You may have heard somewhere that using an ethernet switch reduces throughput and speed. Is it true or just a myth? The ethernet switch is one of the fundamental components of modern networking setups. For this, it is manufactured in a way so that it doesn’t reduce speed. It simply means that the ethernet switch…
The other day, I wrote about setting up a sleek dual-boot system. Everything was humming along just fine. That is, until the first reboot. Eager to select my operating system of choice, I rebooted, entered the BIOS, and… nothing. The Windows Boot Manager was nowhere in sight. A myriad of questions followed, including the simplest…
While using an internet connection, our primary concern is getting a faster internet speed. Although WiFi connections can get the job done, they are comparatively less potent than Ethernet connections. Once you use an Ethernet connection, you won’t readily want to get back to a WiFi connection anymore. There are a few ways to establish…
Whether you have replaced your motherboard or re-attached the front panel to the motherboard, where the pins from the front panel go on the motherboard is crucial. Without knowing these basics, especially connecting the power SW correctly, you can’t turn on your computer. If you don’t know where the power SW goes on your motherboard…
Technically, yes, it does matter. It’s quite important in a way to know which SATA port you should use. There’re two things that you should consider – Motherboard’s model and the SATA port version. So, if you’re about to connect an HDD or SSD to your motherboard and are confused about using SATA ports, then…