Preparing Windows Defender for Ransomware Testing In this video, Brian from BRCH Computers dives into whether Windows Defender in Windows 10 provides adequate protection against ransomware. Brian begins by updating Windows Defender to its latest version to ensure fair testing. He then subjects the system to a variety of ransomware samples, observing how Windows […]
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DriftTV Review: Like Flux for your TV!
Did you know that when you see a lot of the color blue, before bedtime, it’s harder for you to fall asleep because your mind is thinking “SUN” from the color blue? There’s a nifty little gadget you can now buy and hook up to your t.v. to alleviate this situation. It is even […]
How To Change A Computer Case
Introduction: Why Change Your PC Case? This video by EasyPcRepairs guides viewers through the process of transferring a computer’s internal components from one case to another. Whether for aesthetic upgrades, better airflow, or additional space for components, changing a PC case can breathe new life into an old build. The presenter highlights the benefits […]
“The Unspoken” in the Oculus Rift w/ Shaun McCabe of Insomniac Games – Hardcore Hardware
Embracing Performance in Small Spaces Living in a small space doesn’t have to mean compromising on gaming performance. The Falcon Northwest FragBox 2 proves that you can fit top-tier gaming power into tight quarters. This compact rig boasts an overclocked 10-core Intel Core i7 6950X processor, 16GB of DDR4 RAM, a massive 4TB Samsung […]
144 VIRUSES !
Is your computer acting slow, or out-of-whack? Thinking about anti-viruses; it could be said that “if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is”, or “if you get to down-load it for free, it may not be, in the long-run. Just because some down-loads may have a catchy little name; that would […]
DVD Drive Tray Stuck Half Way Out
Ever had a problem with your DVD player tray being stuck? It won’t go in or out? Rather than having to just stop using it, or throw it out altogether, with a little patience and a slight bit of ingenuity, your problem can be fixed quite simply; with no expense to you. ~Comments always […]
GEFORCE GTX 1080 TI, Futuretown 5D Hardware, Facebook Live Coming to Desktop
Facebook live has become really popular these days, and the process of going live on a smartphone is really easy. Now sure, the app only allows to go live through a smartphone app, and one could really use the convenience and responsiveness of a desktop user interface, well Facebook has heard our cries and […]
How to Build a Gaming PC 2016
Why Build Your Own Gaming PC? Building your own gaming PC isn’t just about saving money; it’s about creating a system tailored to your gaming needs. The article dives into the benefits of constructing your rig, emphasizing performance customization, cost-effectiveness, and the rewarding experience of assembling your machine. Whether you’re looking to maximize graphics […]
Bandwidth Caps are EVIL!
The Hidden Costs of Bandwidth Caps Bandwidth caps, often imposed by internet service providers (ISPs), are a source of frustration for consumers. These caps limit the amount of data users can consume each month, penalizing those who exceed the limit with additional fees or throttled speeds. In the article “Bandwidth Caps Are Evil,” the […]
What is “Downsampling” in Cameras?
Understanding Downsampling in Cameras Downsampling in cameras refers to the process of reducing the resolution of an image or video by combining multiple pixels into one. This technique results in a smaller file size while enhancing image quality. By merging the red, blue, and green color information from adjacent pixels, downsampling produces a clearer […]
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