Hardware

ARGB vs RGB Fans Controller, Header and Splitter
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 [...]

By Nyau Wai Hoe, ago
144Hz vs 165Hz Monitor Valorant CSGO
Gaming

144Hz vs 165Hz Monitor: Can you tell the difference?

When it comes to gaming, especially fast-paced games like Valorant, CS:GO, COD, and Apex Legends, every little bit of your setup counts. A big talk among gamers is about monitor refresh rates. [...]

By Nyau Wai Hoe, ago
16GB vs 32GB RAM for Windows 11 Differences
Gaming

16GB vs 32GB RAM for Windows 11: Differences

Figuring out how much RAM you need for a new Windows 11 computer can be a bit tricky, and often, it’s a toss-up between 16GB and 32GB. This choice is pretty important because it affects how [...]

By Nyau Wai Hoe, ago
AH-IPS vs IPS Differences and Which is Better
Gaming

AH-IPS vs IPS: Their Differences and Which is Better

When you’re on the hunt for a new screen, be it for your computer, TV, or phone, you might stumble upon terms like IPS (In-Plane Switching) and AH-IPS (Advanced High-Performance In-Plane [...]

By Nyau Wai Hoe, ago
GPU Artifacting Examples, How to Test, and Fixes
Hardware

GPU Artifacting Examples, How to Test, and Fixes

GPU artifacting means you see weird stuff on your screen because your graphics card (the GPU) is having trouble. You might see things like flickers, odd lines, colors looking wrong, or shapes [...]

By Nyau Wai Hoe, ago
Ethernet Speeds of TVs from Apple, Samsung, Sony and LG
Gaming

Ethernet Speed of TVs from Samsung, Sony, LG and Apple

Smart TVs and the speed of their Ethernet connection might seem like a small detail, but it’s actually super important. It’s like the main road for all the internet stuff your TV [...]

By Nyau Wai Hoe, ago
How to Know Which RAM is Compatible With My Laptop
Hardware

Knowing Which RAM is Compatible With Your Laptop

Boosting your laptop’s speed by adding more RAM (Random Access Memory) is a smart move, especially if you’re juggling lots of tasks or using programs that eat up a lot of memory. But [...]

By Nyau Wai Hoe, ago
How Much RAM Can My Laptop Support
Hardware

How Much RAM Can My Laptop Actually Support?

Wanting to boost your laptop’s speed? Adding more RAM could be a big help. But first, you need to figure out how much RAM your laptop can actually support. Different laptops can handle [...]

By Nyau Wai Hoe, ago
Is it Safe to Overclock Monitor
Hardware

Is it Safe to Overclock Desktop or Laptop Monitor?

Want to make your gaming or video watching smoother? You might have thought about pushing your monitor’s refresh rate beyond what it came set with. This is called overclocking your [...]

By Nyau Wai Hoe, ago
How to tell if your monitor is dying
Hardware

How to tell if it’s your Monitor or GPU that is dying?

When your computer screen starts acting weird, it can be tough to figure out if the problem is with the monitor or the Graphics Processing Unit (GPU). Both are super important for showing stuff [...]

By Nyau Wai Hoe, ago