15 Most Dangerous Computer Virus Of All Time

If you consider yourself a computer lovers, then virus is already familiar to you. And it's kinda annoying if your computer affected by a virus and it keep coming to your computer. But did you know? The concept of making a computer virus itself was found in 1949. John Von Neuman think of a program that can replicate itself. This is evidenced by the programmer of AT & T Bell Laboratories. This experiment is called Core Wars.

And in this article, we're gonna see the most dangerous computer virus in the history that can affected your computer.

1. Jerusalem (Friday 13th) – 1987

This computer virus was first detected in October 1987. Jerusalem is an MS-DOS virus that infects every file run workable except COMMAND.COM. On every Friday the 13th, the Jerusalem virus deletes all files on the hard drive programs that are infected, then from the computer virus is also called Friday the 13th virus.

2. Morris (Internet Worm) – 1988

Worm type of computer virus in the world's first distributed via the Internet on 2 November 1988 and led to a loss of almost USD 100 million. The virus also infected more than 6,000 computers in the United States, including several computers belonging to NASA. In fact, because of this frenzy, Morris virus memorialized in a floppy disk and display in the Boston Museum of Science.

3. Melissa – 1999

A computer virus named Melissa sent via email to all email users and computer viruses have the ability to proliferate in Word and Excel files. A computer virus is also known as "Mailissa", "Simpsons", "Kwyjibo", and "Kwejeebo". The Melissa virus infects 20% of computers worldwide.

4. Love Letter ( I Love You/Lovebug) – 2000

This email virus is spread in 2000 has led to a loss of $ 10 billion in 20 countries. A computer virus is distributed via e-mail with the subject "I Love You" contains a text message saying "kindly check the attached Loveletter from me" and the attachment titled "LOVE-LETTER-FOR-YOU.TXT.vbs.". If you open the attachment automatically the computer virus will replicate itself and send to any email address in the email. This file will also delete files .jpg and .jpeg.

5. Code Red – 2001

This worm-type computer virus was observed on 15 July 2001. Code Red virus attack Microsoft IIS web server. A computer virus is damaging the web page and leave the text "Hacked by Chinese!" And damage the whitehouse.gov website. Losses caused by computer virus Code Red reached USD 2 billion.

6. SQL Slammer – 2003

SQL Slammer computer worm is a virus that causes a denial of service on some internet hosting and dramatically slow down internet traffic. Starting on January 25, 2003 and spread very rapidly and then infect 75,000 victims within ten minutes. SQL Slammer computer virus attack web servers run by vulnerable version of Microsoft SQL Server, and then generate Internet Protocol address (IP) randomly.

7. MyDoom (W32.MyDoom@mm, Novarg, Mimail.R, Shimgapi) – 2004

Known as the harshest malware in 2004, a computer virus infects approximately one million computers. MyDoom virus seen as bouncing email or email spammers and when the user opens the email then that moment the infected computer. The most dangerous computer virus is able to download additional files and steal email addresses and then automatically send an email to the new victim.

8. Poison Ivy – 2005

Poison Ivy is a remote access Trojan that able to control infected computers from different locations secretly. Once the computer virus is installed to a computer, the hacker can control your computer, manipulate content and access the computer speakers and webcam to record audio and video. This virus is the nightmare of all nightmares of computer security.

9. Agen.btz – 2008

This malware or a computer virus managed to screw up the Pentagon's security system even to make the Pentagon established a military department US Cyber Command to address agent.btz. Propagated via a thumb drive and then install malware and steal important data. Agent.btz is also known as Agent.AWF that attacks Microsoft Windows operating system.

10. BlackShades – 2014

BlackShades, a relatively new computer virus is infecting more than 100 countries and attack the software on the computer. Computer viruses work by taking over the computer. BlackShades virus or also known as BlackShader allow hackers to steal personal information, intercept and hijack important messages on a computer camera or webcam to be used discreetly in the interest of the hacker.

11. Nimda – 2001

Nimda computer virus first appeared in mid-September 2001, or more exactly a week after the attacks of September 9th. Nimda virus name is taken from the word "Admin" with spelling reversed. Nimda virus spread through internet media such as email, web, file sharing, or exploit security holes in Web server Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS). This worm type virus reportedly quickly managed to infect and crippled thousands of computers around the world and is still spreading, but at a slower pace.

12. Storm Worm – 2006

This Trojan House type of Computer Virus can be deadly and extremely destructive for your device. Storm Worm is malicious software which first appeared in 2006 and spread through email alias electronic messages in which is included a link. Many computer users complain that they received spam emails with the message "230 dead as storm batters Europe". If the user clicks on the link will cause the computer Storm Worm virus infects the computer and allow the computer controlled remotely to spread spam emails on the Internet.

