What You Need to Know About AMD’s Vulnerability Report
A set of vulnerabilities in AMD’s latest line of processors was discovered by a company called CTS-Labs. Here’s what you need to know about AMD’s vulnerability report.
Intel Pentium Gold and Silver Explained
Intel recently announced its Pentium Silver and Gold CPUs, but what exactly are they? Learn the differences between these two processors and where they fit in the current ecosystem.
Why Building a Gaming PC Is a Terrible Idea Right Now
Looking to build your own gaming PC? Here are some of the reasons why building a gaming PC is an absolutely terrible idea at the moment.
How a Motherboard Works
You have probably heard of a motherboard and know what one is, but do you really know how it works? Here’s an in-depth look at what a motherboard is and how it functions.
Which Is Better: Shutting Off Your PC or Putting It to Sleep?
Shutting down your PC versus putting it to sleep has been a long-debated subject. Most people are in one camp or the other. Here we’ll explore the pros and cons of these options to decide which is better for your computer.
How Graphics Cards Works
Have you ever wondered how your computer works to produce the graphic on the screen? Here’s an in-depth look at all of the essential components of a graphics card and how it all works.
Determine and Troubleshoot the Cause for a High CPU Temperature
Do you notice your computer slowing down, restarting, or shutting down randomly? If so, a high CPU temperature might be the problem.
How to Clean the Inside of Your Computer
Computers attract dust bunnies like magnets to metal, but this doesn’t mean they’re a compatible match. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to safely clean the inside of your computer.
How to Properly Apply Thermal Paste to a CPU
Thermal paste is crucial to a CPU’s longevity and will keep your computer running for years to come. Here’s how to properly apply it to your CPU.
Why You Need a Trackball Mouse
The vast majority of computer users get by with a standard mouse, but a select few absolutely adore trackballs. If you are wondering if you need a trackball mouse, here are the reasons why a trackball mouse is the perfect tool for you.
The Difference Between a WiFi Booster, Repeater, and Extender, Explained
WiFi Booster, Repeater, and Extender are basically the same and are frequently used interchangeably, though there are some differences in the function of each.
A Guide to Retro Game Emulation with RetroPie
RetroPie is one of the easiest ways to turn your Raspberry Pi into a fully operational retro game system. Check out the features & stability of the new release.
3 Interesting Uses for Multiple Mouse and Keyboards on Your PC
Connecting multiple mouse and keyboards to your PC is not as silly as it sounds. Here are 3 interesting uses for multiple sets of keyboards/mice on PC.
How Loud Should Your Headphones Be?
We all know that loud music can damage our hearing, but how loud is too loud? Find out how loud headphones should be and tips to use headphones without damaging your ears.
How to Change Your Password on Raspberry Pi (Raspbian OS)
The Raspberry Pi is great but is a little lacking in security out of the box. Here we’ll show you how to change a Raspberry Pi password and secure your Pi.
2.4GHz vs. 5GHz on a Router: Which Is Better?
You have probably seen 2.4GHz and 5GHz connections appearing on your router. So which one is better, and which should you use? Let’s find out.
Removable vs. Non-Removable Battery in Phone: The Pros and Cons
Phone’s adverts don’t always talk about the battery. This article focuses on the removable vs. non-removable battery discussion, showing the differences and which one you should get.
Everything You Need to Know About Intel’s CPUs Getting Hacked
If you are using Intel’s CPU on your computer, chances are you are open to a recent exploit. Here’s how the Intel’s CPU was hacked and what you can do about it.
How to Fix Overscan When Using Your TV as a PC Monitor
When you connect your desktop to your TV, you might encounter an overscan problem. Here are some ways to fix the overscan issue on a TV.
What Is the Difference Between a Modem and a Router?
You/ve probably heard of the terms Modem and Router and wondered if they are the same. Well, they’re not. Here are the differences between a modem and a router.