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Smartphones have come a long way when it comes to gaming, and now along with the casual games that still prove very po[CENSORED]r you can also get full console-quality experiences on a phone. But of course, that kind of experience takes some serious power, for which you’ll benefit from having one of the best gaming phones. Since ‘power’ is the key word, many of the best phones for gaming are simply high-end handsets like the Samsung Galaxy S20 range, the OnePlus 8 Pro, and the iPhone 11 Pro, but there are also other considerations such as refresh rates, screen size, gaming modes, cooling systems, and more, which tend to be more directly targeted by phones built with gaming in mind. We’re talking handsets like the Black Shark 2, Razer Phone 2, and Nubia Red Magic 5G, all of which are aimed specifically at mobile gamers. These handsets and more are included in our list below, so there are plenty of options, and not all of them cost a fortune. For each you’ll find full details of its specs, features, and highlights in our guide below, so you should have everything you need to get your game on. 1. iPhone 11 Pro Max / iPhone 11 Pro The best gaming iPhones available right now Release date: September 2019 | Weight: 226g / 188g | Dimensions: 158 x 77.8 x 8.1mm / 144 x 71.4 x 8.1mm | OS: iOS 13 | Screen size: 6.5-inch / 5.8-inch | Resolution: 1242 x 2688 / 1125 x 2436 | CPU: A13 Bionic chip | RAM: 4GB | Storage: 64/256/512GB | Battery: 3,969mAh / 3,046mAh | Rear camera: 12MP + 12MP + 12MP | Front camera: 12MP The iPhone 11 Pro Max is the bigger, better brother of Apple's newest flagship smartphone in a few key ways, but if you're picking either model for gaming, you might as well go with the best. The 6.5-inch screen on the iPhone 11 Pro Max is bigger than the one on its 5.8-inch sibling and its larger battery manages to stay working longer than the standard iPhone 11 Pro. Those perks will give you more of an edge than with the iPhone 11 Pro, but both benefit from this Apple phone generation's true advantage: the A13 Bionic processor. In our tests, it loaded up Clash Royale and PUBG even faster (vs the iPhone X), and speed is crucial in online gaming. All this in a Apple's sleek, modern look – though it's the most expensive mainstream phone on the market, even before including all the bells and whistles. 2-OnePlus 8 Pro Release date: April 2020 | Weight: 199g | Dimensions: 165.3 x 74.35 x 8.5mm | OS: Android 10 | Screen size: 6.78-inch | Resolution: 3168 x 1440 | CPU: Snapdragon 865 | RAM: 8/12GB | Storage: 128/256GB | Battery: 4,510mAh | Rear camera: 48MP+48MP+5MP+8MP | Front camera: 16MP The OnePlus 7 Pro used to rank high on this list, but it’s been bettered in every important way by the OnePlus 8 Pro, a phone that has both all the power you need for games, and a screen that helps them look their best. There’s a top-end Snapdragon 865 chipset inside this phone, along with up to 12GB of RAM, so you get flagship power. As for the screen, the OnePlus 8 Pro has a 6.78-inch 1440 x 3168 one with a 120Hz refresh rate, so it’s big, sharp, and smooth. 5G is also supported, so you can game online without lag wherever you are (as long as there’s 5G signal), and with its big 4,510mAh battery you’ll be able to game for a long time between charges. When it comes time to charge you won’t be out of the action for long either, as the OnePlus 8 Pro also supports both fast and wireless charging. 3. Samsung Galaxy S20 / S20 Plus Samsung's top flagships Release date: March 2020 | Weight: 163g/186g | Dimensions: 151.7 x 69.1 x 7.9mm/161.9 x 73.7 x 7.8mm | OS: Android 10 | Screen size: 6.2-inch/6.7-inch | Resolution: 1440 x 3200 | CPU: Snapdragon 865 / Exynos 990 | RAM: 8GB/12GB | Storage: 128GB (S20) or 128GB/256GB/512GB (S20 Plus) | Battery: 4,000mAh/4500mAh | Rear camera: 12MP + 64MP + 12MP | Front camera: 10MP The Samsung Galaxy S20 and Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus are obvious inclusions for this list, seeing as how they’re the latest entries in the most high-profile Android flagship range around. They’re not just coasting on their name though, these phones really are great for games, thanks in no small part to the top-end computing power at their heart. You get either a Snapdragon 865 chipset if you’re in the US, or an Exynos 990 in most other places, and in both cases these are flagship smartphone chipsets. You also get 8GB of RAM, so not much should slow these phones down. And games will look great on them, as both models have a QHD+ screen with a refresh rate of up to 120Hz. They also pack big batteries, giving you either 4,000mAh or 4,500mAh to play with in the Galaxy S20 and Galaxy S20 Plus respectively. 