Is a high-end CPU a real need for a gaming computer?
It is worth investing in a high-end CPU for a gaming computer, or can you save some bucks buying a mainstream one and go for a better video card? We test it!
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Which is the faster CPU: old but high-end or entry-level and new? – Part 2
On games, using a mainstream video card, which is the faster CPU, a high-end one from six years ago, or a low-end recent processor? Let’s find out! This is Part 2 in our Myth-busting series.
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Overclocking Pros and Cons
We are taking a step back to educate our newer readers on what overclocking is, the pros and cons of doing so, and what happens if you don’t properly cool an overclocked CPU.
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Best Remote Support Tools Review
Below are five of our favorite remote support tools that allow you to troubleshoot another person’s computer remotely.
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Remote Desktop 101
In this tutorial, we will teach you how to use Remote Desktop to connect to another computer to control it remotely. We give step by step instructions, advantages, and drawbacks of Remote Desktop.
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Google Web History – Everything You Need to Know
Google Web History replaced an earlier search history service in April, 2007, meaning that every search query you entered since then could have been recorded. Let’s understand the details!
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Which is the Faster CPU: old but high-end or entry-level and new? – Part 1
Which is the faster CPU, a high-end one from six years ago, or a low-end recent processor? Let’s find out!
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Gigabyte Z170X-Gaming 7 Motherboard
We review the Gigabyte Z170X-Gaming 7, a socket LGA1151 motherboard based on the new Intel Z170 chipset, supporting DDR4 memory modules.