What Causes The 'Chevy Shake' And Is It Covered Under Warranty?
The 'Chevy Shake' phenomenon affects models ranging from trucks, to SUVs, to cars from the 2010s, though you may be covered depending on certain conditions.
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This Is The Most Stolen Car In America, According To The IIHS
Keyless entry and ignition makes life easy for drivers, but even easier for car thieves to clone and copy key codes, before stealing your car.
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Here Are The Biggest Complaints About The Jeep Gladiator From Owners
There have been several major problems with Jeep Gladiators in recent years. We take a look at users' experiences, stats, and what Jeep is doing about it.
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Subaru EyeSight Settlement: How To Get A Warranty Extension And A Repair Reimbursement
Subaru’s EyeSight tech is at the center of a new class-action deal. Find out if your vehicle qualifies for extended coverage or repair reimbursement.
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Dodge Ram 1500 Vs 2500: Which Truck Has The Bigger Cab?
If cab size is the most important thing to you, between the Dodge Ram 1500 and 2500, then it's important to compare them side-by-side, and we're here to help.
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Why Do The Lights In A Lighthouse Rotate? Here's How They Help Ships
Long before GPS, lighthouses had been guiding sailors home for centuries. Their rotating lights use certain patterns to help ships navigate to shore.
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Why Cummins Had To Pay Nearly $2B After The EPA Accused It Of Cheating
Cummins has to pay one of the largest penalties in U.S. environmental history. Find out why the EPA decided that the engine company had broken the rules.
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What Does 'GAWR' Stand For On A Car Or Truck?
You might have seen your car or truck's GAWR measurement inside your driver's side door. This helps tell you how much weight the vehicle's axles can handle.
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The One Thing Intel Knows It Needs To Compete With AMD's X3D CPU Lineup
Intel's CPU business has been in a slump, allowing AMD to swoop in and bring new tech, winning it many new customers. Here's what Intel has to do to catch up.
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Worried Your Used NVIDIA RTX GPU Is Counterfeit? Here Are The Biggest Warning Signs
A scam technique involving previous-generation Nvidia RTX GPUs has started getting attention. Here's how to ensure a used Nvidia card isn't counterfeit.
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Why The RTX 5090 Gaming GPU Is Banned In China (And What NVIDIA May Offer Them Instead)
Nvidia's latest high-end GPU, the RTX 5090, isn't available in China, but the graphics card manufacturer seems to have a plan to get around the restriction.
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Is Expensive Thermal Paste Really Worth Buying? Here's What PC Enthusiasts Say
Thermal paste is one of the things keeping your CPU running well, but does that make it worth spending extra money on? The answer is not that simple.
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How Is A SSD Different From A HDD? Here's What You Need To Know
Data storage for PCs usually takes one of two forms: HDDs and SSDs. What's the difference between the two formats and which is best for your computer?
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Why ASRock AMD AM5 Motherboards Are Crashing More Than Other Options
ASRock AM5 motherboards that support AMD's newest line of Ryzen CPUs is having a less than stellar ability to support the hardware, preventing PCs from booting.
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You Can Estimate Your Travel Trailer's Tongue Weight With A Bathroom Scale - Here's How
Checking the tongue weight of your trailer is important for trailer stability. It's easy to do with a bathroom scale and a few other objects in your garage.
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How To Properly Load A Trailer For Balanced Towing
How you load your trailer is crucial when it comes to towing safety. Calculating the right weight distribution isn't as complicated as you might think.
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What Is Path Tracing And Is It Different Than Ray Tracing?
Ray tracing and path tracing might sound like similar terms, and in a way they are, but the way they work and the results they produce are completely different.
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AMD Vs Intel: Are Intel CPUs Still Good For Gaming? Here's What Users Say
Intel used to be the go-to for gamers in need of a CPU, but what's the status now? Let's see how AMD and Intel processors compare for gamers.
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What Is PCIe Lane Sharing? (And How It Impacts Performance)
If you're a computer enthusiast or PC gamer, you've heard about PCIe lanes and possibly even lane sharing. Here's what it all means and how it affects your PC.
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Can You Use A Mini-ITX Motherboard In An ATX PC Case?
ATX cases are the most common computer size but Mini-ITX has grown in popularity in recent years for its portability, aesthetics, and small-footprint builds.
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Nvidia DLSS 4 Vs. FSR 4: Which Frame Generation Tech Is Better Right Now?
Nvidia's DLSS 4 and AMD's FSR 4 are the new hotness in AI upscaling for graphics cards, but can one outperform the other? What about compatibility?
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Is The Newest Toyota 4Runner Really Underpowered? Here's What Owners Say
When the newest Toyota 4Runner model ditched the reliable V6 for a hybrid four-cylinder, many were concerned for its power output, while others are optimistic.
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These Silverado Years Have The Worst Rust Problems According To Owners
Rust has become a recurring, generational issue for the Chevrolet Silverado, and has been reported in various capacities across user forums and the NHTSA.
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Can You Use A PCIe 5.0 SSD With A PCIe 4.0 Motherboard?
Most PCIe accessories, like SSDs, are backwards compatible with one another. However, with storage in particular, you'll see diminishing returns when upgrading.
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What Is VRAM, And How Much Do You Need In A Gaming GPU?
PC gaming is an always-evolving hobby, but more than ever, graphics requirements in more modern games are demanding more and more VRAM from your GPU.
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Toyota 4Runner Hybrid Vs. Gas: Which Is Right For You?
The Toyota 4Runner makes a couple key sacrifices in the name of hybrid torque, so it's important to consider if the i-FORCE MAX drivetrain is right for you.
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MSI Vs. Gigabyte: Which Brand Makes Better Motherboards? (According To Users)
MSI and Gigabyte are some of the most common motherboard spotted in gaming rigs, though opinions on the internet vary drastically on which mobo is best.
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