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November 5, 2021

Everything You Need to Know About Power Supplies

Everything you need to know about power supplies, including cables, connectors, efficiency, PFC, protections, form factors, ripple & noise, voltage stability, maximum power, virtual rails and much more.

Power Tutorials

August 22, 2016

Open Source Hardware Comes of Age

Most people have at least heard of the term “open source” but the wide popularity of open source has been in software rather than hardware. Open source software is well known. Home computer users recognize it in downloads like Office Libre, GIMP, and the VLC media player. More serious computer users realize that much of […]

Power hardware,  open source

June 16, 2016

TP-LINK Smart Plug

Whether you want to give your home that lived-in look while you are on vacation or are just looking for the convenience of being able to have the coffee ready when you wake up, the TP-LINK’s Smart Plug may be just what you need. The Smart Plug is a small device 2.6” wide, 3” deep […]

Consumer Electronics,  Power iot,  smart plug

February 28, 2016

An HDMI Cable that Enhances the Picture

The Marseille mCable is a unique HDMI cable. While all HDMI cables transmit videos, the mCable adds the capability to improve the video quality.  This is done by integrating a video chip into the cable itself. This built-in processor enhances and filters the video content before it reaches the television. This cable upscales from 480p […]

Power cable,  HDMI,  review

July 15, 2015

Understanding the 80 Plus Certification

Everything you need to know about the 80 Plus certification, their methodology, and the different certification levels (Standard, Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, and Titanium). Updated to include the 80 Plus Titanium certification.

Power Tutorials

July 31, 2013

Sentey SDP850-SS Power Supply Review

Let’s take a look at this 850 W power supply from Sentey, which comes with the standard 80 Plus certification, but uses resonant configuration in its primary and DC-DC and synchronous designs in its secondary, features only found on high-efficiency power supplies.

Power Reviews

March 22, 2013

Fractal Design Newton R3 800 W Power Supply Review

The Newton R3 is the new 80 Plus Platinum power supply series from Fractal Design, featuring a modular cabling system and a single +12 V rail. Let’s see how the 800 W model fared on our tests.

Power Reviews

March 21, 2013

SilverStone Strider Plus 600 W (ST60F-PS) Power Supply Review

Let’s take a look at this 600 W power supply with the 80 Plus Silver certification and a fully modular cabling system from SilverStone, the ST60F-PS.

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The Ultimate 2022 Guide on Gigabit Ethernet

Everything you need to know about Gigabit Ethernet.

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What You Should Know About the SPDIF Connection (2022 Guide)

Learn about the digital audio connection called SPDIF and when and how to use it.

Everything You Need to Know About the CPU Power Management

The CPU has several power saving modes called C-states. In this tutorial we will explain what these modes are, what they do and the modes supported by each processor.

Understanding RAM Timings

Learn in detail what numbers like 7-7-7-21, 8-8-8-24, or 9-9-9-24 after the memory specification mean.

How to Connect Two PCs Using a USB to USB Cable in 2022

Learn how to connect two PCs using an USB-USB cable to transfer files and share your Internet connection.

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