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Is your CPU Temperature too High? How high is too high? Is 60 degree Celsius high enough or is 70 degree Celsius the threshold?  Below we discuss Intel Core i7 & i7 Extreme If your CPU is overheating, visit our CPU Overheating Guide and CPU Overheating: Symptoms, Causes, & Solutions Intel Core i7 & i7 Extreme: (If you wish to access the PDF related to your processor, please first follow the link given under sources at the end of the article instead of directly accessing the pdf link given under each sub heading. This will help you access the latest information on your processor from Intel's website & will also prevent hotlinking.) 1. Intel® Core™ i7 Processor Extreme Edition Series and Intel® Core™ i7 Processor Intel ® Core™i7-965 , i7-940, i7-920 Processors Range: 43.2 degree Celsius (Power - 0W) to 67.9 degree Celsius (Power 130W) Source: http://download.intel.com/design/processor/datashts/320834.pdf Page : 79 Table: 6-2 2. Intel® Core™ i7-900 Deskt...

Is your CPU Temperature too High? How high is high? Is 60 degree Celsius high enough or is 70 degree Celsius the threshold? Hipatic covers your temperature problems right here. Below we discuss Intel Core 2 Quad If your CPU is overheating, visit our CPU Overheating Guide Intel Core 2 Quad: (If you wish to access the PDF related to your processor, please first follow the link given under sources at the end of the article instead of directly accessing the pdf link given under each sub heading. This will help you access the latest information on your processor from Intel's website & will also prevent hotlinking.) 1. Intel® Core™2 Extreme Processor QX9000¹ Series and Intel® Core™2 Quad Processor Q9000¹, Q9000S¹, Q8000¹ and Q8000S¹ Series Datasheet Intel ® Core™2 Extreme Processor QX9770 Thermal Profile Range: 37.8 degree Celsius (Power - 0W) to 55.5 degree Celsius (Power 135W) Source: http://download.intel.com/design/processor/datashts/318726.pdf Page : 77 Table: 5-2 Intel ® Core™...

Part 5 (Final part!): { This article is the 5 th part of a 5 part series on Setting up Blogger with a .co.cc domain: Ultimate Setup Please read the series from the start as this article alone may not make much sense Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5 } In Part 1 you got a free .co.cc domain In Part 2 you got a free Hipatic Hosting In Part 3 you got the A name of your free hosting In Part 4 you configured everydns .net Now we will redirect non-www to www i.e mydomain.co.cc to www.mydomain.co.cc Once redirect is done all that the end user will ever see when he/she enters mycdomain.co.cc is www.mydomain.co.cc and your blog! Remember your end user will never see the long myusername.hipatic.0lx.net The method which we will follow is "Redirect using . htaccess " which is supported with the hosting that we have procured from hipatic.0lx.net in Part 2 Open notepad, copy the following into it, REPLACE MYDOMAIN WITH YOUR DOMAIN NAME. Change nothing else RewriteEngine On Rewrit...

Part 4: { This article is the 4 th part of a 5 part series on Setting up Blogger with a .co.cc domain: Ultimate Setup Please read the series from the start as this article alone may not make much sense Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5 } In Part 1 you got a free .co.cc domain In Part 2 you got a free Hipatic Hosting In Part 3 you got the A name of your free hosting Now if you remember in Part 1 we had setup your .co.cc doamin's DNS and pointed it to ns1.everydns.net, ns2.everydns.net, ns3.everydns.net & ns4.everydns.net. In Part 4 we will setup your dns at everydns .net to respond to that. Now goto http://everydns.net If you are a new user, sign up! Fill in the form with a proper email id. Press Sign Up. Follow the instructions that follow carefully. Once you have created a account. Login with the username and password you specified while signing up at http://everydns.net On your dashboard, you'll see something similar. Replace eg. : everydns .net with your .co.cc...

Part 3: { This article is the 3rd part of a 5 part series on Setting up Blogger with a .co.cc domain: Ultimate Setup Please read the series from the start as this article alone may not make much sense Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5 } If everything went fine in Part 1 & 2, you must now have a 1. free .co.cc domain like mydomain.co.cc 2. free Hipatic Hosting with a domain like myusername.hipatic.0lx.net In this part we will use netcraft.com to know the A name of your Hipatic free Hosting myusername.hipatic.0lx.net Goto http://netcraft.com Enter your myusername.hipatic.0lx.net free hosting site name. This is what you signed up for in step 2. (Replace test1 in the image with your username.) Press Enter A new window will open with this report. In that look for the IP address which will appear in the place of the text Your A name will appear here. It will be in the form of xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx eg 202.76.213.2 Make a note of this IP address which we will use as our A name in the next ste...

Part 2: { This article is the 2 nd part of a 5 part series on Setting up Blogger with a .co.cc domain: Ultimate Setup Please read the series from the start as this article alone may not make much sense Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5 } Now you need to find a host. If you are searching for a free host, Hipatic is a Byethost reseller. You can sign up at hipatic.0lx.net (down! try http://hosting4domains.info ) It provides php , mysql and most importantly ". htaccess " which is what we will be using for setting up our website. Click on Sign Up Fill the form. The Username is the name of the subdomain that you will get. Provide a real email id. Used for verification. After Submitting, You'll be asked click me to continue and then a Image verification. Follow the steps accordingly. After this you'll receive a confirmation email in your inbox. Check the Spam folder if you don't find the confirmation mail. After you confirm, you will receive a mail with your log...

Part 1: { This article is the 1st part of a 5 part series on  Setting up Blogger with a .co.cc domain: Ultimate Setup Part 1 Part 2  Part 3 Part 4  Part 5 } We had an article on setting up .co.cc with blogger. Although that is the easiest method, it has a serious drawback. If you used that method, your site will resolve correctly if and only if the user types in http://www.hipatic.co.cc If the user omits the "www" and types http://hipatic.co.cc he/she will get a 404 Page Not Found Error!  Your site would not resolve if you pointed your browser to say http://hipatic.co.cc simply because all that you had in your zone records was "www" on "hipatic.co.cc" pointing to ghs.google.com via a CNAME, i.e the server knew where to redirect http://www.hipatic.co.cc but had no clue about where to send the user if he/she requested for http://hipatic.co.cc Here we try to explain how to resolve your website with both the www and non www versions of your site name. Step 1: ...