will go through your computer eliminating inefficiency like a terminator and restoring lost power and performance? A program that you can trust to defrag things, set the settings right and basically return the land to happy sparkly-ness? Welcome PC Matic into your computing experience.
Of course normally I would be staring at this box and wondering what is going to go wrong but as underlined by my post on Optimizer I trust PC Pitstop and I’ve been pleasantly surprised by their reliability. Normally when you ask a program to automatically increase your speed and efficiency it causes problems by wiping the wrong file or leave the settings at an unachievable speed and make it crash by tripping over itself, not so with the Optimizer and not so with it’s big brother PC Matic.
So what is PC Matic? Well it’s PC Pitstop’s Optimizer plus their defrag tool, plus their driver wizard (which is a wizard in the proper sense), added to that it’s their own anti malware tool and finally their benchmarking suite to evaluate all that tweaking.
Why is it that whenever I try to get something “just so” I feel like I’m tempting fate?
My history is filled with times when I’ve tried to perfect something only to stuff it up royally. This is perhaps most evident with computers but I’ve known the same thing happen with models “just one more finishing touch, ah crap!”, arguments (the number of dead ends I’ve found in arguments is beyond count) even psychology tests!
Okay I’ve been trying to move my blog to a new location for a fair while now. I thought after setting up a couple of subdomains that it’d look really nice if my blog had it’s own subdomain too. And now it does.
The revelation to this is that I’ve moved nothing. It’s all exactly where it always used to be.
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