4. Black Shark 2 The best gaming phone for those on a budget Release date: March 2019 | Weight: 205g | Dimensions: 163.6 x 75 x 8.8mm | OS: Android 9.0 Pie | Screen size: 6.39-inch | Resolution: 1080 x 2340 | CPU: Snapdragon 855 | RAM: 6/8/12GB | Storage: 128/256GB | Battery: 4,000mAh | Rear camera: 48MP + 12MP | Front camera: 20MP The Black Shark 2 is the second generation gaming phone from Chinese firm Xiaomi's gaming arm, and it builds well on its predecessor adding more power and a better screen into the mix. Combining a great camera, excellent internals and improved gaming credentials over the original, the Black Shark 2 is a triple threat that betters most of its gaming phone rivals. It's lumbered with a handful of instabilities and quirks, but even with those accounted for, the bang for buck it delivers is off the chart. The only thing to watch out for is its availability. It's not easy to find in some countries, such as the US. 5. Nubia Red Magic 5G Magic for gaming, less so for some other things Release date: March 2020 | Weight: 218g | Dimensions: 168.6 x 78 x 9.8mm | OS: Android 10 | Screen size: 6.65-inch | Resolution: 1080 x 2340 | CPU: Snapdragon 865 | RAM: 8/12GB | Storage: 128/256GB | Battery: 4,500mAh | Rear camera: 64MP + 8MP + 2MP | Front camera: 8MP The Nubia Red Magic 5G has the world’s first 144Hz smartphone screen, which makes it ideal for gaming, as that’s a silky smooth refresh rate. But that’s not the only thing that makes this ideal for gaming. In fact, it’s designed specifically for this pastime, with shoulder triggers to give you increased control, a fan and a liquid cooling system to keep the handset cool under pressure, a dedicated ‘Game Space’ to let you customize your gaming experience, and a ‘4D Shock’ feature that adds vibration to games. That last feature isn’t supported by many titles at the time of writing, and nor is the 144Hz display, but if game developers embrace them then this could be one seriously future-proofed phone. It also supports 5G of course, and has plenty of power. It’s only let down slightly by a 1080 x 2340 screen, which isn’t among the sharpest around, along with some software bugs and a design that will prove divisive. 6. Asus ROG Phone 2 Built from the ground up for gamers Release date: September 2019 | Weight: 240g | Dimensions: 171 x 77.6 x 9.5mm | OS: Android 9 Pie | Screen size: 6.59-inch | Resolution: 1080 x 2340 | CPU: Snapdragon 855 Plus | RAM: 12GB | Storage: 512GB/1TB | Battery: 6,000mAh | Rear camera: 48MP + 13MP | Front camera: 24MP The Asus ROG Phone 2 has almost all the features mobile gamers need, including a staggeringly large 6,000mAh battery (for extended gaming sessions), and a slick 120Hz AMOLED screen, in a large 6.59-inch size. Add to that truly top tier specs, with the combination of a Snapdragon 855 Plus chipset, 12GB of RAM and masses of storage, and you can see why the Asus ROG Phone 2 makes our list. Being designed specifically for gamers, it also has features you won't find on most other phones, such as a clip-on fan, which is generously included in the box, and a range of other accessories (such as a gamepad), which you'll have to buy separately. There's also built-in software to help you tailor your gaming experience, through, for example, overclocking the already meaty CPU, and adjusting the fan speed. There are some issues with the Asus ROG Phone 2, but most of them don't affect gaming. It doesn't have wireless charging or water resistance for example, and the design is sure to be divisive. If all you want your phone for is gaming though, and you either like this design or don't much care, then the Asus ROG Phone 2 is hard to beat. 7. Razer Phone 2 Gaming-specific features that outshine its everyday ones Release date: October 2018 | Weight: 205g | Dimensions: 158.5 x 78.9 x 8.5mm | OS: Android 9 Pie | Screen size: 5.72-inch | Resolution: 2560×1440 | CPU: Snapdragon 845 | RAM: 6/8GB | Storage: 64GB/128GB (up to 1TB with card) | Battery: 4,000mAh | Rear camera: 12MP f/1.75 wide angle / 12MP f/2.6 telephoto | Front camera: 8MP f/2.0 The first Razer Phone was a solid first effort to bring the gamer-specific brand to a mobile device, but it had a few shortcomings that dropped it further down our list. The second version has addressed some and come out with a stronger device for it, though it's still aimed primarily at gamers. What does that mean? The camera and display aren't nearly as impressive as other phones that cost this much, so casual gamers might want to look elsewhere. But if you're more serious about mobile gaming and can afford it, this is a solid choice. Outwardly, the Razer Phone 2 hasn't changed much from its predecessor, though it's upgraded to the Snapdragon 845 chip and switched to a glass back for Qi wireless charging. It's also added a slick vapor chamber to cool the device as you game. At the end of the day, the phone's beefy chipset, 8GB RAM, great speakers, 120hz refresh rate screen and 4,000mAh battery, as well as extensive settings to tweak battery life and performance, make this a great choice for gaming.

