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How to Quickly Switch to Windowed Mode in Almost Any PC Game
Windows PC games often let you choose to play them either in full-screen mode or in a window on your desktop. You don’t have to…
How to Install Ubuntu on Raspberry Pi
Raspberry Pi supports several Linux distributions. Most of the time you just need to flash the system image to an SD card, insert that SD…
How to Install Ubuntu on Raspberry Pi
Raspberry Pi supports several Linux distributions. Most of the time you just need to flash the system image to an SD card, insert that SD…
How to Find Your Library Folder on a Mac
When fixing problems on a Mac, sometimes you need to roll up your sleeves and directly modify system settings files in your Library folder. Apple…
How to Fix High CPU Usage in Linux
Is your PC freezing? Or have you started hearing loud CPU fan noise coming from your computer? There are many reasons for high CPU utilization…
Which Ubuntu Flavor Should You Choose?
If you are a fan of Ubuntu but not a fan of Gnome, what can you do? You should know that you are not stuck…
Which Ubuntu Flavor Should You Choose?
If you are a fan of Ubuntu but not a fan of Gnome, what can you do? You should know that you are not stuck…
Everything You Need to Know about Mac System Preferences
Apple’s Mac computers offer a lot of settings, preferences and options all organized in a single place: System Preferences. Accessed from the Apple menu, this…
Apple to switch Mac lineup to its own chips
Apple is to phase out Intel CPUs in favor of its own ARM-based chips, it announced yesterday at the WWDC trade show in California. ARM…
Scientists create the fastest computer ever made, as 'Fugaku' supercomputer hits top of ranking
Japanese machine beats out American ‘Summit’, which is based on IBM hardware Source: https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/news/computer-fastest-world-supercomputer-fugaku-japan-graph-500-ai-a9579466.html Proactive Computing found this story and shared it with you. The…
iMac, Mini, and Pro: Apple’s Desktop Macs Compared
If you’re shopping for a new desktop Mac, you’ll almost certainly be drawn to the iMac. However, Apple also makes the iMac Pro, Mac mini,…
Dell XPS 15 review (2020): The ideal 15-inch laptop for creatives
For the past few years, it’s seemed like Dell just forgot about the XPS 15. While the XPS 13 and XPS 13 2-in-1 have evolved…
How Much Storage Do You Need on Your Mac
When you buy a new Mac, there are just some questions that are more difficult to answer than others. One of those questions is how…
How to Use WhatsApp on Your Computer (and Web)
Want to use WhatsApp from your computer? While there’s no standalone WhatsApp client, you can use WhatsApp’s web app and desktop client to send messages…
Newegg’s New PC Builder Tool Makes Choosing (and Buying) Parts Super Easy
There are plenty of tools out there that will help you find the parts you need to build your own desktop computer at home. Newegg…
How to Pick the Right Power Supply for Your Next PC
Figuring out how much power you need to keep all your components fed and happy is usually the last part of building your own PC….
Is Hibernate Mode Bad for Your PC? All You Need to Know
Many of us don’t give much thought to putting our PC or laptop into hibernate mode. After all, it’s an important capability of the machine,…
Fedora vs. Ubuntu: Which One’s for You?
Ah, the age old question: which distro should I use? It often sparks controversy, as many users of different distros want you to choose their…
Intel’s High-End 10th-Gen Desktop Processors Have Hit the 14nm Limit
How much can Intel squeeze out of its 14nm architecture? A lot, surprisingly, especially since things didn’t go as planned for its 10nm process. After…
How to Turn Your Raspberry Pi into a Wi-Fi Bridge
Today, it’s tempting to assume every device supports Wi-Fi, but not all devices are capable of connecting to the Internet wirelessly. This is where a…
How to Speed Up Your Computer
Watching your computer gradually slow down seems inevitable. Your local storage space eventually fills with crap (or important files), and your installed applications become bloated…
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