CPU: Intel i7-3930X
GPU: Dual GTX 690
MOBO: Asus Rampage IV Extreme
HDD: WD 2 TB Caviar Black RAID 0+1
SSD: Intel 520 480 GB RAID 0+1
MEMORY: Corsair Dominator Platinum DDR3 1866 MHz
DVD: Asus Blu-Ray
CASE: Aerocool Strike-X ST Devil Red Edition
PSU: XFX 1250 W Black Edition
FANS: 14x Corsair SP120
I noticed this much earlier in the past when I first started with Android. We have 24 Mbps ADSL connection and still downloading the packages was vvvvery slow. The download speeds were around 10-50 kbps and now I’m getting 1200-1500 kbps. The solution was to run the SDK manager as an administrator in Windows. That multiplied the downloading speed by 120!
Finally my new book arrived. 
The new book Beginning Android 4 on the right. The left one is older Java book which I bought when I started programming with Java.
Hi
I did some research on the internet and I ended up to some site where a guy was tuning his computer. It looked great and I wanted to build similar. Here are some photos what I did. Unfortunately I don’t have photos about installing the lights.
Rear panel light switches
Rear panel light switches
Metal parts ready to be painted
Top panel fan holes
Metals painted
Lights installed
Red metals installed
Window location marked
Right tools are good for doing stuff
Cutting the hole
Hole cutted, no window
Hole cutted, u molding installed
Screws painted red
Window installed
Cardboard installed to protect the plastic window
Window and screws installed, lights on
Same from different direction
Hi
If you are hosting a Minecraft server with Hamachi and you haven’t purchased Hamachi to get more members in a single network, you will probably run out of free spots in the network.
To solve this problem, open Minecraft server’s properties file and edit the IP row. Set the value of that row to null (no content). Open Hamachi on the server machine. Create another network. Now, whatever network the user is connected to, he or she should be able to play by connecting to IP address of the server’s Hamachi network he’s logged in.