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Monday, February 18, 2008

[PHOTO] Playing With HDR


PLAYING WITH HDR

H.D.R. known as High Dynamic Range, Is graphical representation which have higher Detail Range in either the Lowlight region and the highlight region. It is also assume to be nearer to true vision, and usually used in Gaming to produce Extremely Detail and Better than Reality graphis.
The idea is simple why HDR is special. In normal vision, either by eyes or by sensor of digital camera, there is always a range where the image is been captured. Compare with a normal camera and our eye, we always felt that what we capture is not what we see. we feel that image capture by the camera is less real than the moment we see it. It will be like lossing certain detail. That is the Dynamic Range diffrent between our eye and the camera. The camera have low Dynamic Range than our eye.
However, certain high end Camera can produce more detail and vivid color image than what we see at that moment. Hence the Dynamic Range of that camera will be higher than our eye at that moment. It is still a limitation between the eye and the camera. It cant Capture what it cannot "SEE". In the end it still depends on the propertiess of what capture the source of light at that moment.
Yup. It cannot Capture what it cannot see.
Have you ever feel that during unfavour condition, such as backlighting of a subject, where the strong light source is from the back of the subject of interest such as a person, the eye can only focus on one at a time. if you want to see what is behind the person, you will find that the background is clear dispite the strong light, but the person or the subject gets darken and lossing all the detail. This is when you pipil constricted and sensitivity of retina reduced. However if we want to see the subject, the background will be over exposed , and goes white, as the pupil is dilated a little and increase sensitivity of the retina. hence the dark region of the image is clear. Hence you wonder if you can superimpose the two image to produce an image which is an allrounder, in dark and bright region. Sometimes it is true that you cant focus on too much detail at the same time f it is in its extreme, dark and bright. With HDR, you can improve the range of detail under view.
However, if your camera have low dynamic range, or you are not happy with the dynamic range of your camera, you can take several exposure to get all the possible range of detail and composed with a HDR generator in Photoshop CS or a simple PhotoMatrix Pro.
All the image with all the diffrent detail range can be supperimposed and processed to produce a High Dynamic Range which is much higher than the camera. All the exposure must be of the same and identical image.

A HDR image is produced by PhotoMatrix. This is the compound of my campus, from what i viewed from my window. The color looks very vivid and the detail range is very high. It is near to true vision, but since it is reproduced, the strength of light is diffrent from what it should be at that moment.
The Three image i take to produce a HDR image.

This is an Over exposure frame of image. As you can see, the high light area are totally overexposed, leaving the low light area (such as shadows) become more detailed.
The Color Histogram of the basic color, Red - Green - Blue, is skewed to the left.


This is a Normal Exposed Image. This is what a camera should see at its optimum settings. The image is averagely produced and there is less detail in both extreme , the bright sky and the dark shadow.
The color histogram have more a less centered.


In an uderexposed image, the detail in dark area is totally unrecognised. However the cloud of the bright sky can now be clearly see. The Bright area which is previously not hightlighed is highlighted.
The Color Histogram skew to the right.


The Final Image been reproduce have both the detail of the low light area (shadows) and high loght area (Clouds).
The Color Histogram is now a normal distribution. this is what we suposed to see. Not over exposed nor underexposed.
Now , the question is how to get 3 or more diffrent exposure of the same sence? Simple, any camera that can do exposure compensation , or even better with DSLR cameras that can take few sucessive shot with diffrent exposure values with just a click. It is called auto exposure bracketting.
Anyway, i am just a begineer in HDR, so more to be improved. This is my first sucessive HDR generating using Photomatrix.
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Sunday, February 17, 2008

[PHOTO] DON'T "BUG" ME

DON'T "BUG" ME - WHAT A MIRICULAR BUGGY BUG.

It is just a regullar sunday morning walk around my sweet little country house. My pyjamas was still on and my head was still dripping. ZzZzZz....
Last night i have had a very late game of Half Life 2 until early morning today. What a sleepy day. With the cool morning breeze blowing, i stood just in front of my main door, out looking the whole greeney gardern. With rustling leaves far and near, i close my eyes.
it was a 10 minuites stand , before i start my move towards the near by flower bush.
wow, nice little yellow flowers around the dark green bush, and with a little Pink flowers ....... i stuned ...... Pink ? ...... Why Pink ?
i open my eyes widely, full with curiosity. Why Pink .......
It do not mean i hate pink, just that, why there is pink flowers in my gardern.
i never had a pink flowers in my 100m radius, or even more. My house i in an rambutan and durian plantation, with a small garden in front and cement walls around my house like a fort. Where does the Pink come from.
I arose from my sleepiness. Yeah.... my logics starts to tell me is a nice little orchid flowers. With four petals, nicely textured, and a huge stem in between, and ...... wait , it moved ...... is it the wind ? ... yup .... but ...... it moved its antena ..... and the head ...
What? Dont scare me in the early morning like this .
The breeze stoped and total sillence came in. I just don't know how long I had been standing there, finally it move again, and this time its hand......
I rubbed my eyes, hoped i am not just seeing things......
I opened my eyes slowly and ...... it is there. Still there, sitting on the yellow flower.
I get close it it, and it looked at me at a sudden... I am stunned.
The logics tells me that it is not a flower, but something even more than just a bug.
It is a hybrid between a playing Mantis with an Orchid. What is that, an Orchid Mantis ? I am not a biotech student, so i am...... iam just blurred. A plant and an insect. An insect and a plant. What the world is going on ?
It has legs like petals, butt like stem, with two thin lined eyes, and it is Pink .....
I say to my self, God bless me with such a miracle looking bug in the morning like this. I quickly ran to my room and grab my Canon Power Shot A400, and called my mum. The Bug is still nicely sitting comfortably on the yellow flower.
Well, It is a Bug , there is no better explaination other than it.


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It Kept looking at me... Say Cheers .....

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A near Zoom Shot.

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Its Legs are just like Petals of an Orchid.

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Nice Color Contrast.

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Looking from below. i can see the "Hands".



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Saturday, February 16, 2008

[FLASH] RIGMASTER'S FLASH DESIGN


RIGMASTER'S FLASH DESIGN





At first it all start up from a free time hobby , playing with flash program.
well, by trial and error, i finally able to draw some basic flash for my friends.
I wonder who can teach me flash. thats what i always ask around, how ever my friends say no need learn already, i can be my own sifu. haih. it is my biggest problem then. since i lazy to learn through books, and internet. so i really spending half a year full time flash drawing in front of my computer... ends up quite well, although not too good.
Really have a tough time testing all the possibility of enhancing a drawing.

Well, lets enjoy some of my artwork without sifu.
It really test my passion allot.

