Yes, any monitor can be positioned in a vertical orientation, also known as “portrait mode.” However, some monitors may not be specifically designed to be used in a portrait orientation and may not have the same viewing angles or color accuracy as when used in a landscape orientation. Additionally, some monitors may not be able … Read more
Have you recently discovered a white dot on your laptop screen? There are a few things you can try before sending it in for repairs to see if they resolve the problem. To get rid of white spots on your laptop screen, wet a microfiber cloth with warm water. Find the white area on the … Read more
A BIOS (basic input/output system) update is a software update to the code that runs on the motherboard of a computer. The BIOS is in charge of controlling a computer’s hardware and starting the system. A BIOS update can be advantageous in a variety of ways, including improved compatibility with new hardware or software, bug … Read more
In this blog post, we will be discussing whether PNY graphics cards are a good choice for consumers. PNY is a well-known brand in the computer hardware industry, and they offer a wide range of graphics cards for both desktop and laptop computers. But with so many options available, it can be difficult to know … Read more
Electric air dusters, also known as canned air or compressed air, are a type of cleaning product that uses a can of pressurized gas to blow dust and debris out of hard-to-reach areas. They are commonly used to clean computer keyboards, printers, and other electronics. Cleaning dust and debris from computers is important for several … Read more
Arctic Silver 5 is a high-performance thermal compound that is used to improve the thermal conductivity between a heat source and a heat sink. It is designed to fill the microscopic air gaps between the two surfaces, which can help to improve the overall heat transfer and help to reduce the temperature of the heat … Read more
The Arctic P14 and the Noctua A14 are both 140mm fans designed for use in computer cases and other cooling applications. Both fans are designed to provide good airflow and low noise levels, but there are some differences between the two. One key difference is the design of the blades. The Arctic P14 has a … Read more
we will be comparing the Arctic MX-5 and Noctua NT-H2 thermal compounds. Thermal compounds, also known as a thermal paste or thermal interface material, are used to improve the thermal conductivity between a CPU and its heatsink, helping to keep the CPU cool and stable. Both the Arctic MX-5 and Noctua NT-H2 are popular options … Read more
The AMD Ryzen High Performance power plan is a power plan that is designed to optimize the performance of AMD Ryzen processors in Windows. It does this by increasing the frequency and voltage of the processor, which can result in higher performance but also higher power consumption and heat generation. The AMD Ryzen High Performance … Read more
Are you looking for ways to add Thunderbolt 3 to your PC? If you’re an avid gamer, or just a tech enthusiast who loves staying up-to-date with the latest advancements in technology, then you’re probably aware of the many benefits that come with upgrading your PC with Thunderbolt 3. As one of the most versatile … Read more
Power supplies are essential components of any computer setup. Without a strong power source, it can be difficult to power the hardware needed for optimal gaming or streaming performance. This can lead to subpar visuals and sluggish response times that make your gaming experience less than ideal. But just how powerful does your power supply … Read more
The 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz frequencies are both used for wireless networking, but they have some key differences. The 2.4 GHz frequency is a longer-range frequency that is better suited for covering large areas, such as a home or office. It is also better at penetrating walls and other obstacles. However, because it has … Read more
If you’ve ever heard your computer’s fan start spinning and then shortly after, stop again, the cause could be something as simple as your GPU. If your GPU fans spin up and then stop abruptly, it could mean there’s an issue with either the hardware or software associated with it. In this article, we’ll explore … Read more
4×8 RAM and 2×16 RAM refer to the configuration of a computer’s memory modules. 4×8 RAM refers to a system that has 4 memory modules, each with a capacity of 8GB. This means that the system has a total of 4 * 8 = 32GB of RAM. 2×16 RAM refers to a system that has … Read more
Having four sticks of RAM generally allows for better performance than two sticks, due to something called “dual channel” operation. When a computer has two or more RAM sticks installed, it can access them in a way that allows for faster data transfer between the RAM and the CPU (central processing unit). This is because … Read more
A graphics card is a hardware component that is installed in a computer and is responsible for rendering and displaying images on the screen. It does this by processing and displaying the graphics data that is generated by the operating system and other software applications. One of the main functions of a graphics card is … Read more
When comparing two 140mm fans to three 120mm fans, it’s important to consider the size and airflow requirements of your system, as well as any specific performance or noise goals you have in mind. In general, 140mm fans tend to have higher airflow ratings and lower noise levels than 120mm fans due to their larger … Read more
A 24-pin connector is commonly used for the main power connector on a motherboard. If a pin is missing from the connector, it could potentially cause problems with the operation of the computer. If you are missing a pin from your 24-pin connector, you may be able to carefully bend one of the remaining pins … Read more
If you’re in the market for a new display, you may have come across these terms and wondered what they mean and how they affect the performance of a display. In this post, we’ll take a closer look at these measures of display performance and see how they compare. MPRT, or Moving Picture Response Time, … Read more