Are Your Games CPU Or GPU-Bound? Here's How To Check
Not sure if your games are stressing the CPU or GPU more? Here’s how to find out and why it matters for smoother gaming.
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Who Owns Who? The Complicated Relationship Between Volkswagen And Porsche
Nowadays, Porsche is owned by the Volkswagen Group. Why is it correct to say that Porsche owns Volkswagen, but also that Volkswagen owns Porsche?
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10 Tech Brands So Popular In America, You Probably Didn't Realize They're Owned By China
The technology market is a multi-national world that spans continents and corporations. Which household names trace roots back to Chinese investment?
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IKEA Brings Solar Panels To The UK, Aiming For Mainstream
In a bid to conquer the mainstream market, IKEA is bringing solar panels to the UK.
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How Samsung's Ultra-Slim Galaxy S25 Edge May Help Solve The Fold's Biggest Issue
It's difficult for a slim smartphone to pack high-quality cameras, powerful processor, and long battery life, but the Galaxy S25 Edge has done it.
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How Much Weight Can A Milwaukee Packout Toolbox Hold?
Milwaukee offers a wide range of toolboxes in its Packout range of products. But how much weight can these toolboxes actually carry? Here's the scoop.
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Every Klein Modbox Toolbox, Ranked Biggest To Smallest
The tools you use on the daily can be heavy and expensive. Klein's Modbox system helps organize and transport the stuff you need to get the job done.
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Do All GOTRAX Scooters Have The Same Charger? (And Where You Can Buy Them)
If you've got a GOTRAX Electric scooter and need a new charger, you may be wondering if all GOTRAX chargers are the same. We'll tell you all you need to know.
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2025 Acura Integra Review: A-Spec Tech Package Makes Affordable Hot-Hatch A No-Brainer
Acura's regular Integra may not be as fiery as the Type S, but with the A-Spec Tech Package, you might not care.
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What Is Chevrolet's Number One Selling Vehicle In 2025 (So Far)?
Chevrolet Is one of America’s most iconic auto brands with over a dozen vehicles in its lineup. Can you guess which has sold the most so far in 2025?
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Why Do Some Military Fighter Jets Have A Needle On The Front?
You might have noticed that some fighter jets have a needle-like object on its nose, but what is it and how does it affect the military aircraft?
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How Far Can A US Navy Destroyer Ship Shoot?
A U.S. Navy Destroyer is built for eliminating threats to itself or its fleet and it has a variety of weapons to do so. Here's how far it can shoot.
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Do Microwaves Really Interfere With Wi-Fi?
You may have noticed that when your microwave is running, your Wi-Fi might become unstable, but is it just a coincidence? Here's what you need to know.
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The History Of Virtual Reality: How VR Has Changed The Way We Know Gaming
Virtual reality has changed the world in more ways than one. The concept first emerged in science fiction, so how has it grown into scientific fact?
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What Makes Airport Runway Pavement So Different From Everyday Roads?
Airport runways and regular highways share some similarities, but the conditions both are built for are quite different, and so is the composition.
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Why Do Hybrid Cars Make That Weird Noise In Reverse?
You may have noticed that hybrid vehicles make an odd sound when they are traveling in reverse. Why is this and do all hybrid cars have the feature?
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13 Creative Uses For Door Sensors In Your Smart Home
If you're building up your smart home setup, introducing door sensors can be great for security, but they can bring a lot more utility around the house, too.
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Google Says Your Accounts May Not Be Secure Enough - Here's Why You Should Stop Using Just A Password
According to a study by Google and Morning consult, people are still using passwords as opposed to alternative, safer options. Here's what you need to know.
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Common Problems With The Ford 5.4 Triton Engine
The 5.4 triton engine was under the hood of several Ford models, but it was plagued with problems. Here are the most common ones reported by owners.
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The 5 Fastest Kawasaki Motorcycles Only Experienced Riders Should Own
It takes a certain level of skill to ride these ultra-fast motorcycles. Experience is the name of the game here, beginners beware.
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How Do Helicopters Change Direction In The Air?
Ever wondered how helicopters turn or move sideways? Here’s how pilots steer them through the sky.
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11 Tire Brands Owned By Continental
The Continental brand is one of the biggest tire producers in the world, and it's a lot than than just one brand — the conglomerate owns a lot of companies.
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Is It Normal For Portable Chargers To Get Hot? Here's When You Should Worry
Portable chargers can get hot when charging a phone, but is that normal? And if it is, when does normal behavior turn into something to worry about?
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Why New Tires Don't Come With TPMS Sensors
A Tire pressure monitoring system or TPMS sensors can be found on many modern vehicles. However, many new tires don't have them anymore. Here's why.
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What Missiles Do F-22 Fighter Jets Carry? (And Are They Big Enough To Carry Nukes?)
The F-22 is one of the most advanced fighter jets in the U.S.' arsenal. What munitions do F-22 pilots have access to, and does it include nukes?
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Why You Should Think Twice About Using Thin-Film Solar Panels For Your Home
Thin-film solar panels are growing in popularity because they're easier to install, but are they worth it? You might want to reconsider investing in them.
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The Toyota GT-One Is The Fastest Road-Legal Toyota Ever Made — But You're Never Going To Own One
Toyota has established itself as a manufacturer of reliable cars, but cars like the GT-One prove that the automaker has a different side. How fast is it?
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