Who Invented USB, And Does Anyone Own The Standard?
Ever wondered who invented USB and who actually controls it now? It all started with Ajay Bhatt’s Intel team and today managed by a tech industry non-profit.
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How To Connect Your Bose Headphones To Your MacBook
A pair of Bose headphones should sound really good no matter what you pair them with, including Apple's stalwart line of MacBooks. Here's how to connect them.
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Why A VPN Works Better When You Use A Server Closer To Your Location
Using a VPN lets you keep your connection private or change its location, but some servers are worse than others. Here's what you need to know.
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How To Safely Test A Used USB Drive Without Compromising Your System
If you're worried about an unknown USB drive, there's a way to test the device without risking your devices get overcome by a USB killer or worse.
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Steam Deck Vs. Lenovo Legion Go S With SteamOS: Which Offers Better Gaming Performance?
Steam Deck and Lenovo Legion Go S are apart in years and specifications, but they both share the same operating system: SteamOS. Still, we have a clear winner.
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What Happens If You Plug Two Chargers Into A Chromebook?
Many Chromebook models come with two USB-C ports on either side of them where the charger can plug in to. What happens if you plug in two chargers?
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Why Do Kindle Batteries Last So Much Longer Than iPad Batteries?
Tablets, like iPads, measure their battery life in hours, while e-readers, like Kindles, measure it in weeks. The difference is due to display technology.
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Hard Drive Running Slow? This May Be Why (And What To Do About It)
Is your hard drive running slow? Learn the common reasons behind sluggish performance and what you can do to speed it up.
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Can You Upgrade The RAM In Your Chromebook?
While many laptops let you swap out the original RAM, not all portable computers are made equal. This is how the Chromebook works with RAM.
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Here's How You Can Unlock Your iPad Without A Passcode
Getting locked out of your iPad can be a disaster, especially if you don't know your passcode. Here's the options you have for unlocking without a passcode.
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What Is Intel XeSS, And How Does It Compare To Similar AMD & Nvidia Tech?
Compared to Nvidia DLSS and AMD FSR, Intel XeSS is the company's first foray into upscaling tech, but it seems to be a potent competitor for all GPUs.
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What Is NAND Flash & Why Is It So Expensive?
You use NAND flash daily whether you realize it or not. But how much do you know about it? We explain what it is, how it works, and why it costs so much.
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5 Tips To Optimize The Airflow In Your Gaming PC (And Why It Matters)
Low temperatures play an essential role in maintaining your desktop PC healthy, and airflow optimization is one of the best ways to keep them low.
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Is Your PC Running Too Hot? Here's How To Know If You Need A New Fan Or Upgraded Cooling
One of the most worrying parts about a gaming PC is managing the temps. Here's how to tell if you need to replace your fan or upgrade your cooling altogether.
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What Is Input Lag & Can You Avoid It During Competitive Gaming?
Input lag is something many gamers complain about. In competitive gaming, it can be a real problem. But what does it really mean, and can you avoid it entirely?
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What Does DDR5 RAM CAS Timing Mean And How Does It Impact Performance?
DDR5 RAM is faster than ever, but it's not all about speed -- CAS timing matters too. What is it and how much does it matter in a gaming PC?
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The Risks Of Buying 'Used: Like New' PC Parts From Amazon
Thinking of buying “Used: Like New” PC parts from Amazon? Learn the potential risks and what to check before you click buy.
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Yes, Overclocking Can Damage Your CPU - Here Are The Warning Signs
Overclocking is largely safe for enthusiast-level computing or PC gaming, but it will reduce the overall lifespan of your CPU depending on how deep you go.
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How Important Is Having DRAM In An SSD?
There's a lot of acronyms you'll find when you do your research into buying a SSD for your computer, but DRAM may be the most important one.
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What Is The Fn Key For On Keyboards? (And How Does It Differ Between Mac And Windows?)
Ever noticed the Fn key on your Mac or Windows computer? It serves several purposes, but you'll need to learn how to use it. Here's what you need to know.
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Want To Upgrade Your Laptop To Wi-Fi 7? Here's What You Need To Check First
While laptops typically aren't known for being upgradeable, some do have user-replaceable Wi-Fi cards. Here's how to swap yours for a new Wi-Fi 7 adapter.
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Steam On MacBook: Everything You Need To Know Before You Start Gaming With Mac
While it's possible to install Steam on Macbooks, you may find the selection of compatible games severely limited when compared to Windows.
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What Happens When You Delete A File On Windows? (And Can You Recover It?)
Wondering what really happens when you delete a file on Windows? Learn how deletion works, where files go, and if you can recover them.
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What Are USB Sleep-And-Charge Ports And How Do They Work?
If your laptop or desktop PC has "sleep-and-charge" USB ports on it, they can be pretty helpful, but how they work varies based on the manufacturer.
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Yes, A Monitor Can Work Without A PC - Here Are Other Ways You Can Use It
Monitors may be core peripheral devices for PCs, but there are plenty of other uses for these displays aside from being hooked up to a desktop or laptop.
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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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Want To Change Your MacBook Username? Here's How To Do It
Need to update your MacBook username? Here’s how to do it the right way so everything stays running smoothly.
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