Pentium + RTX 4070: DLSS saves this cursed combo
If you’re building a gaming PC, you want to invest a lot of money into a graphics card, and get at least a mid-range CPU to avoid the dreaded performance bottleneck. That’s […]
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Windows 11’s Start menu will pester you for using a local account
There are many good reasons to use an official Microsoft account, connected at least nominally to your online presence, in Windows 11. And there are at least as many good reasons not […]
Update Chrome now to protect yourself from this zero-day exploit
Attackers have been exploiting a new major flaw in Chrome—the kind that can be used to run malicious code on a compromised device. Revealed last Friday alongside the release of an emergency […]
Vivaldi 6.0’s custom browser icons let you party like it’s Windows 95
If you’re in the mood to fill your browser with dumb references to The Office, Star Wars, One Piece or the devil’s lettuce on 4/20 — and get something more useful out […]
Every time I use Windows 11, I wish I was using Windows 10
As careers go, I have little to complain about. But I have to confess—there are parts of the job I like less than others. And Windows 11 is one of those things. […]
GeForce RTX 4070 vs. RTX 3080 vs. Radeon RX 6800 XT: Which GPU to buy?
It’s time once again for a new Nvidia graphics card release—words that can either bring excitement or dread to gamers. (Especially to our pocketbooks!) After a lukewarm response (at best) with the […]
PCIe 5.0 SSDs: 5 reasons to upgrade (and 5 not to)
After months of waiting, the first PCIe 5.0 SSDs have finally arrived bringing blazing speeds–but is it worth making the switch? After testing Gigabyte’s Aorus 10000 PCIe 5.0 SSD, one of the […]
Lightroom adds AI denoise to make old photos look like new
Modern smartphone cameras have become better and better at dealing with low light, and their multi-megapixel image sensors routinely take sharp shots in full sun. But it’s likely that you have hundreds […]
I switched from Photoshop to Canva and I don’t regret one second of it
Before I begin, I should preface this article with a disclaimer: I’m not out here trying to shade Adobe Photoshop or its fans (I’m speaking directly to my colleague Michael Crider here). […]
I don’t want to live in Apple’s world, but I sure envy it
Despite having Apple products, I don’t self-identify as an Apple user. I’m happy to be on Team Windows and Team Android. I like Windows’ broader support for applications, and I have a […]