FLASH Specially Designed for my FRIENDS



















FLASH Specially Designed for SMKCHONLINE









FLASH Specially Designed for MIRI CITY




WELCOME ( 7 Color LED DISPLAY eBANNER)



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[TECH] HEXADECIMAL COLOR CODE in a computer


hexadecimal COLOR CODES.


Computers recognise colors not like what we do. The computer only recognise digits. that is numbers that represent a color in our vision.
One of the method is hexadecimal colors. It represent three diffrent channels of color (primary colors - RGB - Red Blue Green) that mix and forms color that is please to the eye.
In Hexadecimal code, 0 (zero) is the lowest strength , while F is the highest strength. (hexadecimal numbers from 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,A,B,C,D,E,F - exactly 16 numbers - also called 16 bit color)
To understand what these number means, let understand the 6 numbers (#xxxxxx).
(#XXXXXX) can be read as (#XX.XX.XX) where XX is a strength for a color channel.
Hence in RGB, it is recognise as (# RED.GREEN.BLUE)

To write the hexadecimal color code, XX can be any number of the hexadecimal series (from 0 to F) . XX=00 to put the color channel to the lowest strength . XX=FF to put the color channel to the highest strength. The by mixing of the primary colors, it form another color that we want.

lets try.
(#000000) is black
(#FF0000) is red
(#00FF00) is green
(#0000FF) is Blue
(#FFFF00) is yellow as you mix red and green
(#00FFFF) is Cyan as you mix green and blue
(#FF00FF) is Magenta as you mix red and blue
etc etc and etc.... just type all the rational value from 00 to FF, and you can see the color change. haha.

just one more thing, you can try the color code in notepad (if you are using XP with IE)
in the notepad, just type <BODY BGCOLOR='#XXXXXX'> and save it as file type 'all files*' and file name ends with .htm (for example 'Test.htm') . Then open with IE or other explorer, and you will see what color you had mixed.

in older system it uses 3 numbers (#XXX) to represent a color, any it can be read as (#X.X.X) and it all work the same. Hence (#000) means black, (#FFF) means white, (#F00) means red ......etc... However , it had a limited type of color to represent, hence olden graphic - suck-.

Anyway, these hexadecimal codes is usefull in web programing, and any programe that recognise hexadecimal codes. However, more advance programe such as gaming recognise 32bit color coding. Hence to bring more realistic color to please our eyes.

The table below is hexadecimal color coding. have fun.




black(Safe 16 SVG Hex3) #000000 gray1 #030303 gray2 #050505
gray3 #080808 gray4 #0A0A0A gray5 #0D0D0D
gray6 #0F0F0F gray7 #121212 gray8 #141414
gray9 #171717 gray10 #1A1A1A gray11 #1C1C1C
gray12 #1F1F1F gray13 #212121 gray14 #242424
gray15 #262626 gray16 #292929 gray17 #2B2B2B
gray18 #2E2E2E gray19 #303030 gray20(Safe Hex3) #333333
gray21 #363636 gray22 #383838 gray23 #3B3B3B
gray24 #3D3D3D gray25 #404040 gray26 #424242
gray27 #454545 gray28 #474747 gray29 #4A4A4A
gray30 #4D4D4D gray31 #4F4F4F gray32 #525252
gray33(Hex3) #555555 gray34 #575757 gray35 #595959
gray36 #5C5C5C gray37 #5E5E5E gray38 #616161
gray39 #636363 gray40(Safe Hex3) #666666 dimgrey(SVG) #696969
dimgray(SVG) #696969 gray42 #6B6B6B gray43 #6E6E6E
gray44 #707070 gray45 #737373 gray46 #757575
gray47 #787878 gray48 #7A7A7A gray49 #7D7D7D
grey(16 SVG) #808080 gray50 #7F7F7F gray(16 SVG) #808080
gray51 #828282 gray52 #858585 gray53 #878787
gray54 #8A8A8A gray55 #8C8C8C gray56 #8F8F8F
gray57 #919191 gray58 #949494 gray59 #969696
gray60(Safe Hex3) #999999 gray61 #9C9C9C gray62 #9E9E9E
gray63 #A1A1A1 gray64 #A3A3A3 gray65 #A6A6A6
darkgray(SVG) #A9A9A9 gray66 #A8A8A8 darkgrey(SVG) #A9A9A9
gray67 #ABABAB sgilightgray(Hex3) #AAAAAA gray68 #ADADAD
gray69 #B0B0B0 gray70 #B3B3B3 gray71 #B5B5B5
gray72 #B8B8B8 gray73 #BABABA gray74 #BDBDBD
silver(16 SVG) #C0C0C0 gray #BEBEBE gray75 #BFBFBF
gray76 #C2C2C2 gray77 #C4C4C4 gray78 #C7C7C7
gray79 #C9C9C9 verylightgrey #CDCDCD gray80(Safe Hex3) #CCCCCC
gray81 #CFCFCF gray82 #D1D1D1 gray83 #D4D4D4
lightgrey(SVG) #D3D3D3 lightgray(SVG) #D3D3D3 gray84 #D6D6D6
gray85 #D9D9D9 gainsboro(SVG) #DCDCDC gray86 #DBDBDB
gray87 #DEDEDE gray88 #E0E0E0 gray89 #E3E3E3
gray90 #E5E5E5 gray91 #E8E8E8 gray92 #EBEBEB
gray93 #EDEDED gray94 #F0F0F0 gray95 #F2F2F2
whitesmoke(SVG) #F5F5F5 gray97 #F7F7F7 gray98 #FAFAFA
gray99 #FCFCFC white(Safe 16 SVG Hex3) #FFFFFF

The chart above shows the hexadecimal color codes for neutral colors--black, white, and shades of gray. All of these colors have no saturation.




