What To Do If Your Nvidia GPU Is Too Loud
GPUs can help power everything from video games to AI apps, but they're also finnicky devices that sometimes make annoying noises. Here's what to do.
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What Is The Most Affordable Way To Add More Storage To Your PC?
Storage is a precious commodity for PC users, especially if they're gamers downloading triple-A video games that can easily exceed 100GB, not including updates.
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How Much Would It Cost To Buy A Nokia Phone In 1996 Vs. 2026?
Many people's first introduction to the brand was with the iconic candybar design, or the futuristic device in 'The Matrix.' A lot's changed in 30 years.
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Should You Use Two VPNs At The Same Time?
Two VPNs might logically seem like they can double your online privacy, but it's more complicated than that, and could have more than expected drawbacks.
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How Much Would It Cost To Build Your Own Mini PC In 2026?
Building a mini gaming PC sounds like a fun weekend project, but the price tag might surprise you, and here's what it takes to build one in 2026.
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Big Googlebook Problem Frustrates Early Adopters
The biggest advantage of a Googlebook over a Chromebook is native support for Android apps. Trouble is, the situation is a bit more complicated than it sounds.
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You Don't Need A Huge Desktop For A Home Media Server - Try These 4 Mini PCs Instead
Building a media server can help you take control of your viewing, but you don't need a huge desktop. These four mini PCs make great home media servers.
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Owners Say These Are The Most Underrated Laptop Brands
We've all heard of the big names like Lenovo, Dell, HP, and Apple, but there are popular underdogs that offer alternative designs and niche technologies.
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Can A Mini PC Replace A Gaming Desktop? It's Complicated
Mini PCs are great if you want an efficient little machine that handles most of your computing needs without taking up a ton of space on your desk.
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You Should Ditch The External Hard Drives And Build A NAS - Here's Why
External hard drives help add extra storage, but they don't do much else. Network attached storage can play media, run apps, and coordinate backups.
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5 Cheaper Touchscreen Laptops Worth Buying Instead Of The New OLED MacBook Pro
Apple's touchscreen MacBook Pro has been a long time coming, with no shortage of competitors. Here are its closest rivals, offering similarly premium devices.
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Can Satellite Internet Handle Video Calls And Online Gaming?
Satellite internet can now reach places cable never will, but is it fast enough for real-time stuff? Here’s what to expect before you log on remotely.
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5 Disadvantages Of Using Your Laptop Webcam
Having a webcam built into your laptop may seem incredibly convenient, but there are actually a number of serious drawbacks you should think of.
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How Much Would It Cost To Max Out The New OLED MacBook Pro? It's Staggering
Apple's OLED MacBook Pro offers a stunning display and huge storage options, but the price of upgrading its RAM and SSD may surprise even power users.
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7 Laptop Brands, Ranked By Repairability
A laptop is a big investment, so it's important to know that your machine is fixable if something breaks. Here is how top laptop brands rank for repairability.
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5 Clever Uses For Your Old Mini PC
Have an old Mini PC lying around doing nothing? It turns out there are many interesting ways to put that old machine to new use, and here's five ideas.
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These 4 Unique Computers Just Earned A Spot On Time's Best Inventions Of 2026 List
Time Magazine is highlighting some of its picks for best tech devices of 2026, and these four unique computers managed to earn a place in the spotlight.
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Acer's Powerful New Gaming Handheld Eats The Steam Deck For Breakfast, But It Isn't Cheap
Acer is the latest big PC manufacturer to try its hand at making a gaming handheld. This one is trying to stand out by working with Intel instead of AMD.
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The Touchscreen MacBook Pro Is The Biggest Change In Years — Here's Why I'm Ordering It
My M4 MacBook Pro still does everything I need, but I've ordered its replacement anyway. The new touchscreen is only part of what made the upgrade so tempting.
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Why Did Intel Stop Making Pentium And Celeron CPUs?
Pentium used to be a name you'd look for on a new PC. By the time Intel retired it alongside Celeron, both had settled into a very different part of the market.
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Here's What The Name And Numbers Actually Mean On An AMD CPU
Those letters at the end of an AMD CPU's name tell you more than you might expect. The numbers have a system too, though it varies with the kind of chip.
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Apple's Next-Gen MacBook Pro Is Here With An OLED Touchscreen And A Fan-Favorite Feature Returning
Apple just introduced its first MacBook Pro with a PROLED XDR touchscreen display, which is a feature fans have been requesting for years.
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This $10 Keychain USB Gadget Could Help You Rescue Your PC
Keychain USB gadgets can be handy for all sorts of tasks, but they can also save the day. Here's how a $10 gadget could rescue your PC in an emergency.
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5 Powerful Laptops More Affordable Than The Dell XPS 14
Dell brought back its XPS line of high-performance laptops, but the cost is (rightfully) pretty steep, pricing out a big chunk of those who would want one.
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A Hidden Windows Setting Could Be Slowing Down Your Internet, But You Can Turn It Off
Designed to make Windows updates smoother, this hidden setting can also slow down your internet and blow through your data cap. Here's how to turn it off.
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The New M6 iMac Is Here, But I Think It's Missing 5 Major Upgrades
Apple hasn't done much more than update the processor and a few internal specs, and for many users it's a missed chance for other upgrades.
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Please Stop Using Nvidia's 'Optimized' Settings - Try This Instead
While choosing Nvidia's 'Optimized' settings might be convenient, you shouldn't use them if you want the best performance. Here are the settings we suggest.
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