13. Conficker – 2008

Conficker Virus is in the category of computer virus that is very dangerous since it spreads very fast. Conficker was found in October 2008. In addition to Conficker, a computer virus is also known by the name of Downup, Domnadup, Win32 / Conficker.C, and Kido virus. A computer virus is spread through Microsoft Windows OS and most attacked OS Windows XP. Heinz Heise estimates that Conficker has infected 2.5 million PCs in the January 15, 2009, while The Guardian estimated 3.5 million infected PCs. Then on January 16, 2009, a computer virus has infected almost 9 million PCs and make it as one of the fastest spreading infection in a short time.  

14. CIH atau .Win9x.CIH – 1998

CIH computer virus or .Win9x.CIH also known as Chernobyl, was first detected in Taiwan in June 1998. CIH is mentioned as one of the most dangerous computer virus ever created. A computer virus is able to tamper with the computer's BIOS that can not boot. The more into the category of a dangerous virus because of a computer virus is difficult to detect. CIH will infect every application on the computer. Losses arising from this virus reached more than US $ 100 million.

15. Flame aka Flamer aka sKyWIper – 2012

Have you ever seen a very sophisticated computer malware that can infect your computer by running the Windows operating system by itself? Flame or Flamer is regarded as the most sophisticated virus that was found in 2012, nearly as dangerous as the Stuxnet computer virus. Flame computer virus is used as a cyber weapon to attack multiple entities in a country. Originally discovered as a weapon to attack computers belonging to Iranian officials, but instead spread to other countries.

Having found infecting a number of computer systems in Middle Eastern countries such as Palestine, Israel, Lebanon, and Syria. Flame-sized and can be entered into the system to spread into many small parts. If the infected computer, then the computer will automatically download a file of 6 MB which contains about half a dozen other compressed modules that are in it.

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How To Speed Up Your Windows 10

Windows new operation system is really great, it's fast and stable in performance and have so many cool applications like Cortana. But, not all operation systems are perfect. Just like human, they will some problems at some point in their life. Over the time Windows 10 can pick up a number of drag factors that cause the performance to slow down. And here are some tips to maintain your Windows 10 performance.

1. Identify an apps that slow down your computer

Sometimes a programs can be affected by an update, develop faults, or are just plain badly written. This can cause them to monopolize your system resources, which of course leads to stuttering performance. To see which programs are currently having the most impact on your PC open the Start Menu and type Task Manager.

Pick the top result and then when the window appears click More Details and you’ll see a list of all the processes running on your machine. Look in the CPU and Memory columns to see if there is one in particular that dominates the statistics. If you want to stop any program just click on it then click the End Task button in the bottom right corner.

2. Uninstall unnecessary application

That extra preinstalled software installed by PC makers continues to be an issue with new computers. Here's how: Tap on the Start button (by default all the way in the lower-left corner of the display), then on All apps at the bottom, and then simply right-click on the offender and choose Uninstall. This will immediately uninstall. You can also right-click on the Windows logo Start button, and choose the top choice Programs and Features. You can also simply type Programs in the Cortana Ask me anything box next to the Start button.

You can usually find the culprits by sorting the list of installed apps on the name of your PC Maker. When you've found junk apps you don't want, simply select them and click Uninstall. Unfortunately, you can only remove one at a time, so set aside a half hour or so for this project. Don't forget to take the hatchet to apps you installed yourself but no longer want, and for software you don't want that was installed alongside software you did want.

Keep in mind, with Windows 10 there are two kinds of applications, traditional desktop ones and modern Windows Store apps. To remove the latter, go to the Settings app's Apps & Features page. There, you'll see both kinds of apps, while the good ole Control Panel only includes good ole desktop programs. In either you can sort by size, date installed, or name, or search for a particular app.

The reason this helps performance is that many programs load processes at boot time and take up valuable RAM and CPU cycles. While you're in the Programs and Features section of Control, you can also click Turn Windows Features On or Off and scan the list to see if there's anything you don't use. You might also try software like PCDecrapifier and Revo Uninstaller utilities.

3. Free up some storage

Operating systems tend to borrow parts of the hard drive to give themselves a bit of thinking space, so if your storage is pretty much maxed out it can actually cause performance issues. To check how much room is left on your drive go to the Windows Start Menu > Settings > System > Storage and you’ll be shown the current usage on This PC. Clicking on This PC will open a breakdown of all the types of data that are using up your storage. It’s generally a good idea to have at least ten percent of the total HD space free - so on a 128GB drive you’ll want the minimum of 12.8GB free - and obviously a bit more will give you room to still add files without the same problem appearing.

If your drive is full then a spot of spring cleaning will need to happen. Try looking in your Downloads folder, as this can often get piled high with stuff that you really don’t need. After that try removing applications you never use, backing up photos and videos to external drives, and generally giving your system a bit of a clear out.

One good tool that you’ll find in Windows is Disk Cleanup, which quickly removes temporary files and other data that the tool deems unimportant. To access it open the Windows Start Menu then search for Disk Cleanup, click on the top result, then select which drive you want to clean. The tool will do the rest itself.

