When building a new computer, it's tempting to go with used components. If using an AMD CPU, here's why it could be safer to go with a used AM5 motherboard.
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You can get nearly anything you need for your home on Amazon, but before you buy any batteries, here are some things you need to look out for.
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Input lag is something many gamers complain about. In competitive gaming, it can be a real problem. But what does it really mean, and can you avoid it entirely?
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If you've ever been on a flight, you've heard about the oxygen masks that may drop down, but did you know they only have a few minutes worth of air? Here's why.
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As much as you can chart the growth of smartphones over the past 10 years, the upward momentum has been in spite of these five trends.
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If you play games on your smartphone often, you may wonder if game mode really improves the performance. Here's everything you need to know.
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While most boats have a hull they float on, pontoon boats have groups of two or three tubes, also called pontoons. What are these tubes for, exactly?
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If you are tired of having to buy ice for your cooler, it may be worth considering the benefits of a smart cooler. Here's what you need to know.
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Helicopters are engineering marvels and provide a great deal of utility for the military and civilian services. The rotor system itself is an intricate system.
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A burnt out refrigerator light bulb can be incredibly inconvenient, but you can't just replace it with any off-the-shelf bulb. Here's what to look out for.
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Thinking about a VoIP phone system? Learn the key benefits and disadvantages to see if switching to internet-based calls makes sense for you.
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Want to turn off Face ID for certain apps on your iPhone? Learn how to disable it and choose when your face unlocks your apps.
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Meta's reach goes far beyond Facebook. Here’s a closer look at five major companies it owns, from social media giants to virtual reality innovators.
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It's always good to have rechargeable batteries around, they can come in handy for emergencies. How can you tell if your rechargeable battery has gone bad?
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DDR5 RAM is faster than ever, but it's not all about speed -- CAS timing matters too. What is it and how much does it matter in a gaming PC?
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There are too many reasons why your YouTube app could have stopped working. We don't know what broke it, but here are some potential fixes you can try.
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Thinking of buying “Used: Like New” PC parts from Amazon? Learn the potential risks and what to check before you click buy.
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RSA encryption uses an ingeniously simple mathematical premise. Recent news stories suggest China has cracked it. But there's a lot more to it than that.
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Have you ever been frustrated by having to put your armrest down on a flight during takeoff? The reason, it turns out, has to do with critical safety measures.
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Not all USB cables are created equal -- some can't even transfer data. A lot of the ones stashed in your drawer might only be for charging. How can you tell?
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"Airwolf" featured a high-tech chopper that ruled the Cold War-era skies it flew in. Underneath all that tech, though, was a very real chopper.
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The world's largest lawnmower, the CLAAS Cougar has a huge swath of cutting decks and can tear through acres of grass quickly, making it an impressive sight.
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Ninja's foray into the home carbonated drinks machine, called the Thirsti, is drawing attention for competing against the SodaStream, but is it worth the money?
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Everybody knows about and has likely seen an aerial drone whether it was a consumer or professional-grade version. What about the pricier submersible drones?
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Ninja's Crispi air fryer utilizes an innovative approach by implementing glassware and a top-loaded attachment for frying, though that has some drawbacks.
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Airplane's black boxes are deliberately designed to survive worst-case scenarios. How do they do this? We look at their design, materials, and testing.
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Ray tracing and path tracing might sound like similar terms, and in a way they are, but the way they work and the results they produce are completely different.
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