Building My Own PC

The PC that I am buiding is going to mainly used for gaming, so therefore I need to find out what specifications I need in order to create a good gaming PC. below is a link to the PC that I have chosen the specifications I wanted to make it the way I would like it.

http://www.pugetsystems.com/?u=15259

Intel ATOM Versus the ARM Cortex-A9

Below is a link to a website which compares these two processors and there is also a video showing both processors working beside eachother to view the performance differences

http://www.eetimes.com/news/latest/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=222200621

Creating An Image Of Your Hard Drive

If you accidentally destroy your RAID driver (which will lock you out of Windows, and your computer) you are almost forced to find a solution to stop this before you do it. Windows doesn’t provide any applications for this solution. They may have a system restore function but it’s no good if your restore driver has been destroyed. But there is a solution to this, what is needed is a free application that creates an image of a Windows installation, and after some research i found that Drive Image XML is the perfect solution for this as it’s free and can duplicate your hard drive. All you need to do is to download the application run it and choose the Backup Option.

How To Restore My PC Factory Settings

My Packard Bell PC does not have the SmartRestore function that most of the newer models have so i can't use that as it is not installed. So i have to start-up my computer and then i have to press the F10 key when the Packard Bell logo appears and this will give me the step-by-step guide on how to restore the computer back to its factory settings.