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Knowing Which GPU Is in Your PC Can Help You Troubleshoot. How to Figure Out What It Is

To find your graphics card: Look for a section called Display adapters and click the arrow next to it. You'll see your GPU ...

5 must-do SSD tweaks that supercharge your PC’s performance

If your SSD doesn’t have a heatsink, you should get one, especially if you’re running a PCIe Gen 4 or PCIe Gen 5 SSD. A ...

Remove Windows 11 Bloatware & Tracking For a Faster, Private and More Efficient PC

Learn how to remove bloatware, disable tracking, and optimize Windows 11 for speed and privacy with this step-by-step ...

Make games look loads better on your old AMD Radeon GPU with this new FSR 4 mod

FSR 4 upscaling has been made to run on older AMD RNDA 2 and 3 graphics cards, with better graphics and only a small drop in ...

$300 GeForce vs. $300 Radeon GPU: Four Generations, Head to Head

We compare four generations of $300 GeForce and Radeon GPUs to see how budget gaming has evolved, from crypto-fueled chaos to ...
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GPU-killing mistakes you're probably making right now

Overclocking isn't worth the effort anyway, and if you're hurting your GPU's lifespan over time, it becomes a liability. It ...

Microsoft’s Solution For PC Gaming’s Most Annoying Headache Is Finally Happening

PC gaming is wonderful. You can customize games as much as you desire, run them at high framerates, and enjoy all sorts of other useful advantages. But one really annoying part of gaming on a PC in ...
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5 BIOS settings gamers forget to change

When gamers put together their PCs or buy a prebuilt one from a system integrator, one of the settings that's easiest to miss is XMP or EXPO. XMP (Extreme Memory Profile) and EXPO (Extended Profiles ...