How to enable or disable News and Interest in the Windows 10 taskbar?
Like it or not, this is something new on Windows 10. We now have an amazing button that shows us the weather, and on click …
PC, hardware & stuff
PC guides, hardware explanations, and various things helpful to beginners or advanced in the fantastic world of computers. From basic tech stuff to total geek.
How to choose an Ethernet Cable or LAN Cable
So you’re wondering how can you determine the best ethernet cable for your specific needs (or LAN cable, or network cable depending on how you …
How to undervolt your GPU – lower temps and higher performance
A refresher: undervolting refers to reducing the operating voltage of your GPU, preferably while maintaining the same level of performance. Today you’ll find out how …
Benchmarks & Stress Tests – why should you benchmark your PC?
Before anything is said and done, I urge you to try benchmarking your PC and even stress testing it. You can uncover performance issues and …
How to use Android phone as a webcam
So let’s see how we can use an Android phone as a webcam. Mind you there are a lot of tutorials out there using different …
Cleaning the laptop – Asus GL552VW summer clean-up and thermal paste change
So I have an Asus GL552VW notebook, that has been retired from daily use and it’s a home server machine now. As summer came, ambient …
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What is a PORT in computer networking?
As usual, you can find the video version of this article about what is a port in computer networking, at the end of it. Simply …
What’s my IP? How to easily find your IP
This short article will help you in finding out your IP – WAN IP and LAN IP. I also made a video about this, on …
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Undervolting your CPU – a quick and free way to get more from your PC
Today we’re talking about undervolting a CPU. More specifically, I’m showing the simple process of undervolting a Ryzen 7 2700 on a Gigabyte Aorus B450 …
What is PING? How to lower PING?
To put it directly, a PING is a signal sent to a host (usually we ping an IP or a domain) that requests a response. …