Disk
All Motherboard Slots and Connectors Explained
The motherboard is the main part of a computer. It connects basically all the parts and things you plug into the computer. If you’re building a new computer, upgrading some parts of your [...]
Laptop
Hardware
Why is my 240Hz Monitor only showing 144Hz?
When you buy a 240Hz monitor and feel excited because you’re expecting to see a very smooth 240 frames per second refresh rate, but it turns out it can run only at 144Hz, know that there [...]
Hardware
144Hz Monitor Only Showing 60Hz in Windows 11, Why?
Is your 144Hz monitor only showing 60Hz in Windows 11? This common issue can prevent you from getting the most out of your high-refresh-rate monitor, which is really important for gaming and [...]
Laptop
Windows 11 Can’t Connect to Ethernet but WiFi Works
If you’re using a Windows 11 laptop or desktop and your Ethernet is not working while your Wi-Fi is fine, you’re facing a common issue. This usually means the Ethernet connection [...]
Laptop
Windows 11 WiFi Not Working But Ethernet Does, Why?
If your WiFi isn’t working on Windows 11, or if it’s not showing up while Ethernet is fine, you’re facing a common networking issue. Your wireless connection might fail even [...]
Disk
All SSD Connectors Types Explained (SATA, M.2, NVMe, etc.)
A big reason of why SSDs are so good is due to the connector they use. This affects how well they work with your computer and how fast they can move data. Here in this post, we’re going to [...]
Gaming
How Much Can I Sell My Used Laptop For? (Pricing Guide)
When you have one or many old laptops that you no longer use and don’t plan on using anymore, and if you have some spare time, you can sell them instead of letting them sit there and [...]
Gaming
16:10 vs 16:9 Aspect Ratio for Gaming: Which is Better?
When it comes to gaming, every little thing matters. This includes everything from how powerful your computer is to how fast your monitor updates its display. One thing that a lot of people [...]
Hardware
Checking Motherboard Max RAM Speed (MHz) & Capacity
When you’re planning to add more RAM to your computer or upgrade the existing ones, it’s very important to check how much maximum RAM speed (usually measured in MHz) and capacity [...]
Disk
Checking SSD Compatibility with Your Motherboard
Solid-state drives, most often known as just SSDs, are a new type of storage that is built entirely differently from a conventional Hard Disk Drive (HDD). An SSD is much faster, uses lesser [...]