4. More Ram

Windows 10 isn't as much of a hog as earlier versions of the OS, but more memory is always a way to speed up PC operations. For a lot of today's Windows devices, such as the Surface convertible tablets, however, adding RAM isn't an option. Gaming and business laptops often still allow RAM upgrades, but that's becoming rarer by the year. The new, slimmer ultrabooks and convertibles are usually fixed. The bigger RAM makers' (Crucial, Kingston, Corsair) websites all offer product finders that show you which type of RAM your PC takes, and prices are pretty reasonable.

5. Eliminated some malware

Last but not least, before you start searching for various system tweaks. It’s advisable to run a system scan to ensure that there are no erroneous pieces of software causing harm and slowing down your machine. If you rely on Windows Defender for your security then you’ll need to go to the Start Menu, Settings, Update and Security, and Windows Defender then in the right hand panel scroll down until you see Open Windows Defender. Click this and then in the next window on the right hand side there are options to run a Quick, Full, or Custom scan. Make sure you won’t need your PC for a little while and opt for the Full version. Then click on Scan now. If Windows finds anything untoward it will let you know and suggest ways to deal with the issue.

If you use another security package, such as AVG, Norton, McAfee, or similar, you’ll need to launch the program and find the option to perform a system scan. They are usually very easy to discover.

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Best Pokemon Rom Hack

For 20 years Pokemon franchise have been entertained us with it's seven generations of games and some anime and spin-offs. And with the new generations coming, we Pokemon fans demand more. We need more games like Fire Red, Emerald, and Gold, but it looks like Nintendo doesn't hear it. They prefer to make a pathetic games like Pokemon Go instead make a remake of Fire Red. And that is where the modding community came, they make a new Pokemon games. And here’s a list of some that go above and beyond without any input from Nintendo.

1. Pokemon Advanced Adventure

In normal Pokemon games, you can choose your starter, then fighting a gym leader, defeating the elite four, and finally become a champion. This games that build on Pokemon Leaf Green follow that structure, but the different is that your rival is a bloodthirsty psycopath who rules the world. And you job is to stop him and his eight equally evil subordinates.

The game does feature one other major change to the Eight Gyms/Elite Four standard formula: Each area you travel through is also tormented by the aptly named “Tyrant Pokémon,” which are mutated forms of the game’s standard monsters. In order to fully complete the game, you have to either take out or capture those Tyrants, which include a Zangoose that wields metal claws, and an Arcanine equipped with Water-type abilities.

Read Also: Best Pokemon Rom Hack 2

2. Pokemon Prism

Most of the Pokemon rom hack that I found is based on Gameboy Advanced era. But this one is different, this Pokemon rom hack is built on Pokemon Gold for Gameboy Color. And the most interesting part is that this Pokemon Rom Hack features pokemon from the first four series, all the way up to Diamond and Pearl.

Even if the graphics not so good, there are so many amazing features that you can try like minigames, side-scrolling exploration segments and even areas where you manually control the pokémon in your party. And according to the official Facebook page, Prism has recently shifted from Pokémon Gold to Pokémon Crystal for a large variety of reasons but posts have indicated that this game is nearing completion.

3. Pokemon AshGray

Did you watch the original Pokemon anime series? If you do and if you like it, you should try this one. This Pokemon rom hack that based on Pokemon Fire Red, follows the plot of the TV show’s first season with startling accuracy. So many familiar events are depicted: Ash’s reluctant partnership with Pikachu, his escape from a flock of Spearow, his run-in with the Squirtle Squad, his discovery of Bulbasaur’s Hidden Village, his survival of the sinking of the St. Anne. It’s all there and it’s all interactive.

But you can also do another thing and catch another Pokemon that Ash never caught in the anime. Because this game doesn't force you to follow the story. There's even the scene where Ash dies and resurrect with Pikachu's tears! 

4. Pokemon Quartz

Pokémon Quartz isn’t the best hacked ROM out there, but it’s definitely not lacking in inventiveness. The sprites may occasionally be pretty ugly, the translation can be rough and gameplay might not be especially captivating. What’s completely bonkers about Pokémon Quartz is the fact that it features a roster of completely made-up pokémon. Every single creature in the game is original; there’s not a single Rattata or Zubat to be found.

A few of the new cast are simply palette-swapped versions of their original counterparts in Pokémon Ruby, the source material for this hack. But for the most part, they are entirely new sprites, all with completely new names. It’s a pretty remarkable effort, even if the quality of the finished product is a bit mixed. Unfortunately, this ROM was poorly translated from Spanish to English and, as a result, suffers from numerous grammatical and spelling errors, and also contains some profanity.

5. Pokemon Dark Rising

A common theme among Pokémon ROM hacks is the enhancement of difficulty, and few hacks will ever take that idea further than Pokémon Dark Rising. Based off of Pokémon FireRed, it’s not uncommon to wipe out several times before even reaching the game’s second town — and it doesn’t get much easier after that. Dark Rising forces you to keep up a punishing pace to keep your team at an appropriate level for the area, from the first gym to the final battle, in which you square off against six level 99 legendaries. Just double check that last line and update your will.