How to increase FPS on your PC or laptop to improve gaming performance: 1-Update your graphics drivers 2-Give your GPU a slight overclock 3-Boost your PC with an optimization tool 4-Upgrade your graphics card to a newer model 5-Switch out that old HDD and get yourself an SSD 6-Turn off Superfetch and Prefetch 7-Defrag & TRIM your hard disk for faster access 8-Tweak your Intel, AMD or NVIDIA Control Panels 1. Upgrade your Graphics Drivers for an immediate FPS boost Your graphics card is the centerpiece of your gaming experience (more on that below), but it can’t unfold its true performance without the proper software installed on your PC or laptop. Going from the driver that came either with your PC or with your graphics card to the latest version can make a large performance difference. Just look at nVidias latest graphics drivers, for example: GeForce GTX SLI scaling improvements graph Nvidia GeForce owners: Go to http://www.geforce.com/drivers. Next, select your graphics card and your Windows version from the list and hit the “Start Search” button. My tip: Always go for the driver marked as “BETA”. This isn’t quite a finished driver, but they all run as stable and good as the final release these days and will likely give you even more performance! ATI Radeon owners: ATI fans go to http://sites.amd.com/us/game/downloads/Pages/downloads.aspx and select the appropriate device. This will give you access to the latest official driver which you can download and install. To get the beta driver with more performance improvements or features, head over to http://support.amd.com/en-us/kb-articles/Pages/latest-catalyst-windows-beta.aspx. For Intel HD Graphics owners: Mostly found on ultrabooks or tablets, the Intel graphics chipsets are the weakest of the bunch. I wouldn’t recommend doing any sort of gaming on the older integrated Intel HD chipsets (such as the HD 3000 or earlier) – unless you’re heavily into slideshows instead of smooth gameplay – but their latest graphics chipsets are powerful enough to play even recent titles, albeit not at the highest possible resolution or with all the bells and whistles turned on.To get updated drivers go to the Graphics driver page of the Intel Download Center. Wait, how do I even know what graphics card I own? Not a problem: To find out the maker and exact serial number, all you need to do is follow these steps. First, go to “Control Panel” and head to “Hardware and Sound”. From here, click on “Device Manager”: This will bring up a list of all the built-in devices of your system. Head over to where it says “Display adapters”: In these cases, you’ll see an Alienware X51 gaming rig with two graphic chips (the nVidia is usually always the faster one) and a laptop with a GeForce GT 650M. At any rate, make sure you’re using the latest drivers! 2- Supercharge your Graphics Card: A slight overclock doesn’t hurt! Your gaming performance is mostly dependent on the power of your graphics chip – even more so than on how much memory you have or how fast your processor is! The bottleneck and the reason for stuttering gameplay is in almost all cases the graphics chip. To improve performance, you may want to look at running the graphics card beyond the factory speed setting – or in other words: overclocking! Now, 5-10 years ago, I wouldn’t have recommended overclocking as it posed a significant threat to your hardware, but nowadays most systems turn themselves off automatically before they take any damage. Besides, I only recommend a slight overclock by about 10-15%. On my desktop gaming PC, an Alienware Area 51 R2, I pushed the two GeForce Titan Xp (2017) (SLI) roughly 15-20% above their factory clock On my main laptop, a MacBook Pro 2016 with a Radeon 460 Pro running Windows 10, I always push the GPU from by plus 100 MHz on the chip and memory by 300 MHz. . Bear in mind that overclocking increases the stress on and temperature of all of your hardware, not just the CPU or GPU, so it should be done with extreme care. In both cases, I ended up with a system that’s 5° Celsius hotter than before, but still well within the limits. To overclock the GPU, I recommend to read our article on How to Overclock Your GPU for More Gaming and Multimedia Performance. Using 3DMark 11 I measured that overclocking my system as described above yielded a 10% performance boost: 3. Boost your FPS with AVG TuneUp’s “Uninstaller” and “Program Deactivator” Windows® keeps getting slower and slower with each program you install on your PC or laptop – and that has a direct effect on all of your games! The reason for this is that a lot of programs run some sort of background activity, even when they’re not being used. AVG makes it easy to uninstall programs that you don’t use and even reduce the impact of ones that you need. 4. Upgrade your Graphics Card [Desktop only] Once I treated myself to a 4K projector a year ago, I noticed how my old gaming PC really couldn’t keep up: While Witcher 3 ran “ok” in Full HD, my two GeForce 970 (in SLI mode) really struggled with 4K which is essentially 4x the resolution: We’re talking 4096x2160 pixels versus 1920x1080. Only recently and with NVIDIAs Pascal GPU generation did we get the graphical power to really render 4K games at a butter smooth 60 frames per seconds. Note that only the highend GPUs 1080 TI or the Titan Xp are really made for these kind of requirements… * Tests were performance on a 2016 Alienware Area 51 Gaming PC: Core i7 4.5 GHz, 16 GB RAM, 2x 970 SLI and 2x Titan Xp SLI As you can see, upgrading from the older GeForce 970 to the two beasts that are the Titan Xps brought an increase of about 4x. That’s probably still the most effective way to boost performance.

