Is 4GB, 8GB, 16GB, 32GB, or 64GB ram enough for gaming? Let’s find out. It is probably the first question that comes into your mind whenever building a new PC. But it’s not as easy to answer since RAMs come in various sizes ranging from 4 GB to 128 GB. … Keep Reading
If you’ve ever researched about graphics cards, you’ll find the term ‘CUDA cores’ many times in their specs-sheets. CUDA Cores stand for “Compute Unified Device Architecture”. These are small computing units that work in parallel to each other. If you are familiar with the cores on the processors, then it’s … Keep Reading
Can a motherboard improve your PC’s gaming performance and increase FPS? Short answer: Yes Long answer: Yes, but also it depends on several factors. A motherboard alone is practically not going to do anything. But when you combine it with a quality CPU, a good GPU, and adequately fast RAM, … Keep Reading
We are a familiar with what is a motherboard and how it works? It acts as a communication medium between your PC components. You put a CPU intro its socket, GPU into its PCIe slot, and connect I/O devices through ports and headers. But what if I told you that … Keep Reading
A 4K monitor features a screen resolution of 3840 × 2160 pixels – four times as high as standard HD (1920 x 1080). Although 4k displays are here since 2013, they’ve started to gain traction for only a couple of years. There was virtually no 4K content initially, and the … Keep Reading