Does Thermal Paste Expire? Here's How To Tell If Yours Is Safe To Use
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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How Big Were Iowa-Class Battleships And How Many Troops Could They Carry?
The U.S. Navy's Iowa-class battleships played a huge role in many 20th-century conflicts. How big were they, exactly, and how many troops were on board?
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The Best Time Of The Year To Buy A Subaru, According To Dealers
If you're interested in buying a Subaru, you might want to start planning your purchase around the best time of the year to buy one. We've got the details.
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Harbor Freight Off-Road Jacks: What Options Are Available And What Makes Them So Durable?
Harbor Freight off-road jacks can come in handy in case of an emergency, but are they durable? Here's a closer look at the options available.
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6 Fighter Jet Myths You See On TV And In Movies
Fighter jets are marvels of modern technology capable of inconceivable feats of aviation, yet a gap remains between factual performance and Hollywood fiction.
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Signs Your RAM Might Be Failing (And What To Do About It)
Failing RAM sticks can present themselves in a variety of ways, but will eventually result in failure to boot if the symptoms are ignored over time.
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Why Are Blinkers Or Turn Signals Called 'Indicators' In England?
Drivers in the U.S. and in the U.K. are both using the same little lever, but the former call it a "turn signal," and the latter an "indicator." Here's why.
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Classic Toys That Have Gotten Major Tech Upgrades
Tech has changed the face of (adult) childhood , but some classic toys from the analog past are enjoying a second life thanks to technological upgrades.
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Who Owns Igloo And Where Are The Coolers Made?
Igloo coolers are among the most recognizable coolers in the world, but who owns the brand, and where are they made? Here's everything you need to know.
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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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5 Mistakes That Are Destroying Your Turbocharged Engine
If you're driving a car with a turbocharged engine, there are all sorts of little mistakes you could be making that are harming the turbo's longevity.
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Why Do Some Motorcycle Front Tires Look Like They're On Backwards?
While all four tires of a car have treads that point in the same direction, a motorcycle is different, and the front wheel's tread is reversed. Why?
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The Risk With Buying 'Used: Like New' Tools On Amazon
Is it worth buying 'Used: Like New' tools on Amazon? While you might save some money, there are risks worth considering. Here's what you need to know.
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Here's What An Unopened Nintendo Entertainment System Deluxe Set Is Worth Today
While the Nintendo Entertainment System itself isn't rare, the Deluxe Set, which came bundled with a selection of games and accessories, is a different story.
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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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What Is Google AI Mode & Is It Free To Use?
Wondering what Google AI Mode is? Learn how it works, what features it offers, and whether you can use it for free.
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3.5 EcoBoost HP: What's The Difference Between Ford's Standard & High Output Engines?
The 3.5 EcoBoost has been under the hood of several Ford models. However, there are key horsepower differences between the standard and high output engines.
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Every Cummins Medium-Duty Truck Engine Released So Far, Ranked By Horsepower
Cummins is one of the big engine makers powering the commercial trucking industry, and it makes quite a few power plants geared toward medium-duty trucks.
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How To Verify A Used EV's Battery Health Before Buying It
While prospective buyers can use a cheap and portable OBD-II scanner to check battery health, dealerships provide a more comprehensive service.
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5 Cheap AMD And Intel Processors For Your Next Gaming PC Build
Interested in getting into PC gaming, but intimidated by the cost of building a new computer? Intel and AMD both still some make CPUs that won't break the bank.
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5 Of The Most Powerful Ford Trucks, Ranked By Horsepower
Over the years, Ford has put out some top-tier trucks, but some have more power than others. Here are the ones with the most horsepower you can buy today.
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Where Are Matco Tools Made And Who Owns The Company Today?
While some Matco tools are manufactured or assembled in the U.S., others are produced in China, Taiwan, or at unlisted locations across the world.
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What Causes 'Chicken Strips' On Motorcycle Tires? (And How Can You Prevent Them?)
As well as being tasty, spiced snacks, chicken strips on tires provide a record of how far a motorcycle has been leaned over into a bend or corner.
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This Is Why Other Countries Want Germany's Taurus Cruise Missile
Lots of countries are eyeing Germany's Taurus cruise missile, and some already have it. There are a few reasons why it's such a hot commodity.
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11 Of The Fastest Motorcycles From The 1970s
The 1970s were a time of little compromise in terms of maximum performance, regardless of safety. These are the 11 fastest to come out of that era.
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Why Do Chipping Hammers Have Spring Handles?
A chipping hammer is an essential tool in a welder's toolkit, but why do chipping hammers have spring handles? These handles have more uses than you think.
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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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