Computing
Can’t find TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot options in BIOS
When you’re setting up your computer to use the latest software and games, you might run into a problem where the program asks for TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot. These aren’t just for [...]
Gaming
Computing
Enabling TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot on Gigabyte Mobo
Getting TPM 2.0 (Trusted Platform Module) and Secure Boot working on a Gigabyte motherboard is super important if you want to keep your computer safe and meet the needs of new software. These [...]
Computing
How to Enable TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot on ASRock
Turning on TPM 2.0 (Trusted Platform Module) and Secure Boot on an ASRock motherboard is a smart move, especially for gamers and folks who really care about keeping their computer safe. TPM 2.0 [...]
Gaming
Using Onboard Graphics And Graphics Card Simultaneously
Wondering if you can add more screens to your computer because your main graphics card doesn’t have enough ports? You’re probably thinking about using the onboard graphics along with [...]
Gaming
How much does a Lenovo, HP or Dell laptop weigh?
When you’re in the market for a new laptop, how heavy it is can really matter, especially if you’re always on the go. We live in a time where being able to take your tech with you is [...]
Gaming
Is it bad to have monitors with different refresh rates?
Setting up more than one screen for your computer, especially for work or gaming, means you’ve got to think about how fast each screen can show new images, called refresh rate. It’s [...]
Gaming
What happens if you play 1440p on a 1080p monitor?
Ever thought about what happens when you try to play a game or watch a video in 1440p on a screen that only supports 1080p? This question pops up a lot because we often deal with different [...]
Gaming
How to Change Color of RGB or ARGB Fans on PC
If you’ve just gotten yourself a computer with cool, colorful RGB (Red-Green-Blue) fans, you’re probably loving the colors they shine. But maybe you’re thinking, “I wish [...]
Gaming
NAT Boost vs QoS, Which is Better for Gaming?
When you’re trying to make your online gaming better, you might hear about two things: NAT Boost and Quality of Service (QoS). Both are about making your gaming on the internet smoother, [...]
Computing
ARGB vs RGB Fans: Controller, Header and Splitter
ARGB, short for Addressable RGB, is like a supercharged version of regular RGB lighting that we use to make our PCs look cool. Imagine being able to control each tiny light on your PC to make it [...]
