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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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  • 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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  • Product image of the RX 9060 XT GPU
    By Adnan Ahmed 2 months ago

    3 Alternatives To The AMD RX 9060 XT That You Can Buy Today

    Graphics cards upgrades are essential for gaming rigs, but the latest and greatest AMD cards can be expensive. Here are some alternatives you can look at.

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  • A monitor and a gaming PC, showing an AIO cooler inside
    By Monica J. White 2 months ago

    Signs It's Time To Replace Your PC's AIO Cooler

    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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  • Custom PC with AIO temperature display
    By Marc Magrini 2 months ago

    3 PC Parts You Should Always Buy Used (And 7 You Shouldn't)

    Some PC parts work great used, but others need to be new to stay reliable — know the difference to save cash without risking your build.

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  • A mini PC on a grey background
    By Monica J. White 2 months ago

    Building A Small Form Factor PC? Don't Forget To Consider These 10 Things First

    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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  • A custom built PC tower lit up with RGB LEDs
    By Anthoni Oisin 2 months ago

    Do Custom PCs Have Serial Numbers? (And What To Do If You Need One)

    Finding a product's serial number is pretty easy, but what about custom-built PCs? Do they have a serial number, and where would you even find it?

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  • gaming computer motherboard with black background
    By Pankil Shah 2 months ago

    How To Find Your Motherboard's Serial Number (And Why You Might Want To)

    Need your motherboard’s serial number? Learn how to find it quickly and why it’s useful for support, upgrades, or warranty claims.

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  • Apple, Windows and Linux logos on a white keyboard
    By Pankil Shah 2 months ago

    What Is Dual-Booting On A PC And Why Should You Try It?

    Curious about dual-booting on a PC? Learn what it is, how it works, and why running two operating systems might be worth trying.

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  • Steam Deck OLED with game library on monitor's display, resting on black background
    By Madeline Cuccio 2 months ago

    Can You Use A Gaming Handheld To Replace Your Desktop PC?

    Gaming consoles are getting more expensive, but could you use a more budget-conscious gaming handheld to perform the same functions as a desktop PC?

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  • Nvidia Geforce RTX GPU installed in desktop PC
    By Bob Sharp 2 months ago

    How Does A Discrete GPU Actually Work?

    Curious how a discrete GPU works? Learn how it handles graphics processing, boosts performance, and differs from integrated graphics.

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  • Three Gigabyte Aorus AMD motherboards in promotional image
    By Ali Hassan 2 months ago

    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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  • Woman using Windows 11 on desktop and vertical monitor
    By Marinel Sigue 2 months ago

    The One Tool You Need To Make Windows 11 Run Faster (And Remove Bloatware)

    Want to speed up Windows 11 and get rid of bloatware? This one powerful tool can help you clean up your system and boost performance.

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  • Three graphics cards on a table.
    By Shane O'Neill 2 months ago

    Worried About How Long Your Graphics Card Will Last? Here's What Can Affect Its Lifespan

    Concerned about your graphics card's lifespan? Learn what factors affect GPU longevity and how to keep it running smoothly for years.

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  • Laptop on table showing Windows 11 with Start menu opened
    By Marinel Sigue 2 months ago

    The First 5 Things To Do After Upgrading To Windows 11

    If you're finally making the leap from Windows 10 to Windows 11 now that support is ending, you'll want to do some basic clean-up after installation.

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  • A man with dark hair and a check shirt is removing components from a desktop PC tower that has its side panel removed.
    By Emma Street 2 months ago

    Can You Upgrade A Pre-Built PC? The Answer May Not Be That Simple

    While upgrading RAM or storage in pre-built PCs should be relatively easy in most cases, other components may be custom-made to fit the brand's chassis.

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  • Close up of thermal paste on GPU
    By Pankil Shah 2 months ago

    Do Graphics Cards Use Thermal Paste, And Do You Need To Change It?

    Wondering if graphics cards use thermal paste? Learn how it works, when to replace it, and why it matters for GPU performance.

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  • Person plugging in USB device to laptop
    By Marinel Sigue 2 months ago

    USB Port Not Recognizing Devices? Here Are Possible Issues & How To Fix Them

    USB port not recognizing your device? Learn the common causes and step-by-step fixes to get your connection working again quickly.

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  • Various connector ports on a computer
    By Daniel Trock 2 months ago

    How Many USB Ports Does Your Motherboard Have? Here's How To Check

    Do you have enough USB ports for all the things you want to plug into your computer? Here are all the ways you can count them to find out an exact number.

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  • Three computer fans with purple LED
    By Marinel Sigue 2 months ago

    Why Your Computer's Fan May Be So Loud (And How You Could Make It Quieter)

    There's nothing more irritating than a noisy computer fan making a loud racket all day while you're trying to work or game. Here's some common solutions.

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  • Close up of desktop PC tower showing GPU fans
    By Pankil Shah 2 months ago

    GPU Fan Not Spinning? This Could Be Why

    The fan on your graphics card not spinning can be a serious problem in the middle of a gaming session, but it may also be an easy fix to complete.

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  • angry man throwing playstation controller
    By Zohaib Ahmed 2 months ago

    No, Console Gaming Isn't Necessarily Cheaper Than PC – Here's Why

    Gaming consoles are more expensive than ever right now, but gamers may be able to get a better deal if they make the jump to PC gaming instead.

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  • A person working on their laptop.
    By Aman Kumar 2 months ago

    The Easiest Way To Switch Windows On A Computer Is Just 2 Buttons

    Want a quicker way to switch app windows on your computer? Learn the simple 2-button shortcut that makes multitasking faster and easier.

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  • Internal USB 2.0 port header
    By Tom Clark 2 months ago

    What Are USB Headers And How Are They Different From USB Ports?

    If you're looking to add USB ports to a PC, you might see something about USB headers. Are these the same as USB ports? If not, how are they different?

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  • eenager wearing headphones plays game on PC
    By Max Miller 3 months ago

    Are 1080p Monitors Still Worth Buying For Gaming?

    In a world where 4K seems like the prominent format, you might be wondering if 1080p resolution still has a place. Here's everything you need to know.

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  • A Corsair AIO Cooler
    By Shane Schmid 3 months ago

    Do PC Liquid Coolers Need Maintenance?

    PC Liquid Coolers are cherished by gamers for their incredibly efficient heat maintenance, but are they something that needs to be regularlyl maintained?

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  • Close up of screwdriver with screw attached inside a computer
    By Bob Sharp 3 months ago

    Do You Need A Tool Kit To Build A PC?

    Thinking of building your own PC? Find out if you really need a tool kit for it and which tools are essential for a smooth and safe build.

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