If you are planning on upgrading the RAM capacity of your PC, then understanding all the specs and related compatibility issues can get a bit overwhelming. One of the most common questions asked is “can you mix RAM brands?” The simple answer to this query is a resounding yes! You can certainly mix RAM brands. …
For a PS5 player, one of the most dreadful situations to be is when you have bought a shiny new high spec 144Hz monitor but it only works at 60Hz refresh rate and no matter what you try you cannot get it to work at 120Hz. For starters, you need to understand that a PlayStation …
Intel Celeron series represent the bottom most tier of PC computing. However, it is also a very common series of CPUs found on budget PCs, particularly on budget laptops and Chromebooks. While it is certainly lightyears away to be considered a performance-based CPU series especially when you compare Celeron CPUs with their close cousins from …
There are many reasons why you may want to put a 2.5″ SATA drive in a 3.5″ bay or enclosure. You may have a spare 2.5″ drive lying around or you may have just bought a new 2.5″ SATA SSD that you want to connect to your desktop. Perhaps, you want to transfer certain files from …
Most of us are familiar with the Intel CPU lineup, however, with the growing popularity of its competitor, many are turning towards the team red (AMD). Intel Celeron, however, holds a very unique place. It does not have a direct competitor in AMD. Intel Celeron CPUs represent the bottom most rung of the PC CPU …
Whether a 256 GB SSD is enough for you or not depends entirely upon your use case. 256 GB SSD is often found on pre-built PCs or laptops that are cheap and budget-friendly. If you are a student or an office user, a 256 GB SSD can actually be sufficient for you. However, if you …
One of the most frustrating experiences you as a gamer can have is with game crashes. If it happens once in a while, then it could be overlooked. However, if the issue happens over and over again, then that is a cause for concern. There are many reasons why your PC can keep crashing when …
When it comes to connecting hard drives to your PC, you need to have a good grasp of all the cables that are involved. There are generally 6 types of hard drive cables, two of these i.e. SATA DATA and SATA Power are common and you should be aware of the most. The rest of …
Many of you must already be familiar with what an SSD is and if you have a PC that is about half a decade or so old, then there are high chances that you may at least have had experience with a Gen 3 PCIe SSD. The newer consoles, including PS5, however, were released when …
One of the biggest dilemmas that many gamers face is choosing between a good CPU or a good GPU. This is of a particular concern when you only have a limited budget to upgrade only either of the two components which would naturally beg you to ask “should I upgrade my CPU or GPU first?”. …