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What Is Hardware Acceleration and Why Does It Matter

You might have seen a “hardware acceleration” option when configuring your devices. Here is what you need to know about hardware acceleration.

By Christopher Harper – Jun 30, 2021

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How to Measure Your PC’s Power Consumption

When getting a new power supply, it is good to know how to measure PC power consumption. Learn how a PC wattage calculator can help.

By Crystal Crowder – Jun 17, 2021

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8 Ways to Reuse Your Old Routers

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Best High-End PC Mice You Should Check Out in 2021

Learn what you need to know before buying a high-end mouse and some of the best high-end mice you can get today.

By Christopher Harper – Jun 8, 2021

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How to Know Whether 2021 iMac is Right for You

Apple released the newest iMac that is both colorful and powerful. Find out if you should get the 2021 iMac or the iMac from last year.

By David Joz – Jun 3, 2021

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Top 8 Questions to Ask When Buying a New Router

When buying a new router, there are a number of factors to take into consideration. Here is what you need to know to make an informed buying decision.

By Christopher Harper – May 31, 2021

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Pixel Scaling: Why Your Old Favorites Look Worse on New Displays

Pixel scaling is the process of scaling pixels to fit a larger-resolution image. Learn how it can be bad in some cases and what you can do about it.

By Christopher Harper – May 26, 2021

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How to Open Ports and Set Up Port Forwarding on Your Router

For some programs to access certain ports on your PC, you may need to set up port forwarding on a router. Here’s how you can do so.

By Robert Zak – May 24, 2021

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Band Steering: Should 2.4GHz and 5GHz Be One Network or Two?

Your router might support band steering to auto switch between 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands. Find out whether band steering is a good way to get a better network connection.

By John Perkins – May 14, 2021

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How to Enable Nvidia and AMD Anti-Lag to Reduce Lag in Gaming

This article covers how to enable anti-lag features on your graphics card of choice, whether you are using Nvidia or AMD.

By Christopher Harper – Apr 23, 2021

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How to Use your Roku Device as a Web Browser

By default, Roku doesn’t allow you to browse the Web. Here we will show how you can use your Roku device as a web browser on your TV.

By Sagar Naresh – Apr 13, 2021

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How to Quiet Down Your Laptop’s Noisy Fan

If your laptop’s fan is constantly loud, here are some things you can do to reduce the stress on the machine and quiet the laptop’s noisy fan.

By Mike Tee – Apr 10, 2021

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How to Make Your PC Bluetooth-Ready

Want to connect your Bluetooth headphones, but your PC doesn’t support it? Learn how to make your PC Bluetooth-ready without buying a new PC.

By Crystal Crowder – Apr 6, 2021

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How to Use Scanline Sync and Cap FPS In RivaTuner

RivaTuner actually has some use separate from Afterburner. Here is how you can cap your FPS (frame per second) or enable Scanline Sync in RivaTuner.

By Christopher Harper – Mar 5, 2021

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How to Benchmark Your CPU with Cinebench

The best way to put your new CPU through its paces is to benchmark it. Learn how you can benchmark your CPU with Cinebench.

By Robert Zak – Feb 11, 2021

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How to Use the “Time to Walk” Feature on Apple Watch

Apple’s Fitness+ subscription service has just received an interesting feature. Let’s talk about how to access and use “Time to Walk” on an Apple Watch.

By Isaac Norman – Feb 4, 2021

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How to Stop AirPods Automatically Switching Between Devices

There’s a way to stop your AirPods from automatically switching between your iPhone, iPad, and a Mac – and we show you how.

By Isaac Norman – Jan 29, 2021

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How to Change Your Move, Exercise & Stand Goals on Apple Watch

Motivate yourself to stay active by learning how to change your move, exercise, and stand goals on your Apple Watch!

By Isaac Norman – Jan 25, 2021

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AMD vs. Nvidia GPUs: Who Should Supply Your Graphics Card in 2021?

Now that both AMD and Nvidia have launched their latest high-end products, here’s everything you need to know about AMD and Nvidia GPUs. ee which are best in 2021.

By Robert Zak – Jan 19, 2021

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How to Prioritize Upgrades for Your Desktop Computer

Computer upgrades are fraught with wrong decisions and wasted money. Here we discuss how to prioritize upgrades for your desktop computer!

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