How RAID Works: A Brief Introduction
RAID stands for Redundant Array of Independent Disks or Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks, depending on who you ask. It is a data storage technology that combines multiple physical disk…
How do Video Cards, AKA GPUs, Work?
If you are interested in gaming, video editing, or machine learning, you may have heard of GPUs, or graphics processing units. But what exactly are GPUs and how do they…
The End of Internet Explorer Is Here
Internet Explorer (IE) was one of the most popular web browsers in the world for many years, but it also faced many challenges and criticisms, such as security issues, compatibility…
What is Virtualization and What are its Benefits?
Virtualization of computers is a process that allows for more efficient utilization of physical computer hardware by creating an abstraction layer over it. This abstraction layer enables the hardware elements…
First Impressions of the Steam Deck
After a year of supply issues and waiting, I was finally able to get my hands on a Steam Deck. After looking between the 3 models quite a bit, I…
Enabling IE Mode in Edge
With the sunset of Internet Explorer having been a few months past, many in the enterprise environment are realizing how many legacy apps are still dependent on the dated browser.…
GeForce NOW RTX 3080 Server Performance
Nvidia’s announcement of the new 3080 tier of GeForce NOW earlier in the week struck most of the internet by surprise. From what Nvidia was claiming with regards to performance…
Video: Using Powershell to Create a Battery Report
Short video showing how you can create a battery report for the mobile windows you are running PowerShell on.
How to Disable Background Applications in Windows 7
From time to time over the course of a few months, your computer may start to run a little slower than normal. This is usually from the various amounts of…