snow4 #8B8989 snow3 #CDC9C9 snow2 #EEE9E9
rosybrown4 #8B6969 dustyrose #856363 salmon5 #6F4242
rosybrown(SVG) #BC8F8F rosybrown3 #CD9B9B indianred4 #8B3A3A
sgisalmon #C67171 brown #802A2A indianred(SVG) #CD5C5C
indianred3 #CD5555 brown(SVG) #A52A2A brown4 #8B2323
firebrick5 #8E2323 brown #A62A2A orange #CC3232
brown3 #CD3333 rosybrown2 #EEB4B4 firebrick4 #8B1A1A
firebrick(SVG) #B22222 firebrick3 #CD2626 brownmadder #DB2929
scarlet #8C1717 lightcoral(SVG) #F08080 indianred2 #EE6363
brown2 #EE3B3B firebrick2 #EE2C2C darkcherryred(Safe Hex3) #330000
bloodred(Safe Hex3) #660000 maroon(16 SVG) #800000 darkred(SVG) #8B0000
red3 #CD0000 red2(Hex3) #EE0000 red(Safe 16 SVG Hex3) #FF0000
firebrick1 #FF3030 novascotia salmon(Safe Hex3) #FF3333 brown1 #FF4040
seattle salmon(Safe Hex3) #FF6666 indianred1 #FF6A6A rosybrown1 #FFC1C1
flatpink(Safe Hex3) #FFCCCC snow(SVG) #FFFAFA chili #D44942
cadmiumreddeep #E3170D mistyrose3 #CDB7B5 cola #AF4035
bloodorange(Hex3) #CC1100 mistyrose2 #EED5D2 salmon(SVG) #FA8072
mistyrose(SVG) #FFE4E1 mistyrose4 #8B7D7B orangered #FF2400
burntumber #8A3324 tomato3 #CD4F39 tomato2 #EE5C42
safety cone #FF5333 tomato(SVG) #FF6347 coral4 #8B3E2F
tomato4 #8B3626 coral3 #CD5B45 coral2 #EE6A50
coral1 #FF7256 englishred #D43D1A nectarine(Safe Hex3) #FF3300
greenishumber #FF3D0D salmon4 #8B4C39 salmon3 #CD7054
chili powder #C73F17 salmon2 #EE8262 salmon1 #FF8C69
sandstone #A78D84 darksalmon(SVG) #E9967A fleshochre #FF5721
sepia #5E2612 orangered4 #8B2500 orangered3 #CD3700
orangered2 #EE4000 orangered(SVG) #FF4500 coral(SVG) #FF7F50
lightsalmon4 #8B5742 lightsalmon3 #CD8162 lightsalmon2 #EE9572
kidney bean #B13E0F maroon5 #691F01 lightsalmon(SVG) #FFA07A
verydarkbrown #5C4033 feldspar #D19275 sienna(SVG) #A0522D
sienna3 #CD6839 burntsienna #8A360F sienna2 #EE7942
orange5 #FF7D40 sienna1 #FF8247 sienna4 #8B4726
tan #DB9370 brownochre #87421F chocolate(Safe Hex3) #993300
ivoryblack #292421 darktan #97694F vandykebrown #5E2605
apricot #FBA16C cadmiumorange #FF6103 marsorange #964514
mandarianorange #E47833 oregon salmon(Hex3) #FF7722 semisweet chocolate1 #6B4226
bakerschocolate #5C3317 deepochre #733D1A orange(Safe Hex3) #FF6600
peach(Hex3) #FF9955 mediumwood #A68064 darkwood #855E42
lightwood #E9C2A6 chocolate3 #CD661D chocolate(SVG) #D2691E
saddlebrown(SVG) #8B4513 chocolate2 #EE7621 chocolate1 #FF7F24
seashell(SVG) #FFF5EE seashell3 #CDC5BF seashell2 #EEE5DE
marsyellow #E3701A rawsienna #C76114 seashell4 #8B8682
tan(Hex3) #EE8833 desert sand #FEE8D6 titanium #B6AFA9
peachpuff4 #8B7765 peachpuff3 #CDAF95 peachpuff2 #EECBAD
sandybrown(SVG) #F4A460 peachpuff(SVG) #FFDAB9 tan4 #8B5A2B
copper #B87333 tan2 #EE9A49 coffee #AA5303
tan1 #FFA54F espresso #E7C6A5 peru(SVG) #CD853F
gold6 #CD7F32 gold5 #CC7F32 linen(SVG) #FAF0E6
ochre(Hex3) #CC7722 darkorange4 #8B4500 darkorange3 #CD6600
darkorange2 #EE7600 darkorange1 #FF7F00 orange #FF8000
sand(Safe Hex3) #FFCC99 goldochre #C77826 melon #E3A869
yellowochre #E38217 cinnamon #7B3F00 bisque3 #CDB79E
newtan #EBC79E light copper #EDC393 darkorange5 #FF8600
antiquewhite3 #CDC0B0 burlywood4 #8B7355 bisque2 #EED5B7
carrot #ED9121 darkorange(SVG) #FF8C00 bisque(SVG) #FFE4C4
antiquewhite1 #FFEFDB bisque4 #8B7D6B beige #A39480
burlywood3 #CDAA7D tan(SVG) #D2B48C antiquewhite2 #EEDFCC
burlywood(SVG) #DEB887 brick #9C661F burlywood2 #EEC591
antiquewhite(SVG) #FAEBD7 cool copper #D98719 eggshell #FCE6C9
cadmiumyellow #FF9912 burlywood1 #FFD39B antiquewhite4 #8B8378
rawumber #734A12 navajowhite4 #8B795E navajowhite3 #CDB38B
navajowhite2 #EECFA1 bread #FCD59C peach #FEF0DB
cinnamon(Hex3) #AA6600 aureolineyellow #FFA824 cheddar #FFC469

The chart above shows the hexadecimal color codes for warm colors, including shades of red, orange, brown, yellow, yellowgreen, and similar colors.




