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hyperthreading and smt

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What is Hyperthreading/SMT and Does It Matter?

With technology evolving at the speed of light, understanding the inner workings of your computer’s processor can feel like decoding an ancient script. Among the …

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HDR in PC monitors: what it is and why it matters

PC, hardware & stuff

HDR in PC monitors: what it is and why it matters

Ever bought a monitor, saw “HDR” plastered all over the box, and thought, what is this magical acronym, and do I really need it? Well, …

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Understanding bit depth: how it affects monitor colors

PC, hardware & stuff

Understanding bit depth: how it affects monitor colors

Have you ever looked at two monitors side by side and noticed that one just seems to have richer, deeper colors while the other looks …

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Monitor Response Time Explained: What It Is and Why It Matters

PC, hardware & stuff

Monitor Response Time explained: What it is and why it matters

Hey there, tech enthusiast! Have you ever been gaming or editing a video and noticed some weird ghosting effects on your screen? Or maybe you’ve …

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Monitor Panel Types & Backlighting Explained: What You Need to Know

PC, hardware & stuff

Monitor Panel Types & Backlighting Explained: What You Need to Know

Thinking about upgrading your monitor? You’ve probably seen flashy terms like IPS, OLED, Mini-LED, and a ton of other marketing buzzwords. But what do they …

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Understanding Monitor Brightness: How Many Nits Do You Need?

PC, hardware & stuff

Understanding Monitor Brightness: How Many Nits Do You Need?

Ever stared at your screen and thought, “Why does this look so dim? Or why is it burning my retinas like I just gazed into …

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What Is Contrast Ratio? A Guide to Better Monitor Picture Quality

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What Is Contrast Ratio? A Guide to Better Monitor Picture Quality

Imagine you’re watching your favorite sci-fi movie, and the deep space scenes look more like a gray fog than the vast darkness of the cosmos. …

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what are zero day exploits

Dev & everything else

What Are 0-day Exploits?

A 0-day exploit (or zero-day vulnerability) is a security flaw in software that is unknown to the software’s developer. Essentially, attackers discover and exploit the …

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PC, hardware & stuff

Safely remove USB – is it still needed?

Today, we’re diving into a topic that many of us take for granted: the proper way to remove USB devices from your computer. Should you …

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what is vampire power

Dev & everything else

Understanding vampire power

You’ve just finished your day, shut down your PC, TV, and other devices, and you’re ready to go to sleep. But are your devices really …

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