How To Undervolt Your GPU (And Why You Should)
Undervolting the GPU on your PC could help prolong the longevity of your graphics card, without necessarily reducing performance. Here's how to set it up.
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10 Of The Best Gadgets And Electronics To Look For At Garage Sales In 2024
Garage sales are a great place to go bargain hunting, particularly in the realm of consumer electronics and gadgets. Keep an eye out for these 10 items.
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How To Set Up Your Amazon Echo Dot: A Step-By-Step Guide
The Amazon Echo Dot is one of the easiest and least expensive devices you can integrate into your smart home. Here's how to set one up from scratch.
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Is It Safe To Use A Pressure Washer To Clean Your Engine? What To Know
Pressure washers are great for getting gunk off hard surfaces, can you actually use one to clean your car's engine? The answer: It depends on how you do it.
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What Size Nails Should You Use In A Ryobi Nail Gun?
Ryobi sells a lot of nail guns, so you might be wondering if there is a trick to which nail guns accept which nails. We have the answer for you.
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Easy Image Overlays: A Step-By-Step Guide How To Put One Picture On Top Of Another On iPhone
There are a handleful of simple methods to overlay and edit images on an iPhone, and we break it down.
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How To Authorize Your MacBook For Apple TV
So you've signed up for Apple TV and you want to use the service on your MacBook. The process isn't too hard, but having a handy guide makes everything easier.
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How To Install Ubuntu On Raspberry Pi
One of the top OS options for Raspberry Pis, especially for beginners, is Ubuntu, which is well-supported with a big community.
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5 Of The Top CrowdStrike Alternatives In 2024
CrowdStrike had a major technical issue earlier today, so if your business is looking for a change, here are a few good alternatives to consider.
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What Happened To Encarta? Why Microsoft Discontinued The Encyclopedia Software
Microsoft Encarta was a staple in school libraries and home computers for much of the late '90s and early 2000s. So why did Microsoft decide to pull the plug?
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Are Microsoft Services Down (Or Is It Just You)? Here's How To Tell
Are you having trouble accessing a Microsoft service like Teams or Xbox? Here's how to tell whether there's an outage or the problem is only on your end.
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How Tight Should An Apple Watch Be? Tips For Getting The Best Fit
One of the most important parts of using the Apple Watch is making sure its sensors are working accurately. And to get that, you need to ensure a good fit.
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Snag A Brand New Roborock Vacuum During The Prime Day Extended Sale
Save time on chores, and money on reliable, capable robotic vacuum and mop models from Roborock, but don't delay as these great prices won't last long.
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Windows 11 Start Menu Not Working? Here's How To Fix It
Sometimes, Windows' Start Menu can get a little finnicky, even if you've never had an issue before. Luckily, there's plenty of things you can do to fix it.
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How To Spot Fake Makita Batteries
When it comes to Makita tools it’s important that you use batteries that won’t endanger you or the tool. Here is how to spot a fake Makita battery.
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Why The Company Behind Today's Huge Outage May Be Familiar To F1 Fans
A major worldwide IT outage is affecting a number of systems including banks and airlines, but the name of the company responsible might be familiar to F1 fans.
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Gmail User Guide: How To Enable Less Secure App Access (And Why You Might Want To)
Although Gmail's security measures keep your account safe, there are certain times when you may want to enable less secure app access. Here's how.
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Flights, Banking, And More Brought To Standstill In Global Outage: Here's What Went Wrong
Many echoed fears of a 'Y2K' incident on Friday when a cloud computing update error caused blue screens and lockouts on Windows devices around the world.
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9 Of The Most Notable Aircraft That Fought In The Battle Of Britain
The Battle of Britain is one of the most famous air campaigns in history. Here are the airplanes that left the biggest mark on the conflict.
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Is Harbor Freight's Extended Warranty Worth The Extra Money? Here's What Users Say
Harbor Freight is considered to be a store where you can get cheap hand and electronic tools, so is the extended warranty worth it? We did dome digging.
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Creative Uses For Smart Plugs Around The House
Smart plugs can do so much more than turn on coffee makers or lights. Here are a few unexpected uses for smart plugs to make your home even smarter.
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Who Makes Harbor Freight's Metal Vibratory Bowls & What Are They Used For?
Uncover the manufacturer behind Harbor Freight's metal vibratory bowls. Compare the brands and delve into customer feedback for an informed purchase.
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How To Allow Camera Access On Snapchat: A Step-By-Step Guide
Whether you just downloaded Snapchat or have had it for a while, if your camera won't work, you may need to allow access. Here's how to do it.
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What Is The Newest Apple Watch, And When Does The Next Model Come Out?
Apple has had some serious issues with the newest Apple Watch versions, but people are now eagerly anticipating the release of the next model.
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Google Photos Guide: How To Delete All Pictures From Your Account
Google Photos doesn't offer a one-click solution to get rid of all the photos stored in the app. However, there are ways to delete pictures quickly.
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What Are Live Activities On iPhone (And Can You Turn It Off)?
Live activities take things a step further from push notifications, but if you don't need the constant changes and dynamic updates, there is a way to stop them.
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How To Add And Delete Words In Your iPhone Dictionary
Discover how to effortlessly customize your iPhone's dictionary by adding or deleting words and take control of your auto-correct and predictive text.
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