In This Topic i will give you some Apps i download on Pc's After resting 1-CCleaner The newest CCleaner has a feature set that isn't radically different from the previous version's, but it does have a major interface change. The new Easy Clean section boasts a simplified view that makes it incredibly easy and to remove junk files, website trackers, and browser history information in quick fashion. You simply click the large Analyze button to begin the cleaning process, instead of checking/unchecking Windows' various folders and applications (which is a potentially intimidating task for the uninitiated). Easy Clean walks you through the cleaning process in everyday language, so that non-technical users better understand what files are being cleaned and why. For example, Temporary Internet Files are now described as "Files left behind when you visit websites." If you don't need this type of handholding, CCleaner's original cleaning screen—now renamed Custom Clean—is still available. 2- Audacity If you're looking to start a podcast or record music, or if you just need a tool to assemble and convert some audio samples, it's tough to go wrong with Audacity. A powerful, free, open-source audio editor that's been available for years, Audacity works smoothly with up to 32-bit/384kHz audio, complete with built-in dithering. The program lets you easily import, mix, and combine audio tracks (stereo, mono, or even multitracked recording) and render the output as one. It also offers flexible editing down to the sample level as well as spectrogram and spectral views for analyzing frequency response. While you get unlimited undos and redos, Audacity's edits are almost always destructive, so it won't replace a proper digital audio workstation like the Editors' Choice Avid Pro Tools. Even so, Audacity is still many people's go-to choice for quick-and-dirty audio work, and in testing, it's easy to see why. 3 -In addition to being a universal media player, this app is open source, which means you can find people who create new add-ons and builds for it, as well as create your own version. The basic version of the program is anything but, featuring playlist and streaming support in addition to the ability to play just about any video on your PC. It gives you plenty of screen real estate by placing all of the buttons on its menu at the bottom and making them small enough to be ignored. VLC Media Player (64-bit) lets you add audio and video effects as you're watching a video for extra fun -- and supports more playlist formats for easy, hands-free viewing. It even lets you create playlists on the fly and edit them from inside the app. The app supports extensions and add-ons from all over the Web if you can find them. 4- Recuva Easy to use and 100% Safe Data Recovery Software EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard is a top effective and none-destructive data rescue software specialized in HDD/SSD recovery, format recovery, raw recovery, partition recovery. This technically-advanced software is capable of quickly getting back all deleted, formatted, and inaccessible RAW files on Windows XP/Vista/2003/2008/7/8/10. It scans deeper into storage media devices than any other data recovery software on the market, which guarantees results. 5 -TeamViewer TeamViewer offers the convenience of being downloaded and installed on your computers, as well as accessibility via the cloud, rendering it an easy-to-implement software. Mac and PC users alike will find TeamViewer's remote capabilities to be comprehensive and secure. With necessary features like drag-and-drop file transfer, text chat, a whiteboard, and session recording, communicating between devices is simple. TeamViewer has implemented high security measures so your information is secure. 6 - winrar WinRAR is aimed at users who need file compression and archiving capabilities beyond what Windows comes with by default, but that do not need the expansive feature set of WinZip Pro. WinRAR enjoys po[CENSORED]rity in certain circles (systems administrators, people emailing large files) due to its ability to split archives over multiple volumes. 