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The Simple Trick to Make Sure Your Home’s Wi-Fi Is as Fast as It Can Be
Your router does a vitally important job, especially if you’re working from home or video chatting. But it’s not always reliable. Blanketing your ...
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7 Quick Fixes to Boost Your Android Phone's Performance
If you're running an older Android phone, it's natural to wonder if you should go ahead and upgrade or if your device has some life left in it. It'...
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How To Record A Phone Call On iPhone (Without Installing Any Apps)
Recording a phone call is generally considered an act of spying, but it has many use cases if utilized with good intentions. If you are an iPhone u...
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6 ways to share files locally on Windows 11
When you think of sharing files these days, there's a good chance your mind goes to internet-based services and cloud storage, with products like O...
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How to Convert Files and Folders to ISO on Windows: 5 Methods
Converting files and folders into an ISO image is a convenient way to archive and back up your files and folders while preserving the original file...
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How to Configure Windows for a Safer Wi-Fi Connection
Quick Links
Switch Your Network Profile
Stop Automatic Connections to Open Networks
Enable Random Hardware Addresses
Set...
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How Much RAM Do You Really Need in a New Mac?
You can't upgrade an Apple silicon Mac, so choose the right amount of RAM when you buy.
Base Macs now have 16GB of RAM and so a base model is t...
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Why is computer memory called RAM? Here’s the answer
When buying a PC, it’s not just one single component that counts, like the best graphics card or the most powerful CPU. Instead, you need to consid...
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Sure, your RAM speed does matter, but how much?
When picking RAM for gaming, RAM speeds are so high now that the frequency isn't as important as latency and memory channels.
Enabling XMP or E...
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5 things you should do after getting a server PC
Quick maintenance tasks are essential to maximize your server PC's potential, from dusting to diagnostic tests.
Tweak BIOS settings like virtua...
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How do L1, L2, and L3 cache affect CPU performance?
When shopping for a new CPU, you're likely to come across many different CPU specifications, such as cores, clock speed, TDP, and manufacturing pro...
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Whatever Happened to Unix Workstations?
Unix workstations were powerful computers for science and 3D animation, popular in the '80s and '90s.
Workstations had advanced features like h...
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