navajowhite(SVG) #FFDEAD blanchedalmond(SVG) #FFEBCD bronzeii #A67D3D
beach sand #EED6AF papayawhip(SVG) #FFEFD5 naplesyellowdeep #FFA812
moccasin(SVG) #FFE4B5 wheat4 #8B7E66 bronze #8C7853
wheat3 #CDBA96 wheat2 #EED8AE wheat(SVG) #F5DEB3
oldlace(SVG) #FDF5E6 orange4 #8B5A00 orange3 #CD8500
orange2 #EE9A00 orange(SVG) #FFA500 wheat1 #FFE7BA
sienna #8E6B23 gold7(Hex3) #FFAA00 cadmium yellowlight #FFB00F
floralwhite(SVG) #FFFAF0 dark wheat #E8C782 pyridiumorange #F0A804
honey #FEE5AC darkgoldenrod1 #FFB90F goldenrod(SVG) #DAA520
goldenrod4 #8B6914 goldenrod3 #CD9B1D goldenrod2 #EEB422
darkgoldenrod4 #8B6508 darkgoldenrod(SVG) #B8860B darkgoldenrod3 #CD950C
darkgoldenrod2 #EEAD0E goldenrod1 #FFC125 semisweet chocolate2 #E6B426
mustard(Hex3) #FFCC11 cornsilk(SVG) #FFF8DC ash #C6C3B5
cornsilk3 #CDC8B1 cornsilk2 #EEE8CD oldgold #CFB53B
buttermilk #FEF1B5 light goldenrod4 #8B814C light goldenrod3 #CDBE70
lightgoldenrod2 #EEDC82 light goldenrod1 #FFEC8B cornsilk4 #8B8878
sgibrightgray #C5C1AA banana #E3CF57 lightgoldenrod #EEDD82
gold4 #8B7500 gold3 #CDAD00 gold2 #EEC900
gold(SVG) #FFD700 brass #B5A642 cream city brick #E2DDB5
grapefruit #F3E88E cadmiumlemon #FFE303 lemonchiffon3 #CDC9A5
lemonchiffon2 #EEE9BF khaki(SVG) #F0E68C corn #FBEC5D
yolk #FFE600 lemonchiffon(SVG) #FFFACD khaki4 #8B864E
khaki3 #CDC673 palegoldenrod(SVG) #EEE8AA khaki2 #EEE685
khaki1 #FFF68F lemonchiffon4 #8B8970 darkkhaki(SVG) #BDB76B
coconut #FFFCCF fog #CBCAB6 ivory4 #8B8B83
lightyellow4 #8B8B7A warmgrey #808069 ivory3 #CDCDC1
lightyellow3 #CDCDB4 wheat #D8D8BF darkolivegreen #4F4F2F
khaki #9F9F5F ivory2 #EEEEE0 ganegreen(Hex3) #777733
sgiolivedrab #8E8E38 lightyellow2 #EEEED1 beige(SVG) #F5F5DC
mediumgoldenrod #EAEAAE goldenrod #DBDB70 brightgold #D9D919
lightgoldenrodyellow(SVG) #FAFAD2 olive(16 SVG) #808000 yellow4 #8B8B00
yellow3 #CDCD00 ralphyellow(Safe Hex3) #CCCC00 yellow2(Hex3) #EEEE00
yellow(Safe 16 SVG Hex3) #FFFF00 papaya #FFFF7E popcornyellow(Hex3) #FFFFAA
bone(Safe Hex3) #FFFFCC lightyellow(SVG) #FFFFE0 ivory(SVG) #FFFFF0
celery #CFD784 pear #D1E231 battleship #D0D2C4
titaniumwhite #FCFFF0 safety vest #C8F526 chromeoxidegreen #668014
goldgreen(Hex3) #AADD00 avacado #A2C257 chrome #E8F1D4
olivedrab4 #698B22 olivedrab(SVG) #6B8E23 yellowgreen2 #99CC32
yellowgreen(SVG) #9ACD32 olivedrab2 #B3EE3A olivedrab1 #C0FF3E
melonrindgreen #DFFFA5 darkolivegreen(SVG) #556B2F darkolivegreen4 #6E8B3D
darkolivegreen3 #A2CD5A darkolivegreen2 #BCEE68 darkolivegreen1 #CAFF70
greenyellow(SVG) #ADFF2F terreverte #385E0F

The chart above shows the hexadecimal color codes for warm colors, including shades of red, orange, brown, yellow, yellowgreen, and similar colors.




chartreuse4 #458B00 chartreuse3 #66CD00 chartreuse2 #76EE00
lawngreen(SVG) #7CFC00 chartreuse(SVG) #7FFF00 forestgreen2 #567E3A
cinnabargreen #61B329 greenyellow #93DB70 olive3b #3B5E2B
sapgreen #308014 cantaloupe #9CA998 leaf #55AE3A
honeydew4 #838B83 honeydew3 #C1CDC1 darkseagreen4 #698B69
darkgreen #2F4F2F mediumseagreen #426F42 palegreen4 #548B54
darkseagreen(SVG) #8FBC8F honeydew2 #E0EEE0 darkseagreen3 #9BCD9B
sgichartreuse #71C671 palegreen3 #7CCD7C huntergreen #215E21
forestgreen(SVG) #228B22 limegreen(SVG) #32CD32 darkseagreen2 #B4EEB4
lightgreen(SVG) #90EE90 palegreen(SVG) #98FB98 pinegreen(Safe Hex3) #003300
darkgreen(SVG) #006400 green(16 SVG) #008000 green4 #008B00
green3 #00CD00 green2(Hex3) #00EE00 lime(Safe 16 SVG Hex3) #00FF00
parrotgreen(Safe Hex3) #33FF33 wasabi(Safe Hex3) #66FF66 palegreen1 #9AFF9A
darkseagreen1 #C1FFC1 offwhitegreen(Safe Hex3) #CCFFCC honeydew(SVG) #F0FFF0
viridianlight #6EFF70 cobaltgreen #3D9140 permanentgreen #0AC92B
mint green #BDFCC9 springgreen(Safe Hex3) #00FF33 eton blue #96C8A2
truegreen #00AF33 old money #337147 aquamarine #70DB93
cucumber #2C5D3F neonavocado(Safe Hex3) #00FF66 seagreen(SVG) #2E8B57
seagreen2 #4EEE94 emeraldgreen #00C957 seagreen1 #54FF9F
moon #DBE6E0 mediumseagreen(SVG) #3CB371 seagreen3 #43CD80
springgreen4 #008B45 springgreen3 #00CD66 springgreen2 #00EE76
springgreen(SVG) #00FF7F mintcream(SVG) #F5FFFA lampblack #2E473B
emeraldgreen2 #28AE7B mediumspringgreen(SVG) #00FA9A seagreen #238E68
aquamarine4 #458B74 mediumaquamarine(SVG) #66CDAA mediumaquamarine3 #32CD99
mediumaquamarine2 #32CC99 aquamarine2 #76EEC6 seagreen(Hex3) #00FFAA
aquamarine(SVG) #7FFFD4 indigo2 #218868 coldgrey #808A87
turquoiseblue #00C78C turquoise #0FDDAF greencopper #527F76
light teal(Safe Hex3) #00FFCC darkgreencopper #4A766E mint blue #DBFEF8
blue ice #DAF4F0 turquoise(SVG) #40E0D0 manganeseblue #03A89E
lightseagreen(SVG) #20B2AA mediumturquoise(SVG) #48D1CC

The chart above shows the hexadecimal color codes for shades of greens, teal, and similar colors.




