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If you've built a PC or two, you probably have a tube of old thermal paste somewhere at home. But does paste expire, and how do you know if it has?
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Nvidia has launched a desktop version of its RTX 5050, but it uses GDDR6 VRAM instead of the laptop version's GDDR7. Here's what the company had to say.
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Nvidia and AMD, the two biggest names in GPU production, keep pumping graphics cards with 8 GB of VRAM into the market, but they should probably be avoided.
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CPU coolers can add a fair bit to your PC budget, but is it worth looking into buying a used cooler to save a few bucks, or is it more of a headache?
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If you're a PC gamer, you've probably seen more than one person express the opinion that 8 GB of VRAM isn't enough. But how true is that, exactly?
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The different versions of Valve's Steam Deck come with an internal SSD for storage, but sometimes the pre-installed option just doesn't cut it.
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Water cooling your PC with an AIO cooler is effective, but it can be a little stressful. Here's how to know if it's time to replace your AIO cooler.
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Small form factor PCs are no different from regular computers in the sense that you can tailor them to your needs, but they do take more consideration to build.
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There are a couple of ways to look up your GPU's SN without physically inspecting the graphics card, and here are some tips.
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Nvidia's RTX 5060 is the latest addition to a long line of midrange cards, and AMD's RX 9060 XT is now here to compete. But which one is better?
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The motherboard is the connective tissue in a computer and it can widely range in price, but is it actually worth it to buy a more expensive one?
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Intel GPUs rarely get as much discussion or praise compared to their Nvidia or AMD counterparts, but are these graphics cards worth the investment?
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Some say that there are no bad GPUs; while that may be true, there are certainly ones that offer poor value. Here are some GPUs that aren't worth the money.
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It's tempting to buy the newest flagship graphics card every time Nvidia releases one, but that's not always necessary especially if you have the previous one.
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Whether a flood or a few drops of water, a wet outlet is never a good thing, but it's not the end of the world if you know how to handle it.
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If you have an OLED television or monitor, you might want to consider adjusting your settings to stop burn-in.
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Do Not Disturb mode can be a useful feature for any Windows user, but not if it turns on when you don't want it to. Here's some steps to fix it.
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Bose and Beats are some of the biggest players in the headphone industry, but which is better? Here's what owners have to say about both brands.
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It's important to know the massive difference when comparing the RTX 5070 Ti desktop GPU vs. the RTX 5070 Ti laptop GPU.
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GPU decisions never get easier, as technology is always getting better. But how does NVIDIA's GeForce RTX 5070 Ti stand up to AMD's Radeon RX 9070 XT?
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There are ways to fix cracks in your dashboard and even more ways you can help prevent them from happening.
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The big world of USB chargers and adapters can be confusing, and these USB-A to USB-C are some of the best you can purchase.
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If you have your sights set on buying a gaming PC from Amazon, these are some of the best options to consider.
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The TSA doesn't let specific items to pass through the safety gate and for good reason. Believe or not, these confiscated items can be bought online.
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My experience with ultrawide vs. dual monitors over the past decade has taken me through a variety of displays.
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If you're going for a multi-monitor setup in your workstation but have limited display ports, daisy chaining your displays might be a great option.
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If you're worried that your laptop or desktop is running a little hot, there are ways you can check whether internal components, like the CPU, are safe.
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