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If you want it to be free, go with notepad++ I haven't used the others mentioned above so I can't recommend them.

A server doesn't come pre-made like computers with Operating Systems like Windows 8 (at least, not to my knowledge), you have to buy the software and install it to a computer you currently have or that you want to buy. I myself haven't worked much with servers but I do know that. I have worked a...

Agreed with all the above, a desktop requires speakers to play sound out loud, there is no way around this fact. However, if you really don't want to buy a cheap set of speakers, plug a pair of headphones or earbuds in to the back of the tower (I'm not sure if this is doable or not, I haven't...

I'm by no means a pro, but I have a bit of information on graphics cards specifically for gamers on my blog that you should check out. It is less than a month old and i don't have a lot of content up yet, but in time I will. I generally check out ASUS when looking at graphics cards...

If you want it for traveling and you don't really care for it to be new, then I would say keep your laptop and replace the battery. Unless your laptop is getting to be slower than a snail. Although, if that is the case, all you have to do is backup all of your important data like pictures...

Top of the line huh? Well, if you want a machine that will perform at its very best, I recommend buying all the parts that you want and put it together or hire someone else to put it together. Then install your desired operating system. Unless you are dealing with gaming specific computers like...

To add to the previous post: in order to get there, in the start menu type event log. This is where you will find any logs related to your computer when it is turned on.

I would just buy a new laptop provided I have the money. You could always keep your current laptop and buy a new screen and see what happens if you wanted.

I'm on my iPhone right now and can't really check into this for you, but when I get the chance I'll whip up an awesome machine for you provided that I can find it. The only brand I can think of that would match what you want is alienware. My current laptop is an Acer laptop: 15" display, 4 gig...

I agree with the first post. It would be much simpler to take the original hard drive out and put the SSD in. If you want a lot of GB, be ready to pay a pretty penny. Or you could put the SSD in and also get an external hard drive. That's what I would do.

Awesome guide. I have two laptops that haven't given me trouble with booting, but this is great information to have.