While adjusting your BIOS settings, you may notice an option named Virtualization Technology (VT). By default, this option is Disabled for every computer. But why is that? And Should You Enable Virtualization Technology? The most straightforward answer is – “NO”, you do not need to enable the VT unless it is necessary. So, when will…
Peripheral Component Interconnect Express (PCIe) cable is one of the important elements of a computer. And if you are intended to build your own PC, it is crucial to know where the PCIe cable goes. The PCIe cables are part of the power supply unit (PSU) and they normally go to PCIe devices like the…
CMOS (complementary metal-oxide semiconductor) reset is the perfect solution to issues like incorrect BIOS setup. You can reset CMOS using a jumper clip or jumper switch. However, if your motherboard doesn’t have a CLEAR CMOS jumper or a jumper button, then don’t worry, there are still other ways to clear CMOS. The shortcut and effective…
Undoubtedly, RAM is one of the most essential parts of any computer system. It primarily stores the temporary processing data in order to process them faster and then removes them after the process is done. A general rule of thumb is the more RAM, the better the performance will be. And the RAM requirement of…
Have you ever found yourself with a lagging Mac? Maybe it’s posing an issue you’re unsure how to solve. Well, there are some common problems your device might run into that are easily solvable. Your Mac can once again become your ideal device for all your work and assignments. Hence, the main idea discussed in…