A lot of new pc gamers and builders comes up with a lot of problems while building a new pc. They have a tons of questions in their mind which needs to be clear. One of the most important question a lot of gamers ask is that do CPUs come with thermal paste? . Not…
Where Does the CPU Store its Computations?
Have you ever wondered where does the CPU store its computations? If so, you will be interested to learn that there is a particular type of memory called cache. The cache saves your most recently used data and instructions for things like retrieving web pages or editing pictures. A CPU is a central processing unit…
Is 100 CPU Usage Bad? : And How to Stop it
Is 100 CPU usage bad for your PC? This is a question that many people have been asking themselves recently. This blog post will discuss what CPU at 100 usage means and why it might be happening on your computer. We also have some tips to help reduce CPU usage and stop it from going…
How to Uninstall SteamVR Completely (And Reinstall It)?
This is a detailed guide on how to uninstall SteamVR from your computer, and how to reinstall it. When you uninstall SteamVR using our guide, none of your settings will remain and you will be able to get a fresh reinstall (if you wish to). You can uninstall SteamVR by using Steam’s delete local content…
Why Does My CPU Temperature Spikes? Are CPU Temp Spikes Normal?
CPU or Processors are electric devices that use electric signals to work. These electric signals tend to generate heat when moving from one place to another. So, depending on the CPU, it requires adept cooling and stable temperature to keep working efficiently. As you might have experienced thus far, computers require a lot of care…
Can I Upgrade CPU Without Changing Motherboard
Upgrading your CPU without changing the motherboard is not as easy of a process as it may seem. A lot of things need to consider while upgrading, such as what features you want and how much power will be used by that new upgrade with all components considered. If you were considering upgrading the processor…