azure4 #838B8B lightcyan4 #7A8B8B azure3 #C1CDCD
paleturquoise4 #668B8B lightcyan3 #B4CDCD darkslategray(SVG) #2F4F4F
darkslategrey(SVG) #2F4F4F cadetblue #5F9F9F lightblue #C0D9D9
darkslategray4 #528B8B azure2 #E0EEEE paleturquoise3 #96CDCD
sgiteal #388E8E darkslategray3 #79CDCD lightcyan2 #D1EEEE
lightblue #8FD8D8 turquoise #ADEAEA mediumturquoise #70DBDB
paleturquoise2 #AEEEEE paleturquoise(SVG) #AFEEEE darkslategray2 #8DEEEE
teal(16 SVG) #008080 darkcyan(SVG) #008B8B cyan3 #00CDCD
cyan2(Hex3) #00EEEE cyan(Safe 16=aqua SVG Hex3) #00FFFF aqua(Safe 16 SVG Hex3) #00FFFF
darkslategray1 #97FFFF paleturquoise1(Hex3) #BBFFFF lightcyan(SVG) #E0FFFF
azure(SVG) #F0FFFF darkturquoise(SVG) #00CED1 cadetblue(SVG) #5F9EA0
turquoise4 #00868B turquoise3 #00C5CD turquoise2 #00E5EE
turquoise1 #00F5FF cadetblue4 #53868B old copper #73B1B7
cadetblue3 #7AC5CD cadetblue2 #8EE5EE cerulean #05B8CC
cadetblue1 #98F5FF powderblue(SVG) #B0E0E6 lightblue4 #68838B
lightblue3 #9AC0CD lake michigan #50A6C2 lightblue(SVG) #ADD8E6
lightblue2 #B2DFEE deepskyblue4 #00688B skyblue5(Safe Hex3) #0099CC
deepskyblue3 #009ACD deepskyblue2 #00B2EE deepskyblue(SVG) #00BFFF
lightblue1 #BFEFFF peacock #33A1C9 skyblue(SVG) #87CEEB
summersky #38B0DE steelblue #236B8E skyblue6 #3299CC
lightskyblue4 #607B8B lightskyblue3 #8DB6CD lightskyblue2 #A4D3EE
neon blue #67C8FF lightskyblue1 #B0E2FF lightskyblue(SVG) #87CEFA
skyblue3 #6CA6CD skyblue4 #4A708B cerulean blue #9BC4E2
skyblue2 #7EC0EE skyblue1 #87CEFF steelblue(SVG) #4682B4
steelblue3 #4F94CD steelblue2 #5CACEE steelblue1 #63B8FF
steelblue4 #36648B aliceblue(SVG) #F0F8FF slategray(SVG) #708090
slategrey(SVG) #708090 lightslategrey(SVG Hex3) #778899 lightslategray(SVG Hex3) #778899
slategray3 #9FB6CD sgilightblue #7D9EC0 dodgerblue4 #104E8B
dodgerblue3 #1874CD dodgerblue2 #1C86EE slateblue #007FFF
dodgerblue(SVG) #1E90FF slategray4 #6C7B8B heather blue #B7C3D0
blueberry #75A1D0 slategray2 #B9D3EE slategray1 #C6E2FF
lightsteelblue4 #6E7B8B lightsteelblue3 #A2B5CD lightsteelblue(SVG) #B0C4DE
lightsteelblue2 #BCD2EE lightsteelblue1 #CAE1FF cornflowerblue(SVG) #6495ED
darkturquoise #7093DB cobalt #3D59AB royalblue4 #27408B
royalblue3 #3A5FCD royalblue(SVG) #4169E1 royalblue2 #436EEE
royalblue1 #4876FF aluminum #A9ACB6 silver #E6E8FA
midnightblue #2F2F4F cornflowerblue #42426F lightsteelblue #8F8FBC
richblue #5959AB sgislate blue #7171C6 quartz #D9D9F3
navyblue #23238E mediumblue #3232CD mediumblue #3232CC
midnightblue(SVG) #191970 lavender(SVG) #E6E6FA midnightblue(Safe Hex3) #000033
navy(16 SVG) #000080 darkblue(SVG) #00008B newmidnightblue #00009C
mediumblue(SVG) #0000CD blue2(Hex3) #0000EE blue(Safe 16 SVG Hex3) #0000FF
royalblue(Safe Hex3) #3333FF neonblue #4D4DFF cobalt(Safe Hex3) #6666FF
periwinkle(Hex3) #AAAAFF offwhiteblue(Safe Hex3) #CCCCFF ghostwhite(SVG) #F8F8FF
ultramarine #120A8F darkslateblue(SVG) #483D8B slateblue4 #473C8B
slateblue(SVG) #6A5ACD slateblue3 #6959CD slateblue2 #7A67EE
lightslateblue #8470FF slateblue1 #836FFF mediumslateblue(SVG) #7B68EE
cornflower(Safe Hex3) #3300FF mediumpurple4 #5D478B mediumpurple2 #9F79EE
mediumpurple3 #8968CD mediumpurple(SVG) #9370DB mediumpurple1 #AB82FF
blue safe(Safe Hex3) #6600FF blue deep #380474

The chart above shows the hexadecimal color codes for shades of blue, teal, cyan, and similar colors.










indigo #2E0854
mediumslateblue2 #7F00FF purple4 #551A8B
purple3 #7D26CD
blueviolet(SVG) #8A2BE2 purple2 #912CEE
purple1 #9B30FF indigo(SVG) #4B0082
purple #A020F0
darkslateblue #6B238E
darkorchid4 #68228B darkorchid(SVG) #9932CC
darkorchid #9932CD darkorchid3 #9A32CD
darkorchid2 #B23AEE
purple6(Hex3) #AA00FF
darkorchid1 #BF3EFF darkviolet(SVG) #9400D3
zincwhite #FDF8FF ultramarineviolet #5C246E
mediumorchid4 #7A378B
mediumorchid3 #B452CD
mediumorchid(SVG) #BA55D3 mediumorchid2 #D15FEE
grape(Safe Hex3) #CC00FF
mediumorchid1 #E066FF violet #8F5E99
cobaltvioletdeep #91219E thistle4 #8B7B8B
plum4 #8B668B
thistle3 #CDB5CD
thistle(SVG) #D8BFD8 violet #4F2F4F
blueviolet #9F5F9F lavender(Safe Hex3) #CC99CC
plum3 #CD96CD
sgibeet #8E388E
thistle2 #EED2EE plum(SVG) #DDA0DD
plum2 #EAADEA orchid #DB70DB
plum2 #EEAEEE
violet(SVG) #EE82EE
purple(16 SVG) #800080 darkmagenta(SVG) #8B008B
truepurple(Safe Hex3) #990099
magenta3 #CD00CD magenta2(Hex3) #EE00EE
fuchsia(Safe 16 SVG Hex3) #FF00FF magenta(Safe 16=fuchsia SVG Hex3)
#FF00FF
plum1(Hex3) #FFBBFF
thistle1 #FFE1FF
orchid4 #8B4789 orchid3 #CD69C9
orchid(SVG) #DA70D6 orchid1 #FF83FA
orchid2 #EE7AE9
darkpurple #871F78
rose(Safe Hex3) #FF00CC maroon6 #8E236B
violetred #CC3299 fuchsia2(Hex3) #FF00AA
spicypink #FF1CAE
maroon4 #8B1C62
maroon3 #CD2990 violetred #D02090
mediumvioletred(SVG) #C71585 maroon2 #EE30A7
maroon1 #FF34B3
neonpink #FF6EC7
deeppink4 #8B0A50 deeppink3 #CD1076
deeppink2 #EE1289 deeppink(SVG)
#FF1493
hotpink4 #8B3A62
raspberry
#872657
deeppurple #551033 orangered
#FF007F
hotpink(SVG) #FF69B4
hotpink1 #FF6EB4 hotpink2 #EE6AA7
cranberry #B6316C violetred4 #8B2252
violetred3 #CD3278
violetred2 #EE3A8C
violetred1 #FF3E96 hotpink3 #CD6090
broadwaypink(Safe Hex3) #FF0066 lavenderblush4 #8B8386
maroonb0 #B03060
lavenderblush2 #EEE0E5
lavenderblush3 #CDC1C5 palevioletred3
#CD6889
palevioletred(SVG) #DB7093
palevioletred1 #FF82AB lavenderblush(SVG) #FFF0F5
palevioletred4 #8B475D palevioletred2 #EE799F
pink4 #8B636C
pink3 #CD919E
pink2 #EEA9B8 pink1 #FFB5C5
crimson(SVG) #DC143C
bright red(Safe Hex3) #FF0033 permanent redviolet #DB2645
pink(SVG) #FFC0CB
lightpink2 #EEA2AD geraniumlake #E31230
peachpuff #FFADB9 lightpink(SVG) #FFB6C1
lightpink4 #8B5F65
lightpink3 #CD8C95 lightpink1 #FFAEB9
apple #CC4E5C
ruby red #C82536
alizarincrimson #E32636 indianred #B0171F
cherry #EB5E66 venetianred #D41A1F
cadmiumredlight #FF030D
burntsienna #551011
madderlakedeep #E32E30 rosemadder #E33638
hematite #E35152