7- AntiVirus if you dont want to pay that you got options likes A- Microsoft has included antivirus protection in its operating systems for ages, going all the way back to DOS. The modern-day Microsoft Windows Defender Security Center protects against Trojans, viruses, ransomware, and other types of malware, but it also manages your security overall. It's always active on systems that have no other antivirus installed. If you install a third-party security solution, Windows Defender's antivirus component goes dormant, to avoid any conflict. We salute Microsoft for ensuring that all users have at least some degree of antivirus protection. Our latest testing suggests that Defender does a good job. B- Avast Free Anti Virus Avast Antivirus is a mostly-great product that will absolutely keep your computer secure. Its free version offers a huge amount of security C- Paid Antivirus for me as personal use i would only recommend Kasper Internet Security Every PC needs quality antivirus protection, but that doesn't necessarily mean spending big money on the latest do-everything security suite. Kaspersky's starter consumer product is Kaspersky Anti-Virus, a straightforward package which focuses on the core security fundamentals only: antivirus to detect well-known and brand new malware, and malicious URL filtering to keep you away from dangerous links. Steep discounting gets you a three-device, one-year Kaspersky Anti-Virus license for just $30, doubling to $60 on renewal – which is identical pricing to Bitdefender Antivirus Plus. Extending that subscription can save a little cash, so for example a five-device, three-year Anti-Virus license is $120 initially, $240 on renewal. That's decent value for the first term, not so much afterwards; the equivalent Bitdefender Antivirus Plus license has no introductory discount, but it's only $150, potentially saving you a lot of cash in the long-term.

With the best budget gaming PCs, you don’t have to drop three months' salary to do some serious gaming. Thanks to powerful components like Intel’s Coffee Lake Refresh, AMD Ryzen 3nd Generation and AMD Navi all vying for consumers’ attention, there are more affordable internals than ever before. And, these allow manufacturers to build cheaper PCs for gamers on a budget. While the best budget gaming PCs might not reach the vaunted heights of the best gaming PCs, these budget battle stations can still deliver a great gaming experience without breaking the bank. These PCs might skip a lot of the premium features, but that’s only because they’re saving the firepower where it counts. That means that they’re more than capable of tackling the latest and greatest from your Steam collection. We’ve used our expertise to find the best budget gaming PCs of 2020 for you. Our picks are light on the pocketbook and still able to deliver on the goods. In fact, you might just forget about your PS4 Pro or Xbox One X, with all the PC gaming in your future. Get the best gaming monitor of 2020 and complete your setup. 1. HP Omen 25L For AMD fans CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 3500, 7 3700X or 9 3900 | Graphics: AMD Radeon RX 5500 – NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 Super | RAM: 16GB – 32B DDR4 | Storage: 256GB SSD – 1TB + 2TB + 2TB RECOMMENDED RETAILER $1,299.99 Pretty cheapToolless accessGreat coolingUnimaginative design The HP Omen 25L’s rectangular black metal design isn’t going to turn heads anytime soon. That’s at least offset by its glass panel, but only barely. However, if you’re not too concerned about looks, this is among the best budget gaming PCs to hit the shelves in 2020 that won’t make a sizable dent in your bank account. With AMD configurations on hand, it’s perfect for AMD-leaning gamers. But, those that are loyal to Nvidia’s RTX line can partake as well, as you can configure it to have up to an RTX 2070 Super GPU. Still, it’s the price we can’t get over here – kitted out, the HP OMEN 25L costs as much as many of the premium gaming PCs in their mid-range configuration. Only, this one’s got more memory and a lot more storage capacity. 2. MSI Trident 3 9th A great performer CPU: up to 9th-generation Intel Core i7 | Graphics: up to Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060 Super | RAM: up to 16GB | Storage: up to 1TB $999 Lots of powerCompactCome with bloated software If looking good matters to you as much as power, then you might love the MSI Trident 3 9th, especially if you’re partial to a gaming-leaning aesthetic. It’s not all looks either. This small gaming PC touts plenty of power under the hood for less than its rivals, with 9th-generation Intel Core processors and the best Nvidia RTX and GTX graphics. It’s even cheaper than many of the gaming PCs on this list, with its Intel Core i7 + RTX 2060 Super +16GB RAM configuration setting you back much less than a HP Omen 25L with equivalent specs. If you’re trying to maximize your limited space and budget, this is the best budget gaming PC for you. 3. Dell G5 Budget PC gaming at its best CPU: 9th Gen Intel Core