Rob Cooper 
This isn’t the first time we have seen 32-inch OLED gaming monitors, but capped at a maximum 144Hz refresh rate. Hardcore gamers have been looking for a 240Hz OLED gaming monitor for a long time. Finally, the wait is over as the Asus PG32UCDM – one of the highly anticipated displays of 2024- is now … Read more
Mafia fans are eagerly waiting for the next Mafia 4 game. In August 2022, Hangar 13’s general manager Roman Hladik confirmed that Mafia 4 is on track for development. So, the upcoming Mafia 4 game isn’t a rumor, because Hangar 13 is the game studio behind Mafia franchises. However, we don’t have the official release … Read more
Intel ARC A 770 16GB is the flagship graphics card from the ARC Alchemist GPU family, while the RTX 4060 8GB is the 6th GPU in terms of performance ranking from Nvidia’s 4000 series after RTX 4090, 4080, 4070 Ti, 4070, 4060 Ti. Now, we have some super variant cards in the Nvidia 4000 series, … Read more
Resizable Bar or AMD equivalent Smart Access Memory is available on newer systems based on Intel 10th gen or AMD’s Zen3 architecture. All modern GPUs from Nvidia, AMD, and Intel now utilize resizeable bars to boost gaming performance. However, Rebar is not an entirely new technology, introduced with PCI Express 2.0 standards, but GPU manufacturers … Read more
A brilliant idea stormed my mind when I considered a digital signage display for my business, I thought of buying a cheap TV and keeping my wallet healthy. If you’re in the same position, I’d say just hold your horses! Using a cheap TV ultimately costs more as they aren’t designed to run for 24/7 … Read more
For a long time, I thought that TDP is the power consumption of a CPU. I was wrong, TDP is not the CPU’s power consumption even though both are measured in Watts. Not only the CPUs, but we also have TDP figures in GPU and SOC as well. To make things more confusing, Intel and AMD … Read more
Gaming on a Mini PC? Maybe it sounds weird only a few years ago, but when a modern smartphone holds more processing power than a gaming computer that came a few years ago, why not gaming on a Mini PC? Through this article, we will find out the best Mini PC for gaming available on … Read more
Have you ever checked your CPU temperature after hours of heavy gaming or CPU-intensive rendering/ video editing applications? If the answer is no, you can check your CPU’s temperature in BIOS/UEFI or use any third-party software such as HWMonitor, Core Temp, etc. If you’re running at 50-60OC, then you’re good to go, but when you … Read more
You can get a top-tier Nvidia/AMD gaming graphics card for $1500, but top workstation cards cost almost 3X-5X of its gaming variants. If you wonder why these professional graphics cards are so expensive even though they use the same graphics processor? Well, they aren’t exactly the same and their target audiences are also different. Both … Read more
You don’t need a supercomputer for basic computing tasks unless you’re doing heavy gaming or using high computing-intensive applications such as 3D modeling or video rendering. A cheap Mini PC under $150 is powerful enough to run daily applications and multimedia playback without destroying your wallet. Portability is another great advantage of a Mini PC, … Read more