The chart above shows the hexadecimal color codes for shades of purple, indigo, violet, pink, red, and similar colors.



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[TECH] MY TIPS in COMPUTER HARDWARE V1


[TECH] MY TIPS in COMPUTER HARDWARE (VERSION1)
This Post is actually accumulation of my post in several technical forums.
Hence , over time, the little tips become whole junk of it and therefore i rather post it in blog than in forum, as post in forums always get submerged over time.
Most of the tips are common knowledge, just that, i learn many of then through "trail and error" method, ( like changing 7 motherboard, 8 rams, 4 hardisk, 6 power supply...... in 6 months time), therefore i think of having my hardwork saved in this blog.

phew!! Sweat Sweat .... Now i no longer doing computer stuff , as too much time had been spend. I already sold most of the item, remaining whats best for me.
Actually i should say, what remaining in my hand now are even more junkier than ever.
As you know, now i am in Medic, so there is no use of having a great computer. A decent Power point processing capable computer is more than enough.
Tips are still Tips ... Not Rules ... You can either ignore or apply .... And even you ignore it , the tips still applicable up to certain extend .
Rules are things must applicable under most condition .
Laws are thing must applicable throughout the universe .
Nowadays , the technical Support team is Doing Dignosis on a Relative Machines ... all machines are relative to each other and not all machine are the same , just there is some common in them and that will be the tips
Anyway, Since it is written in 2005, certain Tips may still apply. Even they dont, the basic principle still remain the same.
Just like a flower plant, no matter how you modify it, its basic still remains as a plant and old tips may still apply. (Yup, i mean - May)
GOLDEN TIPS (1) :
PROCESSORS must always be kept in Optimum Temperature in order to function at Maximum Performance !

All silicon Product had electron flowing in it .
According to thermodynamic law , The electron will be moving faster is in higher temp .
But the higher the Temperature , Fast moving Electron will Bombard and knocking around the silicon wall (causing Thermal resistance) and sometimes Knock off the other Valence electron from the silicon structure .
If the Silicon structure been altered , the Efficientcy of electron transport will decrease .
Somehow these High speed Electrons may Break the wall and fly to the other side of the circuit and cause short circuit ( electron tunneling ) . The Optimum Temperature for most processor is about 35 celcius to 65 celcius depends on architecture and model. Too cold a temp may cause electron refuse to move .
More on Processor Electrical Specifications :http://users.erols.com/chare/elec.htm
Good Information about choosing a good Heat Sink for your needs:http://www.heatsink-guide.com/
GOLDEN TIPS (2) :
PROCESSORS and HEAT SINK .... why still need thermal compound in between ?
Flat surface on the processor and Heat Sink looks like mirror ... when the two in contact , shouldn't it have any Thermal transfer Problem , since Metal is a good conductor ... anyway , this is wrong in microscopic level .
All Perfect flat surface of any molecular object is build of Millions of atoms .. this atoms do not align perfectly in a orderly manner like crystal do but create manny micro pits and valleys on the so called flat surface .
When the two surface in contact , the microscopic Pits and Valleys Reduce the surface in contact and creates Gaps in between . Thermal conducting Paste or compound is used to fill this gap so that there is no insulating Air trap in between .
GOLDEN TIPS (3) :
The More RAM the better ?
RAM , called Random Acess Memory .... is a crucial part in your PC system ..
It store all the recent Active data as temporary files . Same function as Hard Disk , RAM also used to save and cache Data , but one big diffrent between Them , The Data Acess Speed .
A normal DDR400 (2X200MHz RAM) had transfer speed at Few GB persecond while a Hard Disk ATA133 (133MHz) had data transfer at 133MBps ....
Some Hardisk transfer rates examples :
Ultra DMA ATA 33 : 33MBps
Ultra DMA ATA 66 : 66MBps
Ultra DMA ATA 100 : 100MBps
Ultra DMA ATA 133 : 133MBps
SATA : 150MBps
SATA 2 : 375MBps