Of course, the extreme difficulty isn’t the only thing that Dark Rising has going for it. It also features a whole roster of pokémon from the series’ first five generations, moves and abilities from later titles and an incredibly huge world to explore. True to the name, it has a darker-than-usual storyline, focused around stopping a nefarious entity capable of controlling the minds of pokémon trainers. A decidedly ambitious project, it also has plans on continuing on in a sequel that’s currently in beta. The sequel actually incorporates Pokémon from the most recent 3DS titles, Pokémon X and Y.

Another interesting fact about this hack: All your starters are Dragon-type, which actually makes for a refreshing change of pace.

6. Pokemon Fusion Generation

Remember back in the original Pokémon games when you find a Pokémon passed out in Bill’s laboratory? And then it turns out that Bill was actually experimenting with Pokémon fusion? Now imagine a world in which Bill, the oddball creator of the Pokémon Storage System, didn’t stop for petty things such as the ethical boundaries of modern science and ended up creating monstrous Poke-hybrids in defiance of almighty Arceus’ will. You have just imagined Pokémon Fusion Generation, a GBA-era fan-made game in which players can capture and train pokémon from several different generations, as well as 103 pokémon that have been blended into entirely new monstrosities.

These fused pokémon are reminiscent of the creations of the Pokémon Fusion web app and actually add a devilish strategic twist to the game, as you’re never quite sure which constituent attributes have been carried over when you face off against a fused monster. The game also takes on the ethics of fusion, which is to say, the un-ethics: Bill’s machine literally combines two monsters into one, meaning … one of them gets destroyed? Do they both get destroyed? Are there two brains in that Gyarados/Dragonite hybrid? Are there two souls?

Unfortunately, Nintendo requested that the game be taken down but there is always the chance to find a copy on the internet.

7. Pokemon Snakewood

Can you imagine what happen if you combine Pokemon Games and an apocalyptic story? Well you got Pokemon Snakewood. This Pokemon rom hack that build on Pokemon Ruby contains bits and pieces from all the major world-ending scenarios: zombie apocalypse, demon apocalypse, biblical apocalypse, etc. This game still follow the same structure, fighting gym leaders and defeating the elite four. But the different is that all gym leaders are zombie!

Not just the gym leaders that turn zombie, all the trainer in the region turn into zombie. And there's even a zombie pokemon, also you can use your pokemon to fight that zombie trainer

8. Pokemon Light Platinum

Compared to some of the other games on this list, Pokémon Light Platinum doesn’t exactly think outside the box. What’s notable about Light Platinum is this: It feels more like a real Pokémon game than most of the hacked ROMs out there. With two enormous regions to explore, Pokémon from four different generations, entirely new sprites and tile sets and a level of polish that no other game on this list can top, it’s more like two games crammed into one.

It began as a Pokémon Ruby hack, but actually ended up being a larger endeavor than the game upon which it’s based. There are a total of 16 badges to collect, two Pokémon leagues to take down and a climactic World Championship waiting at the end of the game. Again, whilst not especially inventive, it feels authentic and official, which is something of a feat in and of itself.

9. Pokemon Reborn

Like Snakewood, Pokémon Reborn is set in the wake of a pokémon catastrophe — but unlike Snakewood, Reborn‘s take on Armageddon is far less jovial. In Reborn, pokémon have become something of a scarcity; many breeds are on the verge of extinction. The player is tasked with discovering the cause of this problem and reversing their disappearance, working together with scientists and conservationists to keep pokémon from disappearing entirely. All the while, various extremist groups are carrying out acts of terrorism to destabilize the already unstable Reborn City. It’s bleak, bleak stuff.

Pokémon Reborn‘s story is its most fascinating feature, but there’s a ton of mechanical innovation going on behind the scenes, too. The developers have updated the game frequently, and hope to add all 721 Pokémon to the title eventually — a feat requiring an outrageous amount of sprite work. There’s also some clever functionality in Reborn, like a quick save option, a streamlined training method and a feature that changes the effectiveness of certain attacks based on the weather and environment in which a battle is taking place.

10. Pokemon Glazed

Last but not least is Pokemon Glazed. This is a good hacked ROM of Pokemon Emerald, this game offer a new region called Tunod. And you can also travel through all regions in Kanto and Johto. That means the pokedex in this games will contain Pokemon from Gen I to V. And what I like about this game is that the starter is five not three anymore. 

You will never get bored when you played this Pokemon rom hack because after defeating the elite four, you can travel to other region just like what I said earlier and defeat their elite four. The gym leaders and elite four in this game is not easy, so trained and catch all Pokemon you can find.

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Mozilla vs Chrome: Which One is the Best?

