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How to Make Your Windows Gaming Laptop Play Longer on Battery

Play for as long as possible without plugging in your laptop.

By Sydney Butler – May 23, 2022

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How to Install Windows 11 on a Raspberry Pi 4

Installing Windows 11 on your Raspberry Pi 4 can be as easy as pie.

By Richard Kanyoro – May 19, 2022

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6 of the Best Super Portable USB Flash Drives

Are you in the market for a USB flash drive so tiny you’ll barely notice it hanging off your keychain?

By Ryan Lynch – May 14, 2022

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Is an eGPU Worth Buying in 2022?

eGPUs have been around for a while yet haven’t taken off yet. We explore the state of eGPUs in 2021 and whether a eGPU is worth buying now.

By Robert Zak – Apr 30, 2022

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Which Parts Should You Salvage from a Laptop?

Most of us have an old laptop sitting around, possibly with some useful parts inside. Find out the parts you can salvage from your old laptop.

By Ryan Lynch – Apr 28, 2022

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How to Choose the Right CPU Cooler

Learn the differences between the various types of CPU coolers and choose the best one for you.

By Natalie dela Vega – Apr 20, 2022

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How to Build a New PC For Linux

Linux works well on a new PC build, though there are some parts that you should take note of.

By Ramces Red – Apr 12, 2022

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How to Kick Unwanted Connections Off Your Wi-Fi

Make sure no one is leeching off your Wi-Fi bandwidth.

By Ojash Yadav – Mar 24, 2022

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11 Essential Chromebook Keyboard Tips You Need to Know

The Chromebook keyboard is different from Windows or macOS. Learn how to make good use of it.

By Mehvish Mushtaq – Feb 28, 2022

Microsoft Pluton Security Processor Guide

What Is Microsoft’s Pluton Security Processor and Why You Need It

Find out what is Microsoft’s Pluton Security Processor, how it’s different from TPM 2.0, why you may need it.

By Gaurav Bidasaria – Feb 18, 2022

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How to Install a Trusted Platform Module on an Unsupported Computer

Do you need to install Windows 11, but your motherboard don’t have the required TPM chip? Learn how you can install it on your own.

By Ian Derrick – Feb 15, 2022

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APU vs. CPU vs. GPU: What’s Best for Gaming?

APU, CPU and GPU are very similar, but not exactly the same. Find out which is the best for gaming.

By Ojash Yadav – Dec 9, 2021

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Wireless Mesh, Ethernet-Over-Power Line, Extender, Repeater – Which Do You Need?

Yes, the technology to improve your Wi-Fi network is confusing.

By Crystal Crowder – Nov 12, 2021

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Save Money on Device Repairs With a Warranty Check

Knowing your product warranty can save you money, frustration and headache.

By David Joz – Nov 1, 2021

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How to Fix Overscan and Underscan Between a TV and Computer

Fix overscan and underscan issues to get a better display quality on TV.

By Robert Zak – Oct 23, 2021

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Tested: Does Your M.2 NVMe SSD Need a Heatsink?

Spoiler alert: Yes, it needs.

By Nachiket Mhatre – Oct 1, 2021

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SSD vs. HDD vs. USB Flash Drive: Everything You Need to Know

How do SSDs, HDDs, and USB flash drives differ in terms of storage, speed, usage, and price? Let us show you while we break down the pros and cons for each type of storage.

By Crystal Crowder – Sep 10, 2021

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Hardware You Need to Be Ready for Virtual Reality

This guide walks you through all you need to know about hardware to be ready for virtual reality on a PC, including headsets and other options.

By Christopher Harper – Aug 27, 2021

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AMD Radeon Software Settings – What Do They All Mean?

If you have a gaming PC and an AMD graphics card, you’re aware of the Radeon Settings and struggles to configure it. Here’s a list of all the graphics settings, what they mean and how you should configure it.

By Robert Zak – Aug 24, 2021

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11 Fixes to Speed Up Your Computer Before Buying a New One

Your old computer is not obsolete yet. Make use of these fixes to speed up your computer before you have to buy a new one.

By Christopher Harper – Jul 7, 2021

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In 1971, engineer Ray Tomlinson sent the first networked email between two computers sitting side by side in the same room — he chose the @ symbol to separate user from machine because it was the only punctuation on the keyboard nobody was using

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How did a single computer worm written by a Cornell graduate student in November 1988 crash roughly 6,000 machines and force the internet to invent security?

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