While GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) runs at 100% usage (Windows 11 or Windows 10) is not necessarily a bad thing, it may not be good in certain situations especially when your computer is idle. Apart from knowing how to use your computer to game or work, sometimes you should also […]
In gaming, screen tearing has always been one of the biggest issues. It happens when a game produces more frames than your monitor can handle. For example, if your game runs more than 180 frames per second on a 144Hz refresh rate monitor, you will likely see screen tearing – […]
VSync, which stands for Vertical Sync, is a graphical technology used for synchronizing the frame rate of a game or app to the refresh rate of a monitor or TV screen. For example, when you run a game which your PC can render 120 frames per second on a 60hz […]
If you see a screen that is smaller (does not fill the entire monitor screen) or larger (display goes off-screen) than the monitor’s displayable size, you can try the following solutions. Screen Smaller or Larger Than Monitor in Windows 10 Fix 1 – Resize the desktop It’s called underscan when […]
Most desktop and laptop computers come with two graphic cards – dedicated GPU such as Nvidia or AMD, and an integrated graphics unit if the motherboard has it. By default, an app or game will use the dedicated GPU if it exists. But somes game will still use the integrated […]
In most modern Windows 10 laptop or tablet computers, the screen brightness is usually set to be adaptive and automatically adjusted based on changes in ambient light. For instance, if you are in a darker room, the brightness automatically turns down. However, if you want to manually turn your screen […]
Is your PC showing the main desktop screen on a monitor that is not what you want as your primary monitor? Do you want to change your main display from your laptop screen to a connected secondary monitor? Is your PC showing duplicate or mirrored screens across all your monitors […]
If you are wondering what graphics card you have on your computer or if you want to find out your graphics card’s specifications such as brand, model, clock speed, video memory (VRAM) size, etc., you can easily check your graphics card using one of the methods below. This tutorial will […]
If you have issue with Xbox Game Bar and want to record screen and audio on Windows 11 or Windows 10 without relying on any other unknown software, you can try to use NVIDIA Share (formerly known as NVIDIA Shadowplay). NVIDIA Share is part of NVIDIA Geforce Experience – a […]
This post is about an issue where the game on the primary monitor gets constant stuttering when the second monitor is playing or streaming video on sites like Twitch or Youtube. No matter how powerful the GPU is, the game would still stutter randomly. This happens specifically on 144hz and […]
