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What is CMOS?
You have probably heard the word CMOS, but do you know what it is? Let's figure it out with this article. First, let's find out what the BIOS is and what it does in a computer or laptop. The abbreviation BIOS stands for Basic Input Output System. Th...
Alex · 14 September 2022 · 127
SkyQuad Drone Scam EXPOSED? SkyQuad Drone Reviews (Buyer's Guide 2022)
Life moves pretty fast, as they say, and sometimes it can be hard to keep up with the things you want to capture on camera – whether it’s your child’s first day of school or your child’s first practice of some sport that they...
Techadviser247 · 09 September 2022 · 159
GPUs Are Getting MORE Power-Hungry
Pointless! That's how a lot of people these days would describe high-wattage power supplies that promise you 1000 watts or more of power with an unreasonably high price tag. They used to be more common when people rocked multiple graphics cards in th...
Den W. · 05 September 2022 · 142
Bark Begone Reviews: (Buyer's Guide 2022) Bark Begone Dog Trainer
Dog barking is not good for the mental health of your neighbors and should be monitored. You can put an end to this unhelpful behavior by taking care of your pet with me. It utilizes proprietary ultrasonic emitters that effectively get any dog's atte...
Techadviser247 · 03 September 2022 · 72
The Best PC Setup for Online Gaming
Access to online gaming has improved considerably over the last few years, with many affordable gaming laptops and desktops hitting the market. However, to get the best experience, you will need a computer that’s capable of processing the graphics. T...
Alex · 22 August 2022 · 329 · 3
3 Laptop Repairs You Can Do Without Voiding Your Warranty
When something goes wrong with your laptop, you may not want to have to take it back to the store. While you know your warranty covers repairs, you may be able to do a perfect job yourself. However, in some cases, this may void your warranty, leaving...
Alex · 09 August 2022 · 77
How To Build A Gaming Computer From Scratch Under $1000?
Ahhh, the self-built computer. The unquenchable need for newer and better hardware combined with the internet's wealth of knowledge to develop some fantastic DIY PCs. Sure, bright LED lights would peer out from some overzealous builder's enclosure, b...
Ahegao Hoodie · 05 August 2022 · 185
Recovering RAID data with DiskInternals
RAID Recovery is the go-to solution for recovering. The program is developed for amateurs and highly-experienced IT experts - the interface is intuitive, and the recovery speed is top-notch. How to retrieve lost data If you have the right equipment...
Alex · 22 July 2022 · 148 · 1
CPU Cooler for gaming system
As we know that gaming has become an important hobby in today's world and people have become obsessed with gaming war. Most people have started playing games on the computer. That's because heavy software works inside it, and the heat gets too fast....
Ahegao Hoodie · 22 July 2022 · 140
The PC Part You Forgot
You're building your brand new PC when you realize you made a rookie mistake, you forgot that speakers. So, you figure that you should go and buy some, unless you want to spend all your time wearing an uncomfortable pair of head clamps. ...
Den W. · 13 July 2022 · 140
How To Find What Graphic Card Best for Gaming?
There are a few things to consider when finding the best graphic card for gaming. 1 - Graphics Processor: This is the heart of the graphics card and needs to be powerful enough to cope with the demands of the latest games. A good starting point is...
Alex · 08 July 2022 · 97 · 1
The 5 best gaming CPUs of 2022
The microprocessor is the brain of your computer. Without it, it is impossible to perform all the complex tasks required of a PC today. Which model to choose in 2022 among the hundreds of references? It seems like a long time ago that you could judg...
Ahegao Hoodie · 05 July 2022 · 119
What To Consider When Buying a Motherboard?
A motherboard is like the central nervous system of a computer; it is responsible for everything from controlling the speed of the processor to connecting all the different components of the machine. That's why it's important to invest in a good qual...
Alex · 03 July 2022 · 111
Desktop vs. Laptop GPUs Explained
I don't care what Gandalf says. You can't shove a full-sized graphics card into a laptop without pulling some kind of crazy wizardry. But even so, modern gaming laptops still include discreet GPUs that can run demanding titles nearly as well as deskt...
Jacob Enderson · 03 July 2022 · 96
Does DDR4 Work With Ryzen 7 1800x
Many questions about what DDR4 does work with Ryzen. If you are also confused about this and are looking for the answer then you are in the right place. Why in today's article I am going to tell you about the same. First of all, I want to tell you i...
Ahegao Hoodie · 27 June 2022 · 109
Do You Need A New Power Supply? - ATX 3.0
Power supplies haven't changed that much over the years but there's a new specification that could force you to buy a new one the next time you upgrade your GPU. It's called ATX 3.0 and it was designed by Intel specifically with high performance GPUs...
Jacob Enderson · 13 June 2022 · 385