We are living in a golden age of browser. And there are two browser that stand out from the rest, that browsers was Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome. Comparing this two browser is like comparing Barcelona FC and Real Madrid, it's endless. No one knows who is the best, everyone says that Google Chrome is the best because it was fast and have so many extension. And many people says that Firefox was user friendly. So which one is the best?

Mozilla Firefox

Great Performance

Let's start with the browser that have a fox in their logo. Both browsers are considered to be fast in the browser market. According to TopTenReviews’ browser test, Firefox leads in performance by a couple of seconds.  The initial Start-up time is also lower for Firefox which makes it quick for the browser to be up and running.

User Friendly

Firefox also have a user friendly interface, you can customize your toolbar and change your browser theme. You can drag around address bars and buttons to rearrange them however you want, and it’s easy to hide the ones you don’t need. In terms of settings: You can freely access every single setting in Firefox through the about:config page (and all of the settings are easily searchable). Chrome has something similar with its chrome://flags page, but it’s not as advanced or as searchable, which can be a bit of a pain. Firefox also have tab groups that allow you to arrange your tabs into different “sets” and you can freely switch between them whenever you want. 

Privacy

Mozilla is an open source browser developed by a non-profit organization that doesn’t require tracking of your browsing habits or other data. On the other hand, Google is a profit-driven company that uses your browsing data to bring you search suggestions and specifically curated advertisement. Which mean, Mozilla doesn't collect your personal data and totally respect your privacy. You can also take a look and change the code.

Google Chrome

Useful Extensions

This is probably the main reason why people still used Google Chrome. There are lots of useful extension that will maximize your internet experience. And it’s not just the quantity or quality of these extensions, but the fact that so many of them are exclusive to Chrome because developers can’t be bothered to maintain other versions.

Advanced Security

Both browsers offer top-notch features when it comes to security of the users. However, Google Chrome surely takes an edge because it uses individual processes for each running tab. You probably know that Chrome collect your data and spying your move in the internet, not that Google is actually spying on you, but with the amount of data being collected, you should relinquish any expectations of privacy. Of course this take more RAM, but at least you are safe.

Web Development 

One of the reason why google chrome is the best is because the owner of this browse was Google, and like we all know google’s own developers are heavily involved in the evolution of the Web, Chrome naturally sits at the edge of cutting edge advancements. And Google Chrome also come with the Web Development Tools, Which allow you to develop and customize your website.

But in the end, it's all up to you. If you are comfortable with firefox, then use firefox. But if you are comfortable with google chrome, keep using it. So what do you think? Which is the best? Google chrome or Mozilla Firefox?

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What Is Deep Web?

If you're a professional hacker, computer addict that have a high level of curiosity, or maybe you are a guy who work for FBI. Then you must've known what Deep Web really is, but if you are new to the internet. Then this article is for you, just remember I writed this article as a warning so that you do not open the deep web.

Introduction

Deep Web or Hidden Web is actually part of the World Wide Web, but for some reason Deep Web doesn't indexed in search engines like Google, Yahoo, and Bing. The term Deep Web was introduced by Mike Bergman in 2000. The term Deep Web itself arises because during this time, the Internet-related or dependent on search engines. Without any search engine such as Google, then we will have difficulty in finding Internet content we want. And without a search engine, the Internet entirely is the Deep Web.

While the content or sites you access to ordinary everyday like Youtube, Kaskus, Facebook, Twitter and other sites that are indexed by search engines is called Surface Web. So on the World Wide Web / WWW inside there Deep Web, Surface Web and there is also a Dark Web. And did you know, if the surface web or content indexed by search engines is only about 4 to 10% of the whole World Wide Web? Yes, the World Wide Web it is vast and continues to spread unchecked. Just imagine the World Wide Web as an iceberg, the iceberg looks small from the the surface. But when you dive into the ocean, the iceberg looks bigger than it looks

How To Accessed it?

As we know, Deep Web can't be access trough the standard search engine. So how do we accessed all the sites on the Deep Web? The only way to accessed Deep Web is through Tor Browser. It offers anonymity and security to browse the internet without fear under attack by hackers. Although Deep Web is a web area accessible internet, but remain hidden behind Tor nodes and more difficult to find.

If you are too lazy to download Tor Browser, you can also accessed Deep Web with normal browser like Mozilla, Google Chrome, and Safari. The trick is to use onion.to every time you're opening The Deep Web sites. Onion.to is a kind of web proxy which can be used exclusively for opening the Deep Web sites. You should know that all the Deep Web site's domain will be redirected to the proxy .onion.to subdomain. For example I open https: //abcdefghijk.onion, it will be redirected into https://abcdefghijk.onion.to. All that for the safety of the device you use to access the Deep Web to be safe from hacker intrusion

Some Important sites if you want to go further to the Deep Web

Hidden Wiki: https: //7g5bqm7htspqauum.onion

Ahmia.fi - Clearnet search engine for Tor Hidden Services (Allows you to add new sites to its database): http://ahmia.fi/index.php

