In the episode of NCIX Tech Tips, Linus gives you the basics of taking your Intel Core i7 even further with an overclocking tutorial.

www.ncix.com In this episode of NCIX Tech Tips, Linus takes us under the hood of the brand new Intel Core i5 P55 platform and shows the basics of overclocking to get extra performance out of your new Core i5 or Core i7 CPU.

This video response to our original Core i5 overclocking guide shows the specifics of overclocking the Core i5 on a Gigabyte P55 motherboard.

askthetechies.com present computer security tips, how to get the Shockwave player to work on Intel Macs for online gaming, and a few recommendations on external microphones on Macs. Ask the Techies host D.Lee Beard

This episode of NCIX Tech Tips, Linus takes a first look at the new Intel® X25-M Solid State Drives. To spice things up, Linus go all the way to took these drives apart and show you what's under the hood. He will also show you the benchmarks he runs on the drive.

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Today I explain what Intel Turbo Boost technology does for you, but mostly I'm just showing the cool little gadget that they've created which monitors how much your CPU is overclocking itself at any given time.

What's special about this CPU is that it's a dual core, but the performance of each individual core is very similar to the "old" Core i5 quad cores and Core i7 quad cores. The Core i3 and Core i5 dual cores also feature high clock speeds for great performance in single threaded or dual threaded applications. Don't forget these cpus have onboard video now too!!

In light of the recent events involving some fake Intel Core i7 920 processors being distributed, I thought I'd give our viewers some tips on how to recognize a real CPU. Below is the forum post from one of the first customers to receive a "fake" CPU. www.overclockers.com

Today I have a look at the Intel X25-V. This is a very interesting drive because while it sacrifices a lot of the sequential read/write performance of the X25-M, it actually uses the same controller, so the random read/write performance is nearly identical. Since that's what makes most of the difference in real world performance, this drive should be a GREAT performer for the dollar.

Having a look at a slightly slower version of the Core i3 540 that I already unboxed :p

A brand new stock cooler from Intel. It features more heatpipes and a bigger fan for ultimate cooling performance... Well, for a stock cooler anyway.

Today I'll unbox the hottest SSD on the market right now. The new "generation 2" model of the Intel X25-M. I'll also show you the adapter you need to mount it in your case

Having a quick look at the first ITX motherboard that I've talked about on my video blog. This one has a great feature set including almost everything you'll need built right in for a great low power HTPC

Our first processor unboxing reveals: A CPU and a heatsink! Also a sweet sticker.

I know I'm a little late to the party, but I got an opportunity to get my hands on a Core i7 Extreme 975 and I thought I'd unbox it just for fun :p

Yeah I know I already did the OEM one, but that was just a joke!

This round of tech tips, #17, Linus'll show you why we think the Eee PC 1000 is yet the best Eee PC out there right now. ASUS Eee PC 1000 www.ncix.com ASUS Eee PC 901 www.ncix.com

I challenged myself to explain the new P55/Core i5/LGA1156 platform from Intel in one minute, and hopefully this clears things up for most of you. If not, feel free to post in the comments and I'll try to address your questions.