Lisa Shroff 
Thermal paste is a compound used to improve heat transfer between the heat-generating component of a computer, such as a CPU or GPU, and the heat sink or cooling fan. It improves heat conductivity and dissipation by filling in microscopic
Custom graphics card backplates are decorative pieces of hardware that can be attached to the back of a graphics card in a computer. Various designs, logos, and RGB lighting can be added to these backplates to enhance the aesthetics of
It is possible to get excellent performance without breaking the bank with the best mid-range graphics cards. It is really hard to find a decent GPU that offers the best value for money when Nvidia and AMD compete to produce
Custom water cooling is a process of cooling down the internal components of a computer using a water-based cooling system. The system consists of a water block, pump, radiator, reservoir, and tubes that help dissipate the heat generated by the
Want to find out if borderless windows affect performance? then we got your answer in this article. The borderless window mode, also known as windowed fullscreen or fullscreen windowed mode, is a display mode that allows an application or game
Due to the heavy load on the GPU, artifacts appear on your screen as unwanted pixel colors, buggy textures, or glitches. There are many types of artifacts. There will be times when you will see pink or green pixels on
When it comes to upgrading a computer, many people often find themselves wondering whether they should focus on upgrading their GPU (graphics processing unit) or CPU (central processing unit) first. This decision can be difficult to make, as both components
NVMe (Non-Volatile Memory Express) slots are an important component of a computer. They are used to connect an NVMe storage device to a system and provide it with lightning-fast data speeds. But how many NVMe slots does your system have?
GPU sag is a common issue in custom PC builds that feature high-quality graphics cards. It occurs when the graphics card is too heavy for the case bracket or PCB (printed circuit board) to support it. This causes the card
If you’re looking to build or upgrade a computer, you might have heard the term LHR GPU. This article examines the differences between LHR and non-LHR GPUs and discusses how they affect rendering and gaming. It will explain what LHR