The MB's still looks big , but if we comparatively use a larger data transfer between them , the performance will be much a diffrence .
Thats why the Lagg when lack of RAM.
When the RAM ussage is full , all your data is store in your Hard Disk as Page files .
When running a program , Files are acess in a large scale , expecially Video editing and Gaming , where the compressed files need to be decompress before use (You open one JPEG file of 1MB with notepad , end up using 40MB space in RAM , thats what i mean decompress the compressed files before the system can processed it for your editing processes ).
Since it is in simultaneous files acessing , acess files from the hard disk (Read) and Write at the Hard Disk (write) as temporary Page files at the same time will burden your hardisk (as it had only One set of Moving Read/Write Head and usually the Decompressed files are much more than the original compressed format ) .
If we can let all the Decompressed files taken care by the RAMs , the the Hard Disc will be relax by concentrate at Output data and save data when needed . Split the Burden .A
nyway , For a normal Windows XP, about 100MB will be used by Clean System , 100MB used by Background Programes ... Always keep your system With RAM >256MB for system ussage .
Then the extra RAMs for your program depends on what program you use ...
A Flash progame may use 300MB , Alexzender Games uses 1.3GB , Video editing with Pinnacle uses about 400MB on editing .....
A tips is that , always have at least 512MB RAM in your system . 1024MB is even better .
Add Ons :
some 2 gig RAM are perform less than 1 Gig because the Higher Space per Ram and the Memory Speed is still the same ... it take longer time to Acess a data in it ... and it is called Latency ...
The Time Lagg before a Data can be find and acessed ... So it is better to had 4X512MB ram running than 1X2GB running , unless your RAM speed is high .
More Ram Pieces means the data acessing and writing will be growing Parallel .
Ah ... Dual Channel DDR is better than Single channel DDR as Data can be write and acess simultaneously .
GOLDEN TIPS (4) :
Long Time to LOAD a Program ?
Experience 10 mins to open a Programe (expecially Adobe or other Graphic editing software ) .. the only thing is that the data transfer from HDD to RAM and to Graphic card is so slow that it need to wait till everything is in placed ...
Data transfer on Computer system is very important when Loading a program ...
First is HDD speed ... if your HDD (acess and transfer) speed is low ... more time will be taken to seek and acess a program ... Try to defragment always and leave enough space for windows pagging .. If you can affort , get those RAPTOR or SCSI HDD and make use of the SATA2 300MB/s transfer speed .
These are really for workstation where Data Acessing and storing is very important . Recomemded for graphic / audio editing personel and also Gamming RIG .
Then the CPU ... if your CPU is slow , then the instruction per clock will be very slow ... As CPU is giving the Power to Encode and Decode a File ( usually all data saved in Computer is not in RAW form but Compressed form ) Try a better Multitasking CPU and Higher FSB value .... ah ... temperature affect the effectiveness of CPU too ...
Then the RAM speed ... If your ram speed is too slow ( compare DDR200 and DDR400) the Data need to load from HDD and CPU to RAM and save as temporary folder is slow ... Low latency RAM may help also .
Big ram may let your RAM to be "free" to random data paging and acess ... Insufficient rams may only Cause system to be slower as data had to force to PAGE at the HDD at the same time Load from HDD .At last the Graphic Speed .. first the path speed .
High speed AGP slot may save the day at 8X but 16X PCIE is even Better .....
The Picture of Processed graphic may show more instantly than waiting for the Lagg to produce Pixel by Pixel ....
Then the Graphic processing speed ....
The Graphic LAGG usually indicate by Scrolling a Pic or Page ...
The Graphic Processor is struggle to produce the pixel you need ...
Other than these hardware issues, software issue such as overloaded fonts types and files types may also slow down your computer. As the operating system may just struggle to recognise all the diffrent file and font types around your computer in order to preload to the RAM so that they can be acess more readily .
GOLDEN TIPS (5) :
Same Resolution VGA and TVout ... why on TV is worse and how to contrast the wording ?
words in computers screen are build out of EFFECTIVE PIXEL per Word ....
The more the pixel per word the More detail the word will be ...
So get a higher end graphic card that support higher TV out resolution ...
The Wordings on window will be clear on tv ( but still not that clear as Most old tv do not run at 1204X768 resolution but mostly 400X300 or 800X600 Settings ...
New graphic card can set TV out Gamma and contrast ...
You can use that to Contrast your TV settings and Enhance the words ... but not that effective ...
The Minimum effective Pixel Per word for normal partially Visible Words is 5x3 ....
So since your Main Monitor is 1024x768 (if) and your TV Output is 800X600 (if) there is lots of Pixel loss as Tv Out do not resize your 2nd Desktop - as a normal 800X600 VGA desktop will be (if you use clone mode) and hence "blured" .
GOLDEN TIPS (6) :
BROKEN Items on Motherboard , Can Fix Ka ?
Ah ... Anythig broke from MOBO (expecially those with embeded legs ones , not surface mounted ones ) very hard to save ...
those things are so small and are perfectly manufacture that they dont spark or touch between them .. if you end up soldering it back ... there is danger of futher short circuit or fire ... dont try it .. or try at your own risk ...
Ah , some of the motherboarded use multiple layers soldering ...Thats mean there is few layers of circuit ... The top and bottom layer can be seen but those "sandwich" between the Bord cant be seen ...
Dont try to "Be self Clever" because we dont know what are the connection are ....
Be safe , give the Mobo to the professionals and let them decide ...
GOLDEN TIPS (7) :
PerFormance of PCTV worse than Real TV ?
This is mostly happen on internal PCTV ( or Personal Computer Television ) .
First of all , to determine why The Performance is worse , we must look into the First expect ... Why there is Lines and Blurs and Dots on the Screen . This is mostly Due to Interference .
Interference of Signals . Internal PCTV unit usually Located very near to other electronic component such as High Power Circuitory on Motherboard and Cards ( the current flow in each individual circuit had create a mess of Electric and Magnetic field Interference inside the PC ) , Fans ( usually Motor device create Spikes in Current when the magnetic Flux is Cut , current induction being formed and the Flatuation of current during the Brush Contact - even nowadays the Brushless DC fans is being used , but the Theory is still the same , there is a few Coil which is constantly being Energised synchronusly to move the rotating Magnet ) and also others Power Component as well like inductors and Transformers .
As you know that Radio Signal is in a Electromagnetic Wave Form , There is a electric field which is Perpendicular to the Magnetic Field . If any of this field is distorted , there is when interference happens . Likewise , When you Open a florocent lamp , the few starting Blink can interfere with near by radio or televison .
The sudden acceleration of electron (due to The Sudden pulses from the starter and nature of alternating current ) had create E.M wave that will Interfere with your system .
You cant advoid them but you can minimise them by Shield all your wires and ground them .
Finish talking about the field interference , another most important Issues that PCTV usually cant receive good signal without antena is because of the nature of your casing .
Metal Casing is a good conductor . And there will be no electric Field in a Hollow Conductor ( or get though it ) unless there is a electric field source in the the hollow conductor ( as you know from first explanation about interference , you will know that there is lots of Electric Field in the Metal casing which is produced by the PC Circuitry itself but the Electric field cant reach into your PCTV tuner card ! because it is shield by the Metal casing ! ...
you are actually receive the signal from the circuitry rather than the signal from the TV station ) .
A Radia E.M signal is received if an electron being oscillated by the electric field of the E.M Wave and hence produce current in the antana which will be detected by your tuner .
So it is always Adviceable to Use a Antena to your PCTV tuner .
If you had an Outdoor Antena , it is even better . S
o you may ask why Your TV set receive Signal better than the PCTV tuner ? The answer is , your TV set is not make of Full Metal Casing but plastic , polyfiber or Wood .
Electric field still can pass through them .Why there is sometimes Pixels in the screen and not as clear as the real TV .
This is only applicable to older Tunner cards running with Analog TV Signal .
The analog is actually converted into digital signals before an information can be read by the computer .
The more powerful the converter , the better the Digital signal is reproduced .
Newer Digital Signals are Clearer than before expecially HDTV Pc Media center tunners and WiFi TVs .
So Is External USB PCTV better than Internal PCTV tuner ?
External PCTV of course can get better signal than internal ones but the quality is still Dependent weather your USB Port Can supply enough juice for Your external Device .
a Typical USB port can only Supply 500mA per port .
if higher than that , is consider not stable .
So far , if you had internal PCTV tunner with powerful antena is consider O.K. and cheaper than those external ones .
GOLDEN TIPS (8)
Do Dust Kills ?
yup Dust kills But not much experiment done on this yet .
May be you can do the experiment on it .
There is lots kinds of dust particle (tiny particles in air)This may include Oil vapour , Microbes , tiny metal pieces , sand particles , unburn hydrocardons , water molecules , Heavy metals , furs , meteorite dusts ............
All these are called Dirt if it is collect on a opening surface of object .
Cleaning Dirt .... you must know what the nature of those dirt .
But so far i know most of the dirt is come from Cooking Smoke , car exhaust and exposed lands . These Dust are relatively sticky and grey ... (get dark if too many of them entangle each other ) Hence they are oily in nature .But which are to ways to clean each of them ?
That tips issn't complete for show yet . Because not enough of sample for perfect cleaning .
So far i try is Air Brush , paint brush , vacuum , liquid cleaning (using alcohol , special cleaners) . others method must still be verify If anyone have it , do contribute a little Anyway , i found that Vaccum is dangerous if you do not take care . as Fast moving Dust Particle in Plastic tube will generate enough static to fried your motherboard .
(Some cases i encounter here had their Motherboard Mulfunction after Vacuumed )
GOLDEN ADVICE (9)
i planning to add another 1gb for dual channel. so as for virtual memory, should i set it or leave it to default ??actually wad does physical and virtual memory does hor ?? issit the setting we do in bios reflect this ?

