Tag: Computers
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Building a data center – design and construction
Whether your company needs a small data center for on-premises IT infrastructure or a massive million-plus square foot facility to power cloud technologies, a well-thought-out plan from the start can save costly renovation expenses down the road. Many criteria must be taken into account during the planning and design stages. Some of these include: Access. […]
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What is a Virtual Machine? How does it work?
A virtual machine (shortened to VM) is a digital, virtual environment that works via a physical host, such as a computer. It runs on an isolated part of the host computer and has its own operating system, such as a Windows Server 2022 datacenter or a macOS system. End users can run various applications on […]
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Why do computers slow down with age?
Computers can slow down for a variety of reasons, it could be hardware and software or anything else that directly or indirectly impacts the overall performance and then things start to slow down. Let’s see those reasons why computers may slow down with age: Hardware limitations. Over time, the hardware components of a computer can […]
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Can we recover deleted files from a drive?
We’ve deleted countless files our storage drive and think once deleted file can never be recovered, but this is half truth and you should know complete fact. Yes, we can recover deleted files from a drive if the drive is not overwritten. Once you delete a file from a drive you mark it deleted for […]
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Is it OK to leave your computer on 24×7?
It is generally fine to leave a computer on 24×7, as long as it is maintained and cooled properly. But it isn’t recommended unless you are using computers as servers or some kind of backend machine like a web server, or a NAS because running anything all the time will shorten the lifespan of moving […]
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How much RAM do you need? Briefly explained
Random Access Memory, in short RAM, is a volatile memory that is responsible for managing a computer’s short-term data and stores most-used files in RAM so that next time it can be served quickly. We can see that most modern devices are coming with RAM from 2 to 32 GB range and some machines are […]
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Why unused RAM is wasted RAM?
Random Access Memory in short RAM is a system memory typically used to store working data and machine codes in a volatile way. In the computing world, sufficient RAM makes sure the workflow is operating smoothly. If the system has less RAM size compared to what workflow needs then things will suffer from a huge […]
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5 reasons to undergo a network upgrade
The innovation of technology happens every day. With the influx of users on the internet and the never-ending upgrades to computer systems, it’s easy to accumulate network traffic. Many problems come together with these fast-paced changes, though. Most people should stay abreast of the latest advancements to avoid getting left behind. For businesses, it’s essential […]
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Best laptops for college students
We all are living in digital era where education is way ahead of its earlier time. Today, college students use laptops for almost all kind of educational work — from writing notes to submit assignments. Years back, whenever we heard the term computers, we used to think about those huge desktop computers. You’d have to […]
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How often should one upgrade or buy a new computer system?
In this article, I will discuss some important keynotes about how often should one upgrade or completely buy a new computer system. I want to highlight some keynotes on this topic because it becomes necessary today to understand the value of electronics, ways to minimize the unnecessary buying of newer components. Let’s start from the […]
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Is CPU performance affected by age?
Often, tech users ask similar questions like — What happens when CPU gets old? Does it get weaker? In this article, I’ll try my best to explain everything. Does a CPU run slower as it ages? There are two answers. Let’s understand it theoretically and practically. Theoretically, a CPU should run at basically the same […]
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Is 83°C too hot for a GPU?
In high-end computers, GPUs easily hit 83 Degree Celsius temperature when you are editing, gaming, or in a rare case mining cryptos. But isn’t this too hot for a GPU? Is 83 GPU temp bad or safe? What is the ideal GPU temperature under load? Technically, if you are not overclocking means you are under […]