I mean the amount to be put on the processor.

got two, nc1000 and nc2000~

don't have.
but looks like Kal-el looking for someone for the pc fair, not sure which shop though.

Kal-el, forummer as well, but don't know which shop he's searching for.

if you want really clean.,
1) install acronis
2) create bootable disc
3) format, install your application
4) boot the cd, can do backup
later if want to restore
either:
A) install acronis, run it
B ) boot the cd
2) choose restore
3) browse the image file
4) wait for finish
5) done

c++ not just using cmd, mingw and notepad ar....

video mah

This post has been edited by lee_what2004: Nov 24 2009, 02:40 PM

I succeed on my notebook, and even using my image on my friend notebook, similar model but different spec

okay, just back from class~

after you install acronis true image,
there got one menu on start menu under folder acronis to create bootable cd, it can either burn it or save it as iso.
what I did was, I save it as iso, then I insert my windows image into that iso, making it around 4.2GB, then I burn it.

so anytime I want to restore, I can just boot using the dvd and choose restore and choose the image on the dvd, then just wait for around 30 minutes since dvd is slower than hdd.

or if want to save dvd, can make your thumbdrive become bootable and put the iso & image in there and keep it as recovery thumbdrive

today very quiet

code::blocks is IDE, like visual studio.
if want to use notepad, after save it as .cpp
then use cmd to compile it, if using mingw, on cmd, browse to the cpp folder, type
g++ filename.cpp -o after_compiled.exe

of course more hassle than code::blocks or visual studio with just one click to compile~

yes, if you are using the bootable cd.

when saving using notepad, enter the filename and extension with double quotes, like "filename.cpp"
or change the file type from text document to all files, then just type filename.cpp and save.

as how to use, explain already on the quote above~

This post has been edited by lee_what2004: Nov 24 2009, 08:57 PM

open cmd
browse to the cpp folder
type
g++ 1.cpp -o 1.exe

installed benq utilities?

use cd command
change directory one by one
so if want fast, make a folder "A" on C:\
so open cmd
type
cd \
cd a
then you can compile at there,
just put your .cpp file on that folder.

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Added on November 24, 2009, 9:14 pmyou need to install mingw first.
then need to edit the path environment so that g++ is recognized.

This post has been edited by lee_what2004: Nov 24 2009, 09:14 PM

install hotkey manager so that you can control the sound and brightness.

installed mingw already? choose MinGW base tool, g++ compiler, and MinGW Make on installation.
then need to add 'c:\mingw\bin;' to the path environment with the quotes

mingw, compiler for c++
http://www.mingw.org/

even code::blocks need to set the compiler

here got step by step, though for windows xp...



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dev c++, code::blocks, visual studio all function the same, just depends you like which interface.

mingw is the compiler, whichever you used, you also need it.

if you don't want sacrifice hdd space and willing to use notepad, then use cmd to compile.
else use one of those three above and can compile in just one click.

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Added on November 24, 2009, 9:32 pmI thought Intel Matrix Storage Manager is for raid purposes?

This post has been edited by lee_what2004: Nov 24 2009, 09:32 PM

ow, I used to just load the iostar.sys for sata driver....