Using flash drive as RAM in Windows Xp

Have you read about Microsoft ReadyBoost technology, but are disappointed it didn't make its way into Windows XP? .ReadyBoost is one of the core technologies implemented by Microsoft in Windows Vista. But the problem is that ReadyBoost is only available in Windows Vista and it never made it to its older sibling, Windows XP. Don't worry, you still can use the ReadyBoost feature in Windows XP.

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Using flash drive as RAM in Windows Vista

Adding extra memory (RAM) is one of the best ways to improve computer performance. But that was a limited resource as some computers may not exists extra RAM slots on the motherboard, and sometimes may be difficult due to incompatibility. In windows vista there's feature that can use flash drive as RAM. It is called windows ReadyBoost. It is a new concept in adding memory to the system. You can use USB Flash drive as an optional RAM. This will increases the RAM capacity and you can speedup computer or run multiple applications at the same time.

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Easy way to speed up Windows Xp

Backup first any important file/data before doing this to avoid things undesirable.
Don't do this if not accompanied by an expert. Risk on your own.

1. Run services.msc - Start , Run , type services.msc
   Turn off or disable this useless service ...
   

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Assassins Creed II review

Assassin's Creed 2's plot is just as contrived as the last one. In case you're unaware, you play as Desmond Miles, a man whose ancestry is riddled with notorious assassins. When strapped into a magical chair known as The Animus, Desmond can replay the memories of his ancestors for wonderfully convoluted reasons. Having escaped capture by Abstergo Industries, Desmond meets up with some modern day assassins who put him in a new Animus so he can relive the life of Ezio Auditore da Firenze and train to become a killer in a matter of days.

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Counter Strike Source - tips for beginners

This some tips to defeat those high levels

Fake Reload
Shoot a round out of your pistol at the beginning of the match. When you think (or hear) an enemy nearby, switch to your pistol, press reload, and quickly switch back to your main rifle. Most enemies will jump out and attack when they hear the reload sound, because they think you are defenseless.

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