Core.onion - Simple rings bootstrapping: https: //eqt5g4fuenphqinx.onion

Deepsearch - Another search engine: https: //hpuuigeld2cz2fd3.onion

DuckDuckGo - A Hidden Service that searches the Clearnet: https: //3g2upl4pq6kufc4m.onion

Gateway - Tor / I2P web proxy: https: //6dyi4t72u7y6g763.onion

TORLINKS Directory for .onion sites, moderated: https: //torlinkbgs6aabns.onion

OnionList - Onion Link List and Vendor Reviews: https: //jh32yv5zgayyyts3.onion

TORCH - Tor Search Engine. Claimed to have indexed more than 1 million Deep Web site: https: //xmh57jrzrnw6insl.onion.

Just remember if you really want to accessed Deep Web, use Tor Browser and complete security protection when browsing the web using a hidden Deep IP, Proxy, VPS, VPN, Anti-Spyware and Antivirus.

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The History Of The Processor

Microprocessor is an IC (Integrated Circuit) which is used as a brain / main processor in a computer system. Microprocessors are the result of the growth of the semiconductor. First microprocessor was introduced in 1971 by Intel Corp, namely the Intel 4004 microprocessor which has a 4 bit architectures. With the addition of some peripherals (memory, device I / O, etc.) Microprocessor 4004 transformed into a small computer by intel.

The microprocessor then developed further into 8080 (8bit architecture), 8085, and then 8086 (16bit architecture). On the other hand other semiconductor companies also introduced and developed a Motorola microprocessor include the M6800, and Zilog with Z80nya. Microprocessor 16 bit Intel architecture is mostly in the end by the number 86, but because the number can not be used to replace it with their trademark for the name Pentium microprocessors trademarks of their fifth generation.

This architecture has twice expanded to accommodate a larger word size. In 1985, Intel announced the design of next-generation 32-bit 386 which replaces the draft 286 16-bit generation. 32-bit architecture is known as x86-32 or IA-32 (stands for Intel Architecture, 32-bit). Then in 2003, AMD introduced the Athlon 64, which apply further development of this architecture leading to a 64-bit architecture, known by several terms x86-64, AMD64 (AMD), EM64T or IA-32e (Intel), and x64 (Microsoft).

To view the history of the development of the electronic components can be seen below:

1904: Diodes tube was first created by a scientist from the UK named Sir John Ambrose Fleming (1849-1945)

1906: The results found triode tube diode development by an American scientist named Dr. Lee De Forest. Which then creates tetroda and pentode.

However, the use of vacuum tubes that are misaligned in 1960 after the discovery of semiconductor components.

1947: Transistor invented at Bell laboratories.

1965: Gordon Moore from Fairchild Semiconductor in an article for Electronics magazine says that growing a semiconductor chip doubles every two years for more than three decades.

1968: Moore, Robert Noyce and Andy Grove found the Intel Corp. to run a business "INTegrated ELectronics."

1969: Intel announces its first product, the static RAM 1101, metal oxide semiconductor (MOS), first in the world. It signals the end of an era magnetic memory.

1971: 4004 Microprocessor

In 1971 comes the first microprocessor Intel 4004 microprocessor is used on the machine calculator Busicom. With these discoveries, then opened the way to incorporate artificial intelligence in inanimate objects.

1972: 8008 Microprocessor

In 1972 comes the 8008 microprocessor that powered two times that of its predecessor, namely 4004.

1974: 8080 Microprocessor

Being the brain of a computer called the Altair, when it sold about ten thousand in one month.

1978: 8086-8088 Microprocessor

An important sales in the computer division occurs in the product for personal computers that use processors made by IBM 8088 which managed to boost intel name.

1982: 286 Microprocessor

Intel 286 or better known by the name 80286 is a processor that was first able to recognize and use the software used for the previous processor.

1985: Intel386 ™ Microprocessor

Intel 386 is a processor that has an embedded diprosessor 275,000 transistors such that when compared with 4004 has 100 times more compared to 4004

1989: Intel486 ™ DX CPU Microprocessor

Intel i486 processor is the first with over 1 million transistors. Previously known generation XT i186, i286 AT followed by generation, i386 to i486. i486 with a 32 bit chip works with a clock up to 100MHz. i486 marketed to mid 90s.

Processor for the first time allows various applications that previously had to type the command-command to be just a click away, and has a complex mathematical function so as to minimize the workload on the processor.

1993: Intel® Pentium® Processor

The next generation is better known as the i586 Pentium I with more than 3 million transistors. This chip stores a bug. Pentium running with the most severe mistakes in history. The new generation of processors that can handle various types of data such as voice, sound, handwriting and photos.

1995: Intel® Pentium® Pro Processor

Processor is designed for use on server and workstation applications, created to process data quickly, this processor has 5.5 Million transistors are embedded.