Physical memory is the REAL memory that can be found hardwarely available in a computer system ... This is indicated by your ram space .
This can be detected in Bios .
Virtual Memory is not the the Real memory of a system .
It is windows created Memory paging in a computer . ( cant detect in Bios) .
Windows will write excess Memory requirement as paging files in the Hardisk when low in Physical memory .
The maximum Virtual memory that can be used (mean how much you want to sacrifice your hardisk space for windows paging) can be set in windows .
Virtual memory usually can be left as 1024mb-2048mb .
in case you really dont have enough physical memory , your system at least know there is some place like "virtual memory" to put excess memory.
Anyway , Virtual memory speed is much lower than Physical memory . Hence you may encounter Slow Down .Add another 1GB is not a problem . But to run in high speed dual channel Mode you need two identical rams for that . (that means assume you had another 1 gb in hand )Futher Explanation .....
You can set the Windows Paging Files Settings at Advance system settings .The Easiest way to go is rightclick at your "my computer icon" , Click "Properties" and it will come out the "system Properties" . Click The "Advance" tab and Look at the first data , "Performance" section . Click The Tab "settings" under this category and it will popup a "performance Option" window . On this window , click the "advance" tab and you will see three coulombs . Go to the last one that state "Virtual Memory" . Click "Change" if you want to adjust the Virtual Memory settings .
For Normal XP it should be 512MB min and 1024MB Max . But if you had a larger HDD , You can set it to 1024 to 2048 or 2048 to 4096 .The increase of virtuall memory will reduce the available space for other data ( like wise is you set new value 2048MB from previous 1024MB , you will notice the hard disk ussage increase by 1024MB . This Page Space Is not Nessasary Already Used , but a reserved space where no one can interfere .
You can always reduce the page files by the same method , if you always run into not enough HDD space for your document .Anyway , increasing your Virtual Memory will not derease your System Performance (unless you RAM is full and data being Page into HDD) .
But Low in Virtual and Physical Memory will give lots of warning of "virtual Memory Low" . Some times if your HDD is no space left , Some program will be halt , because no place to write the following memory .
GOLDEN ADVICE (10)
As for physical memory, does the application we runs reflec the amount of system cache ?? Cos i notice my system cache memory on 256ram is alwiz less than 100k ... while my 1gb ram alwyz around 500~600k . almost half of the memory eaten up. is there anyway to reduce ??

System Cache is use by Window OS , System information and also working application .
The actual Memory you see will always be lower as system is taking up all the cache ( System Cache may include what device are connected , what device is active and deactive , what Information is recently being used , whats the data correct path , wheres the referece point and cheack point of data , how a memory and data must be adressed correctly .... )
To reduce memory ussage you can close down unwanted startup application by using 'msconfig' . or some programes that constant refresh the rams to eliminate used data that is not nessasary for futher ussage .
Remember that ... Memory is the one that gives us the ability to get back acessed data and also the function of "undo" and "redo" and also the ability to save a modified profile .
The lesser the "Undo" times , the more memory space you save .
Just that if too less undo times and you had not save the project recently ... you may had the problem to eliminate the current unwanted "errors"
GOLDEN ADVICE (11)
basiclly a HDD performance is depend on its RPMizznt?SATA2 SATA PATA does not effect much?

RPM is actually Speed Of Disk Spin .
The Higher the Disk Spin the faster the Reader Head Can Swap across the disc and Acess the data . (remember everytime a data is needed , the Reader Head will Swap across the Disc until the data required found - hence Seek time )The higher the RPM the Lower the seek Time .
Remember , Application mostly run on few Small file controlled by one EXE file .
To increase the Loading time , The seek time must decrease (in 7200rpms HDD , seek time is about 10 Miliseconds in 10000Rpms , seek time is about 4ms - this depends on your fragments , the more the fragment the more it need to seek for its parts of data ) .
After the Seek Times , Next thing is Data Transfer .
PATA had data transfer of 100 or 133MB/s , SATA had data transfer of 150MB/s and SATA2 had Data transfer of 300MB/s .
If a large amount of data need to be transfered (not number of files) , the performance extremely depending on it .
This may include when you are recording High Quality Movie , audio or when doing streaming .
For most case Higher RPM will win because most of the time Application spend more time on seeking their components which is relatively very small .
Likewise if you had 1000 Pieces of 1KB files need to be acessed , it take more time to get the data than one 1000KB files .
Windows logon and programes loading benifit allot from higher RPMs . Heard of Loading windows in 5 Sec ? This is what a High RPM Western Digital Raptor 10KRPM HDD can do

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Friday, February 15, 2008

[PHOTOS] MIRI CITY PARADE 2005


MIRI CITY PARADE 2005
Miri City Parade 2005, is the Historic Moment for Miri City. It is the day when Miri Oil Town had been upgraded to Miri Tourism City. It is the celebration of the whole city and the pride of the whole malaysia, that another city is born.
At the night of the countdown, thousand and thousands of people gather along the route of the parade regardless of race, withness the larger ever parade in Miri City. My friend and I march down along the route of parade, taking pictures of the historic moment.
3 years had pass, however, the moment had never been forgoten. Hence, i proudly present my collection of >300 photos on the event. ( the photos had been published on several online forums. However , since i miss the event so much, i digg up every old pieces and placed in my blog.)
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