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2 weeks ago |
pcworld.com | Friedrich Stiemer
Membrane keyboards are one of the most common input devices, as they’re often found in budget laptops and desktop setups. They rely on pressure-sensitive layers (rubber domes) to register inputs. This construction results in a spongy typing feel that is neither precise nor pleasant. Typists usually notice that the touch feels inconsistent as soon as the rubber membranes lose their elasticity. Frequently used keys also become softer and react less reliably.
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2 weeks ago |
flipboard.com | Friedrich Stiemer
NowEarlier this week, news broke that Apple Music was getting new leadership within Apple, including a major new outside hire. That leadership could very well infuse some TikTok-style innovation into Apple Music before long. Here’s why. Apple poached a top TikTok exec to co-lead Apple Music Apple Music …
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3 weeks ago |
pcworld.com | Friedrich Stiemer
The graphics card driver plays a major role in system performance, which is why occasionally checking for updates is a good habit to adopt. This is especially important for gamers, as keeping the graphics drivers up to date can significantly boost performance. Unlike other hardware drivers, which may only offer minor updates, graphics card driver updates often introduce big changes.
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1 month ago |
pcworld.com | Friedrich Stiemer |Joel Lee
Is your mouse suddenly registering two clicks even though you swear you’re only clicking once? One of the most common causes of that is wear and tear. But before you zip out and buy a new mouse, there are a few other tips and settings you can look into first. For starters, make sure the accidental double-clicks aren’t due to a change in system settings.
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1 month ago |
pcworld.com | Friedrich Stiemer
Heatsinks are the unsung heroes of cooling down your PC, as they prevent overheating by transferring heat away from important components. The CPU and GPU can generate a lot of heat, especially when running heavier loads. If those components grow too hot, they can slow down and malfunction, which can negatively impact performance. The heatsink, which is typically made of aluminum or copper, consists of a flat base that’s placed directly on top of these heat generating components.
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