1997: Intel® Pentium® II Processor

The next development was born Pentium II with a clock up to 450 MHz and holds approximately 7.5 million transistors are integrated with the cache level 2 (L2). Pentium II processor is a processor that incorporates Intel MMX is designed specifically to process video data, audio, and graphics efficiently. There are 7.5 million transistors integrated in it so that with this processor PC users can process a variety of data and use the internet better.

1998: Intel Pentium II Xeon Processor

Economical Celeron processor with a base of Pentium II, but without the availability of level 2 cache (L2). This is known as Pentium Processor II Celeron.Processor made for the needs of the application server. Intel when it wants to meet its strategy that wants to provide a unique processor for a particular market.

In 1999

Pentium III was born with the slogan "Internet Streaming Extension". Pentium III is supported with 44 million transistors and can support a greater number of processes in parallel.

1999: Intel® Celeron® Processor

Intel Celeron processor is a processor that issued a processor that is intended for users who do not really need a faster processor performance for users who want to build a computer system with a budget (prices) are not too large. Processor Intel Celeron has a shape and formfactor same Intel processor type Pentium, but only with instructions fewer, L2 cache is smaller, the speed (clock speed) is slower, and the price is cheaper than an Intel processor Pentium types. With the release of Intel's Celeron processor is then returned to give a processor for a particular market.

1999: Intel® Pentium® III Processor

Pentium III processor is a processor by an additional 70 new instructions that dramatically enrich the imaging capabilities of high-level, three-dimensional, audio streaming, and video applications as well as voice recognition.

1999: Intel® Pentium® III Xeon® Processor

Intel re-penetrated market servers and workstations by issuing a series of Pentium III Xeon but the kind that has 70 SIMD command. The advantages of this processor is that it can speed up the processing of information from the system bus to the processor, which also boosts performance significantly. The processor is also designed to integrate with other similar processors.

2000: Intel® Pentium® 4 Processor

With the clock four times greater than the Pentium III, Pentium 4 was born with a clock up to 3.8 GHz. The processor is capable of executing orders much more in the same process. Another variant of the Pentium 4 is a Pentium 4 hyperthreading.

Processor Intel Pentium IV is a product that speeds up the process is able to penetrate up to 3:06 GHz speeds. First time out this processor with 1.5GHz speed formafactor pin 423, after the revamp intel formfactor Intel Pentium 4 processor into a pin 478 which starts from an Intel Pentium 4 1.3 GHz speed until the latest which is currently capable of penetrating speed of up to 3.4 GHz.

2001: Intel® Xeon® Processor

Processor Intel Pentium 4 Xeon processors, the Intel Pentium 4 aimed specifically to act as a server computer. This processor has a number of pins more than the Intel Pentium 4 processor with memory and larger L2 cache as well.

2001: Intel® Itanium® Processor

Is the first Itanium processor-based 64 bit which is intended for usage on servers and workstations as well as specific users. This processor has been created with a structure completely different from the previous design and technology based on Intel's Explicitly Parallel Instruction Computing (EPIC).

2002: Intel® Itanium® 2 Processor

Itanium 2 processor is the next generation. Itanium 2 is the second generation of the Itanium family. 64 bit processor with 221 million transistors reaches the maximum clock 1 GHz. This processor is not successful in the market, even namanyapun almost unheard of.

2003: Intel® Pentium® M Processor

Processor intended for this notebook known as the Pentium M processor is a streamlined up to 77 million transistors. Pentium M Pentium 4 was made to replace the wasteful use of power on the notebook. 855 Chipset, and the Intel® PRO / WIRELESS 2100 is a component of Intel® Centrino ™. Intel Centrino created to meet the needs of the market will be the existence of a computer that is easy to carry anywhere.

2004: Intel Pentium M processors 735/745/755

Equipped with the 855 chipset with new features 2Mb L2 Cache 400MHz system bus and a processor socket compatibility with the Pentium M series before.

2004: Intel E7520 / E7320 Chipsets

7320/7520 can be used for dual processor configuration with 800MHz FSB, DDR2 400 memory, and PCI Express peripheral interfaces.

In 2005

Merging the performance and power usage hyperthreading Pentium M, born DualCore processor clocked at up to 2 GHz.

2005: Intel Pentium 4 Extreme Edition 3.73GHz

A processor that is aimed at the market of computer users who want something more from their computer, this processor configuration using 3.73GHz frequency, 1.066GHz FSB, EM64T, 2MB L2 cache and HyperThreading.

2005: Intel Pentium D 820/830/840

Processor-based 64-bit and dual-core called because it uses two core units, with 1MB of L2 cache configuration for each core, 800MHz FSB, and can operate at a frequency of 2.8GHz, 3.0GHz, and 3.2GHz. In the processor of this type are also included support HyperThreading.

In 2006

The use and marketing of DualCore generation has not run out, a year later launched Core2Duo integrating nearly 300 million transistors with two cores that work in one processor capable of working up to 3.3 GHz.