i3-9100 – i9 9900K | Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 – RTX 2070 | RAM: 8GB – 64GB | Storage: 1TBSSD – 1TB SSD + 2TB HDD $699.99 Very affordableVR-ready configurationsBase models won’t get you through the most demanding games A unique chassis coupled with a price to beat, Dell’s latest in its G series gaming PCs is a solid contender as among the best budget gaming PCs out there. The Dell G5 boasts 9th-generation Intel chips as well as Nvidia’s most powerful gaming GTX and RTX graphics cards, starting with an i3 processor and the GTX 1650 to handle many powerful games without burning a whole in your pocket. Of course, if you’ve got more case to spare, its VR ready configurations are also on hand, though even those are absolutely affordable. 4. HP Omen Obelisk Tricked out stunner for the hardcore gamer CPU: Intel Core i5-8400 – i9-9900 | Graphics: Nvidia GeForce GTX 1050 Ti – RTX 2080 | RAM: Up to 32GB | Storage: 1TB HDD – 1TB SSD RECOMMENDED RETAILER $699.99 Lots of powerAppealing, tool-less designHighly upgradableSoftware offer minimal personalization The HP Omen line’s more affordable PC, the HP Omen Obelisk, is definitely well-deserving of the best budget gaming PC title, thanks to its low price of admission well under $1,000 and its decent specs at that configuration. And, if you customize before you buy, upgrading the base specs for more power, it won’t set you back a whole lot either. The best part? If you’re not into that over-the-top gaming aesthetic, this one has a classier-looking chassis so you can haul it to your office desk, and no one will be the wiser.

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here i will explian to you what is benchmark How do I benchmark my PC? UserBenchmark.com can quickly establish whether your PC is underperforming and suggest likely hardware and software issues. Test how fast your processor, graphics card, storage drives and memory are by running the free UserBenchmark Speed Test. This particular PC has a reasonable desktop score of 39% so it is suitable for most day to day activities such as using Microsoft Office and web browsing. Depending on exactly how the PC is used, it may also be sufficient as a minimal workstation PC 28%. However, the system is unsuitable for PC gaming as it only scores 17%. The high level summary at the beginning of the results page explains the relative performance of this PC compared to other PCs with the same components (PC Status). This is useful in highlighting whether there is a performance issue with this particular PC's hardware. The summary also points out other significant items such as the type of tasks this PC is most suited to. In this example, the PC is in reasonable condition, performing as expected and running the latest version of Windows. The processor is highlighted in amber, indicating that its performance is about average. The summary also suggests that the graphics capabilities are on the low side and that consideration should be given to incorporating a SSD boot drive. How can UserBenchmark help with hardware upgrades? If you require greater performance from your PC or you suspect that your hardware is faulty, you may look to upgrade some components. Whilst the example PC discussed above is adequate for many desktop activities, it only scored 17% for gaming and did not have a SSD boot drive. Depending on how this PC is used, it may benefit from a new GPU and SSD. UserBenchmark can help identify the best options whichever PC component is being considered for upgrade. UserBenchmark's full list of components for: CPUs, GPUs, SSDs, HDDs, RAM and USB drives can be sorted by performance, value, po[CENSORED]rity, budget, age etc. and filtered by brand, capacity, vendor etc. to help identify specifically which components are best for your needs. Narrow down the selection and compare two components side by side, or one component against the average of the top tier components with UserBenchmark's comparisons. So in other way we can just say if you want to compare or check you pc or scan anything this is best app ever ❤️

So we spoke yesterday about Ryzen and my personal reviews now we will talk about OverClocking Overclocking does typically lower the lifespan of a CPU, but not always and not even necessarily for a measurable period. Yet forcing it to run faster and use more power can lead to some measure of faster degradation. As long as you don’t get extreme with overclocking, you’ll likely upgrade your system before this becomes a problem. Just keep the side effects in mind. If you want to overclock a laptop CPU, you’re probably out of luck. There are few that allow it and fewer still with the thermal headroom to make it viable. But even if you can, we caution against it for your first overclocking venture. Finally, overclocking your CPU can void its warranty. AMD and Intel typically don’t cover overclocking, though they would be hard-pressed to prove overclocking killed your CPU — unless you pushed way too much voltage through the chip. Motherboard manufacturers may or may not cover overclocking. If you’re concerned, check the warranty wording before trying. This is an area where AMD and Intel differ significantly. You can overclock most recent CPUs from AMD, especially Ryzen. Typically you can only overclock Intel’s “K” and “X” series CPUs. Below are several recent unlocked Intel processors primed for overclocking. If your CPU isn’t on the list and doesn’t have a “K” or “X” suffix in its name, overclocking may not be possible. Double-check if you’re unsure. on the other side AMD CPUs already comes overclocked with a stock colling system but if you are smart change it to the new water cooling system to protect your CPU from being burned

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Lets start with this you guys keep your pc up to date ( updated ) which is something good in the beginning for database like virus and software upgrade its something good i like it but after a while you see changes like so much computer would be slower and you would feel that your computer full of Virus which is not what happens in here once you keep you updated your database would be bigger than your windows size starts with 5 gb and when you check c : drive space it would 25 -30 Gb how that could be happened thats easy actually every time you update your software it will increase your space from my view its useless because when my computer works perfectly why would i destroy it and make it worse thats because of Beta versions . what BETA means its when the company gives you an update and dosnt good whats good and bad about it so what they do they give it to users like us to try it on and our feedback is the backdoor to get everything fixed but would be a rat to test these stuff on leave it for 3 weeks and they figure it out as an Software expert i would recommend you guys to download a software update it once then just turn off your auto updates . i will say my personal experience now about new update for win 10 which is 2004 it sucks ! you guys know about screen of death ( blue screen ) this got so many problems or so many causes ( RAM , HDD , CPU ) rarely to be a problem with software but when Microsoft release the new update which i tried it to see whats new screen of death came up so many times i was so angry i had to reformat my pc just to solve that problem my advice to you stay on 1903 which was the best version from Microsoft so far

When it comes to AMD vs Intel, it all depends on what kind of use you are. AMD is a good choice for entry- and mid-level users, while Intel makes the best premium chips for pro users. This is because Intel’s high-end chips are faster and more power-efficient than AMD’s. For decades, Intel dominated AMD, and it was considered the brand leader in the CPU market. However, things turned around for AMD when they released the Ryzen 7 series, which was made to rival Intel’s Core i7 offerings. in personally i was intel fan i built every computer i owned from intel but not now everything changed i will show pictures for stuff i designed on my own AMD followed through with the launch of Ryzen 3 and 5 models. Their latest offering is the Ryzen 9 3950X, AMD’s first 16-core, 32-thread processor for mainstream use. In contrast, Intel offers the eight-core, 16-thread Core i9-9900K. The company touts it as “the best gaming processor in the world.” Intel’s Core X Processor Series has up to 18 cores and 36 threads, making it the perfect choice for high-end users who are into content creation. on the other side AMD gives you that without paying that much and without needing for a pro to help you unlocking your cpu what that means ?! i will explain AMD new technology allows you to use the everything from the CPU ( processor ) which is great but bad at the same time because when you use the full power of CPU it will make it super hot thats why with these stuff i recommend water cooling system better 100 times than Air for Intel you can use Air system on normal core i9-9900k its going to be hot but controlled if you did that with the new ryzen you would burn everything Best Overclocking: AMD Overclocking allows you to run your PC’s clock rate at speeds beyond the manufacturer’s recommendations. There are some chips that are locked, which means the manufacturer has designed them to run only on certain clock speeds. However, there are also chips that come unlocked and allow you to overclock them. AMD wins over Intel when it comes to overclocking. This is because AMD CPUs come unlocked, even on affordable models like the AMD Ryzen 3 2200G priced at around $100. Consequently, they can be overclocked, as long as the motherboard chipset is also capable of overclocking. In contrast, Intel chips are only capable of overclocking if they have “K” at the end of the model number. These tend to be priced higher, such as the Intel Core i3-9350K, which costs around $180. on the other side if you are pro you can unlock your own intel but if you are beginner and tried to unlock your own intel and just changed the unlocking voltage you would burn you computer again i will explain in the post tomorrow about unlocking and what sympoles and numbers means for intel such as K F and for AMD like ryzen and other stuff Pictures in my attachments i made them i Build these computers

