Tips, tricks and tutorials to help you get the most out of your hardware.
Most power supply units include two fans, and both turn on at different times, depending on the PSU’s performance. Each fan is vital for the unit’s function and keeping the case cooler, which helps improve the life of your other…
Updating your BIOS is relatively complex. You can get plenty of error messages if you try to flash the wrong file or have downloaded incompatible software. This error message appears mainly on your BIOS screen during the PC’s boot cycle. Suppose you…
So, you have a second monitor set up? It sure is an exciting way to improve your overall experience with the system. Unfortunately, there are many instances where a once well-functioning second monitor now shutters and goes black from time…
Few things are more mesmerizing and satisfying than watching your RGB RAM sticks slowly cycle through colors as they light up your motherboard. So, you got some high-end RAM, installed it, and then realized that the RGB is not working. Don’t…
If you love playing games, you’ve certainly come across different graphics settings. One way or another, you might have tried different features and noticed changes in your game performance. One of the many is Anti-Aliasing, often abbreviated as just AA.…
Most of us use HDMI cables to run dual monitors as they transmit high-quality video and sound. But, what if our PC has got only a single port? Often, we scratch our heads to find a possible solution for this.…
There’s nothing more frustrating when your computer turns on but has no display. It puts a halt to all your plans and leaves you stressed beyond belief. When I experienced this issue for the first time, it left me on…
The motherboard of a computer is where all the connections and circuitry lie. Your Power Supply Unit, Storage Disk, RAM, GPU, and Processor coordinate through the motherboard. It distributes the power to all the components and instructs them to perform the desired…
Whether you have a top-of-the-line graphics card or one getting a bit long in the tooth, you can increase its performance with a few simple changes. Whether you want to work on the card itself or the software, there are…
The CMOS (Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor) battery powers the CMOS chip when a PC turns off. This chip holds BIOS information and settings. So, if we ever need to reset the BIOS setting, we can remove the CMOS battery. Removing the CMOS…
Aimed at gamers, the MPG A850G PCIE 5.0 is a powerful power supply designed to meet the power needs of the latest generation graphics cards. It supports the ATX 3.0 standard and meets the requirements of the 80 Plus Gold…
Released two years ago, the SteamDeck has shouldered the heavy burden of representing a new category of products that most gamers among you could not ignore: PC consoles. Indeed, since the release of the SteamDeck, competing products have multiplied with…