2006: Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600

Processor for desktop type and is used in people who want more power than the computers that he had to have two cores at 2.4GHz configuration with 8MB of L2 cache (up to 4MB, which are accessible for each core), 1.06GHz front-side bus, and thermal design power (TDP).

2006: Quad-core Intel Xeon X3210 / X3220

Processor is used for the type of server and has two cores with each having a 2.13 and 2.4GHz configurations, respectively, with 8MB of L2 cache (4MB can achieve that is accessible to each core), 1.06GHz front-side bus, and thermal design power (TDP).

In 2009

4 cores with 731 million transistors Intel Core i7 makes it become the fastest processor today.

Intel Core i3

Intel Core i3 is a variant of the most value compared to two other siblings. This processor will integrate the GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) alias Graphics On-board inside the processor. Graphics capabilities with Intel GMA claimed the G45 chipset. In addition the Core i3 will use hybrid manufacturing, core processor with 32nm, while the memory controller / graphics using 45nm. Core i3 product code is "Arrandale".

Intel Core i5

If Bloomfield is the codename for the Core i7 Lynnfield is the codename for the Core i5. Core i5 is the value of the Core i7 series that will run on Intel's new socket is LGA-1156 socket. Interested when I heard the word value? Exactly! Core i5 will be marketed at a price of around US $ 186.

Excess Core i5 are embedded chipset Northbridge functions on the core processor (known as the MCH on the motherboard). Then the motherboard Core i5 will use the Intel P55 chipset (mainstream class) will look vacant without the presence of northbridge chipsets. If the Core i7 Triple Channel DDR 3, then just use the Core i5 Dual Channel DDR 3. The use of power is also lowered to 95 Watt. The P55 chipset supports the Triple Graphic Cards (3x) with 1 × 16 PCI-E slot and 2 x 8 PCI-E slot. On Core i5 cache remains the same, ie 8 MB L3 cache.

Intel also launched Clarksfield, Core i5 mobile version intended for notebooks. Socket to be used is mPGA-989 and the power required is quite small in the amount of 45-55 Watt.

Intel Core i7

Core i7 processor itself is first with technology "Nehalem". Nehalem uses a new platform that is completely different from previous generations. One is to integrate MCH chipset directly on the processor, not the motherboard. Nehalem also replace the function of the FSB became QPI (Quick Path Interconnect) more revolutionary.

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Best Android Games Part 2

Now it's the time you have been waiting for. No... It's not the lunch time, but this is the time for the second part of best android games in 2016. In the first part, we already brings you five best android games like Pokemon Go, Clash of Clans, Minecraft PE, Fallout Shelter, and First Touch Soccer 2016. This time, we're gonna brings you another android games that will not disappoint you. No time to spare, let's start the lists:

1. Clash Royale

We begin the list with Clash Royale in the first place. Clash Royale is a freemium mobile strategy video game developed and published by Supercell. This game combined trading card game with turn based strategy game. Because this game is a Clash Of Clans spinoff, all heroes in this battle is from Clash Of Clans. Like witch, PEKKA, Giant, etc. Main objective in this game is to battle other player and maintain your ranking. If you lose the battle, you will lose the ranking. And that is what make this game worth to try.

2. Crashlands

Next is Crashlands. The action-adventure role-playing video game developed and published by Butterscotch Shenanigans. In this game you will play as Flux Dabes, stranded on an alien planet Woanope as your truck is derailed by Hewgodooko. You must learn to cope with your new life, with battles, quests and more along your way.

3. Vainglory

Vainglory is a multiplayer online battle arena video game developed and published by Super Evil Megacorp for iOS and Android devices. This game is used to be in PC, but then simplified so the smartphone user can play it too. And the gameplay doesn't change too, two opposing teams of three players fight to destroy the enemy base by controlling the path between the bases, which is lined by turrets and guarded by AI controlled enemy creatures. Off the path, players battle for control points that supply extra resources. Just like DOTA and League of Legends but for smartphone player.

Read Also: 10 Common Android Problems Solved

4. This War of Mine

This War of Mine is a war survival video game developed and published by 11 bit studios. This game is similiar to the telltale's games but only sadder. You have to make a choice in order to survive. And there's a different ending for each characters whether he or she has survived, died, or left the refuge.

You will controls a group of civilian survivors in a makeshift shelter in the besieged, war-torn fictional city of Pogoren, Graznavia. The main goal of the game is to survive the war with the tools and materials you can gather with the characters they control.

5. Hearthstone Heroes Of Warcraft

Who didn't know this game? Hearthstone originally known as Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft, is a free-to-play online collectible card video game developed and published by Blizzard Entertainment. Just like any trading card game, you have to battle using your card decks. You can choose from a number of game modes, with each offering a slightly different experience. At the start of the game, you will have a limited collection of basic cards, but can gain rarer and more powerful cards through purchasing packs of cards or as rewards from specific game modes. 

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