Power Supply Green Light But Computer Won’t Turn On
It can be frustrating when your power supply green light is on, but your computer won’t turn on. There could be several reasons why this is happening, so it’s important … Read more
Motherboard
How To Fix Bent Pins On Motherboard
Bent pins on a motherboard can be a frustrating and potentially costly problem, as they can prevent the motherboard from functioning properly and cause various issues with the computer. In … Read more
Does My Motherboard Have Bluetooth?
I’m here to help you determine if your motherboard has Bluetooth capabilities. Bluetooth technology is becoming increasingly important for connecting various devices to our computers. So, it’s crucial to know … Read more
Onboard Audio vs Sound Card: Which One is Right for You?
Today, we’ll discuss two important components of your computer’s audio setup: onboard audio and sound cards. If you’re passionate about music or want to enjoy an immersive audio experience, you … Read more
SATA vs SSD: What You Need to Know About Performance, Capacity, and Cost
You’ve likely heard of both SATA and SSD drives before, but do you know what each type means and its practical implications in terms of storage and performance? In this … Read more
How Many Fans Should A PC Have?
As a PC enthusiast, one of the most common questions I get asked is, “how many fans should a PC have?” The answer to this question is not as straightforward … Read more
SanDisk vs Samsung SSD: What’s the Difference?
In today’s fast-paced digital world, storage is more critical than ever. As technology advances and the demand for data increases, it can be difficult to determine which storage solution is … Read more
Should I Get A Motherboard With WiFi?
If you’re building a new computer, you may wonder whether you should get a motherboard with built-in Wi-Fi. This is a decision you’ll want to make early on in the … Read more
How Many SATA Ports Do I Have?
I recently built a new computer, and I wanted to add some extra storage to it. I had some extra hard drives, but I wasn’t sure how many SATA ports … Read more
Core Count vs Clock Speed: What’s the Difference?
When choosing a new central processing unit (CPU) for your computer, you’ll likely encounter two key terms: core count and clock speed. Understanding the relationship between these two factors can … Read more
Undervolting vs Overclocking: What’s the Difference?
I’m always looking for ways to optimize my system’s performance. One way to do this is by tweaking the CPU and GPU clock speeds, either by undervolting or overclocking. But … Read more
How To Fix EZ Debug LED
Any PC user can encounter a problem with their BIOS settings. The EZ Debug LED is a feature in MSI motherboards that can help you diagnose the problem. If a … Read more
Internal vs External SSD: What’s the Difference?
An SSD, or solid-state drive, is a storage device that uses flash memory to store data. It is faster and more reliable than a traditional hard drive, which uses spinning … Read more
Why Are Laptops More Expensive Than Desktops?
As a technology enthusiast, I’m sure you’ve asked yourself why laptops are usually more expensive than desktop computers with comparable power and features. After all, both types of computers can … Read more
How To Tell If Your CPU Is Overclocked?
Overclocking increases the clock speed of a computer’s central processing unit (CPU) beyond its rated maximum speed. It can be a great way to get some extra performance out of … Read more
