For most computers that were built in recent years, especially those with the purpose of gaming, there is a high chance that they are using an NVIDIA graphics card (though the others mostly use [...]
Multiple monitors setup doesn’t only look great but also boosts productivity as things can be done much more efficiently. In Windows 11, you are allowed to connect (extend) any number of [...]
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. [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
If you encounter a screen that appears smaller or larger than your monitor’s displayable size in either Windows 11 or Windows 10, you can explore the following solutions to rectify the [...]
Some desktop and laptop computers may contain two graphics cards – dedicated GPU such as Nvidia or AMD graphics card, and an onboard integrated graphics unit that comes with the CPU. By [...]
In most modern Windows 10 and Windows 11 laptops, tablets, and desktop computers, the screen brightness is usually set to be adaptive and automatically adjusted based on changes in ambient [...]
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 [...]
If you want to know what graphics card you have on your computer or its specifications (e.g., brand, model, clock speed, video memory (VRAM) size, etc.), there are several methods you can use to [...]
