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  • Login screen on a MacBook
    By Adnan Ahmed 2 months ago

    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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  • A close-up of an old 1990s personal computer showing a turbo and reset button.
    By Anthoni Oisin 2 months ago

    What Was The Turbo Button On Old '90s PC For & Why Don't We Have It Anymore?

    In the 80s and 90s, some desktop PCs included a "Turbo" button, but what it actually did was a little unclear. What was it for and why don't PCs have them now?

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  • Chrome on laptop browser
    By Jordan Wirth 2 months ago

    5 Popular Google Chrome Extensions You Might Want To Avoid

    Chrome extensions can be handy little tools that assist us in our day-to-day tasks, but not all extensions enjoy the same sterling reputation.

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  • Taking out a laptop's battery
    By Nadeem Sarwar 2 months ago

    Can You Set A Battery Charge Limit On Your Laptop? (And Why Would You?)

    Want to set a battery charge limit on your laptop? Learn if it’s possible, how it works, and why it can help extend battery lifespan.

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  • Sound card on table with cables plugged in
    By Joseph Chidi 2 months ago

    Does Your PC Need A Dedicated Sound Card? Here's What You Need To Know

    Wondering if your PC needs a dedicated sound card? Learn when it’s worth it, what benefits you get, and who really needs one.

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  • Processor with its integrated heat spreader removed
    By Bob Sharp 2 months ago

    The Benefits Of Delidding Your CPU (And How To Do It)

    In the right circumstances, delidding can make a noticeable difference and allow more headroom for overclocking your CPU. Here's a closer look at how to do it. 

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  • best tablet gadgets for Android and iOS to level up your experience
    By Hiba Fiaz 2 months ago

    12 Must-Have Tablet Gadgets In 2025

    From smart stands to serious storage boosts, here are the must-have tablet accessories of 2025 that actually make a difference in how you use your device.

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  • Render of Android Desktop mode working between Google Pixel smartphone and external monitor
    By Max Miller 2 months ago

    Your Android Phone Could Be Your Next Desktop PC: Here's How

    In the future, your Android phone may replace your PC — here’s how that reality is quickly taking shape.

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  • Apple Games app
    By Quina Baterna 2 months ago

    Are The Latest Apple MacBooks Any Good For Gaming? Everything You Need To Know Before Buying

    Looking to play the latest video games but only have a MacBook? You may not be entirely out of luck, but you'll want to temper your expectations, too.

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  • A Windows laptop placed on a glass table.
    By Aman Kumar 2 months ago

    How Much RAM Does Windows 11 Use, And Can You Make It Use Less?

    Windows 11 offers many additional features to Windows 10, but it also requires significantly more system resources. There are a few tips you can use to help.

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  • A person is installing a CPU air cooler inside a computer
    By Monica J. White 2 months ago

    Are Used CPU Coolers Worth Buying? Here's What You Should Check First

    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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  • Black AMD Wraith Stealth cooler on a gray background
    By Joseph Chidi 2 months ago

    Are Stock CPU Coolers Good Enough For Every Processor?

    Many CPUs come with a cooler included to manage the processor's heat, but are these pack-ins good enough to keep things cool inside your PC?

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  • Gamer sim-racing on a curved monitor
    By Edward Munene 2 months ago

    Are Curved Monitors Really Better For Gaming? The Benefits & Drawbacks Explored

    Curved monitors are designed with immersion in mind for PC gaming, but it all depends on your setup if you should upgrade from a traditional monitor.

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  • Charging a MacBook using MagSafe
    By Adnan Ahmed 2 months ago

    MagSafe Or USB-C: Which Port Should You Use To Charge Your MacBook?

    With a MacBook, when it's time to top up you can rely on either the MagSafe connector or a traditional USB-C cable, but which is best?

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  • Nvidia 3060 GPU on display
    By Cody D. Campbell 2 months ago

    What's The Most Popular GPU On The Steam Hardware Survey & How Much Does One Cost?

    Curious which GPU tops Steam’s Hardware Survey and how much it costs? Discover the most popular graphics card and its price range.

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  • Close-up of GeForce RTX logo on graphics card
    By Max Miller 2 months ago

    Nvidia Users Can Fix Low Quality YouTube Videos With This RTX Feature

    There are benefits to rocking some of the best names in the industry, as Nvidia offers an RTX feature to make low-quality videos look better even on YouTube.

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  • Woman showing Amazon Fire HD 10 Kids Pro to child
    By Max Miller 2 months ago

    3 Cheap iPad Alternatives For Your Kids

    It can be incredibly tempting to just give your kids an iPad and let them distract themselves, but there are some cheaper alternatives that are better suited.

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  • A CPU on a wooden desk with other components around it
    By Adnan Ahmed 2 months ago

    Building Your Own PC? This Is The Component To Pick Out First

    Building your own computer can be an intimidating task for any skill level, but choosing one particular component first can make it a whole lot easier.

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  • Person using a Chromebook and smartphone
    By Lynnae Williams 2 months ago

    Is It Okay To Leave A Chromebook On Its Charger? Here's How To Maximize Your Battery's Life

    Like any device you use regularly, you may be tempted to leave your Chromebook plugged in for extended periods. There are some things to keep in mind first.

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  • Technician working in IBM quantum computing lab
    By Bob Sharp 2 months ago

    This Quantum Computer Could Be 20,000 Times Faster Than Anything Before

    Quantum computers are getting faster. IBM's Starling computer will be released in 2029 and will be 20,000 times faster than current quantum computers.

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  • Home Theater system displaying big screen and speakers
    By Patrick Phillips 2 months ago

    What Does HTPC Stand For & Is It Really Worth Buying One Today?

    If you're hunting for the best TV experience available, there is a bevy of streaming boxes, but you might have seen something called an HTPC. What are they?

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  • An image showcasing the comparison between an Nvidia GPU and an AMD GPU
    By Ali Hassan 2 months ago

    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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  • iPad Air on top of box
    By Lynnae Williams 2 months ago

    Here's How To Check Your iPad's Battery Health And History

    Your iPad's battery can degrade and die over time just like any other battery-powered device. Fortunately, Apple has made it easy to check the battery life.

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  • A comparison of four different monitor sizes varying from standard definition, to full hd, to 4k, to 8k, with a beach scene in the back.
    By Anthoni Oisin 2 months ago

    8K Gaming Monitors Are Coming, But Are Our Computers Ready For Them?

    Gaming monitors are expanding again with the rise of 8K monitors, but can your computer even handle gaming at an 8K resolution or is it too soon?

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  • Lenovo laptop showing options for resetting PC
    By Pankil Shah 2 months ago

    Does A Factory Reset Remove A Computer Virus?

    If you think your computer has malware or a virus, you may be tempted to perform a factory reset on your PC. But is this an effective solution?

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  • Back of laptop with disk removed and set of screwdrivers
    By Marinel Sigue 2 months ago

    How To Test Your SSD Or HDD For Potential Problems

    Think your hard drive might be failing? Here’s how to test your SSD or HDD and catch problems early.

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  • Close up of an Asus TUF motherboard with an AM5 socket
    By Adnan Ahmed 2 months ago

    How Long Will AMD Support AM5 Motherboards?

    AMD's AM5 has been around since 2022 and, if the company's track record is anything to go by, may stay around for a while longer. But for how long exactly?

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