Most users aren’t aware, but Network Stack is an option in the BIOS menu. Upon activation, the user can boot the computer through the network without using the hard disk. However, this function is useful only to a limited number … more
The red USB port on the motherboard or your computer is most likely a high-speed port. This port can transfer up to 10 times faster than the standard USB ports. The red color is typically used to designate a high-speed … more
Mechanical keyboards have become increasingly popular among various users, including gamers, content writers, and home users. These users often look for the perfect balance between functionality, design, and customization, leading many to consider the 60 vs 65 keyboard layouts. Since … more
Laptop computers have become an essential part of our daily lives. They allow us to stay connected to work, family, and friends no matter where we are. But what happens when your laptop motherboard breaks down? Can you simply replace … more
If your CPU fan is making too much noise or it’s not running fast enough to cool down your PC, it’s time to change its speed. Though you can change the CPU fan speed through BIOS, this article covers how … more
MSI is a well-known brand, and MSI Super Charger is a part of its developed programs. The company not only develops state-of-the-art GPUs, motherboards, laptops, and gaming peripherals but also innovates new technologies and tools. The MSI Afterburner is one … more
If you ever wonder how to check cache memory in Windows 10 or 11? Here is a simple guide that will be useful. We discuss the Processor (CPU) L2 and L3 cache memory size in Windows 10/11 computers and how … more
You’re not alone if you’ve always been curious about all the buttons, lights, ports, and other weird things on the front and back sides of your CPU casing. We’ve all been there. Buying (or building) our first PC and then … more