Since i live in U,S the po[CENSORED]r cars are Ford i will talk about them but i own BMW And Mercedes Ford is still saying "spring 2021" for the first deliveries of the 2021 Ford Bronco. Well, technically June is still in the spring. If you still haven't made a reservation, though, then it's likely that you won't get your new Bronco until some time later in 2022. The 2021 Ford Bronco Sport, on the other hand, is still on track to be delivered later this year. A big part of Ford's massive Bronco revival messaging was that anyone interested in owning one of the upcoming sport-utility vehicles should go plunk down a $100 refundable deposit for either the Bronco or the Bronco Sport. Ford asked, and people listened. So many, in fact, that getting in line now means an 18-month wait to take delivery.

The cannabis industry is rapidly transforming, and new trends emerge each year. It’s an exciting time for marijuana, which might be why so many people are trying it for the first time. From new edibles to concentrates, there’s a trend for everyone. Personalization When it comes to cannabis, people’s experiences can vary quite a bit. For some, a strain might put them to sleep, while others might feel jittery and anxious. It makes sense when you think of how complex it is. There are many types of strains, each with varying levels of cannabinoids, like THC and CBD. Plus, your personality can play a role in how you react to pot. Companies today realize how varied people’s experiences are with weed, and they are offering services to help people customize their experiences. For instance, some apps let you keep track of the effects of different strains, and they can recommend the best variations to try. Use of Medical Marijuana Many people with chronic health conditions use cannabis to try to relieve their symptoms or treat the underlying condition. In states like New York, it’s easy to get your medical marijuana card if you have a qualifying condition. Once you have access to a medical marijuana card in NY, you can enjoy one of the other cannabis trends, such as concentrates. If you have a medical condition, talk to your doctor about your options. They’ll help you determine the right dosage and strain to try. There are lots of different products on the market today, so don’t be afraid to experiment until you find the ones that work for you. Use of Concentrates Concentrates are infused with CBD or THC and can give you a stronger hit. For those with chronic illnesses, concentrates, which can have over 90 percent THC, might be just the thing to provide the relief some medical marijuana patients need. They offer advantages over smoking. Since vape pens are small, you can easily slip them in your pocket, and they don’t need time to heat. You just need to take a pull and get a hit that doesn’t smell as strong as smoking. You can even use concentrates to micro-dose, another trend among marijuana users. The features make it easy to use weed, and cannabis users will likely continue to get creative with concentrates. Other Products Concentrates and dry herb aren’t the only products people are trying. Their interests are shifting from flower to other methods of consumption. For instance, those who don’t want to smoke cannabis are choosing edibles. That includes everything from gummies to fine dining experiences. One reason that so many people are looking to edibles is that they may offer a longer high than smoking. Those who need long-lasting pain relief might find that edibles are better suited to their needs. Beverages are considered edibles, but there is an increasing demand for infused cannabis drinks. For example, some people like beverages with CBD or THC for potential medicinal benefits. You can find products like smoothies and lattes infused with marijuana oil.

In a major reversal, President Trump has canceled the Republican National Convention in Jacksonville due to a surge in coronavirus cases in Florida. President Trump: “The timing for this event is not right. It’s just not right with what’s happened recently — the flare up in Florida — to have a big convention. It’s not the right time.” Last month, Trump moved much of the convention to Jacksonville from Charlotte after North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper rejected requests from the president and the RNC to be able to hold a full convention without social distancing or face coverings. Trump canceled the Jacksonville RNC on the same day Florida reported more than 10,000 new COVID-19 cases and a record 173 deaths, including a 9-year-old girl.