TAA vs FXAA comparison

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Knowledgeable gamers will be familiar with terms like MSAA, FXAA, and TAA for anti-aliasing. If you are not familiar with these terms and you want a powerful gaming setup, then we have the info you need here. We are comparing two types of anti-aliasing techniques in this article – TAA vs FXAA. The image on the computer screen is made up of millions of smaller bits known as pixels. These work together to make a unified image, but they have a shortcoming. Pixels cannot display anything round; however, since they work together as a larger unit, they can create the appearance of roundness. Round objectsRead More →

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With the B550 chipset from AMD, you get a lot of the high end X570 features but don’t have to pay as much for them. Both of these are compatible with Ryzen processors as well, but how do the X570 and B550 motherboard chipsets compare in other areas? Read our AMD B550 vs X570 motherboards article below, as we examine the similarities and differences to help you make that decision. AMD B550 vs X570 Motherboard Specs & Comparison Chipset X570 B550 Supports which CPUs? Zen 3 Ryzen Processors 3rd Gen Ryzen Processors 3rd Gen Ryzen Processors with Integrated Graphics 2nd Gen Ryzen Processors 2nd GenRead More →

Intel K vs KF vs F CPUs

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Once you are in the market for an Intel processor, you will come across options with letters like F, KF, and K. These were not part of the processor options in the past, so you might be confused by what they mean. Let’s look at the Intel F, K, and KF processors and examine the differences so you can stay informed.  Differences Between the K, KF, and F Intel Processors If your Intel processor has a K, that means that it is able to be overclocked and has been unlocked. F means that there is no iGPU or integrated graphics for the processor. KF seriesRead More →

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The 11th Generation Rocket Lake processors have a companion chipset, and that’s the Intel Z590 motherboard. It is a premium offering from Intel that deserves a close look, especially if you have an older Z490 and are considering an upgrade. Or perhaps you want to choose between the two and you aren’t sure what the differences are. We have you covered with this in-depth look at how the two stack up to one other. So read our exclusive Intel Z590 vs Z490 Motherboards comparison below… Z590 vs Z490 Motherboard Specs & Comparison   Chipset Z590 Z490 Which CPUs are supported? 10th Gen Intel Core ProcessorsRead More →

Intel Z690 vs Z590 Motherboards

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The 12th Gen Alder Lake is launching and offers compatibility with Z690 chipsets. Since the Z690 is upon us, should you be getting rid of the Z590? Let’s compare these two options in our Intel Z690 vs Z590 motherboards article below, and see how they measure up to one another, so you know exactly what they offer, and which one might be a better fit for you. Z690 vs Z590 Motherboard Specs & Comparison Chipset Z690 Z590 Socket LGA1700 LGA1200 Supports which CPUs? 12th Gen Intel Core (Alder Lake) 13th Gen Intel Core (Raptor Lake) 10th Gen Intel Core (Comet Lake) 11th Gen Intel CoreRead More →

how to connect Airpods to Dell Laptop

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Are you interested in knowing how to connect AirPods to your Dell laptop? We have put together a simple guide to help you through the process. How To Connect AirPods to A Dell Laptop We have a method that should work for everyone, no matter which version of the AirPods or Dell laptop you have. Read on to find out. Put the AirPods into their included case to start. Then, press down the button that is located on the back of the Pods case. The light there should begin blinking. On the laptop, head to Bluetooth settings and choose “Add New Device”. You should seeRead More →