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Is Windows Defender Good Enough?

Jan 23, 2024 | technewstoday.com | Abhishek Silwal

Windows Defender is a good enough antivirus for most general users, provided you adopt safe internet practices. It’s not only free and performance-friendly but also provides better-than-average malware protection. However, it may not protect your system against all threats. If you are carrying very sensitive data or need top-of-the-line security, other antivirus solutions might be better instead. Let’s now discuss what makes Microsoft Defender the optimal choice for basic users.
How Much Power Does Your PC Need?

Jan 23, 2024 | technewstoday.com | Deependra Pangeni

To know how much power your PC needs, go to your graphics card manufacturer’s website and check the Recommended PSU section. This should give you a safe estimate of your build’s power requirement. For instance, AMD recommends using a 700-watt power supply with its Radeon RX 7700 XT. While this will give you a general idea of what power supply you need, this should only be your first estimate. You have to consider factors like future proofing and how much headroom you want as well.
Is Fanless PSU Worth It?

Jan 23, 2024 | technewstoday.com | Deependra Pangeni

Fanless PSUs are a good choice if you:Do not want to hear PSU fans spinning. Want to minimize the potential risk of PSU fan failure. Want extraordinary power supply efficiency. Otherwise, it’s best to stick to standard PSUs as the drawbacks of using a fanless PSU easily outweigh the benefits. Let’s see how. The first advantage of having a fanless PSU is—it reduces the overall noise produced by your PC. You’ll certainly notice a difference between a fanless PSU and a fan-equipped PSU in this regard.
How To Choose The Right SSD For Your PC?

Jan 21, 2024 | technewstoday.com | Abhishek Silwal

Choosing the SSD is not just about getting the optimal performance for the best price. You should also consider the drive’s capacity and theoretical lifespan. On top of that, you’ll find lots of SSD manufacturers in the market, and even more models from the same brand. So you must be extra careful before making a purchase. These are the factors you should consider: The total capacity for your SSD depends on your PC usage.
How Often Should I Run Storage Sense Or Disk Cleanup?

Jan 18, 2024 | technewstoday.com | Abhishek Silwal

Disk Cleanup and Storage Sense help to scan and clean junk files in your computer. Not only do they free up some storage space, but also improve your system performance. It’s always best to configure automatic cleanup of the junk files using storage sense to run every month. Regardless, you should also manually run these tools if you run out of C drive space or after a power failure/crash.
Never Buy A Cheap PSU. Here's Why

Jan 18, 2024 | technewstoday.com | Deependra Pangeni

People often neglect the power supply and settle for a cheap one. But this is something you should strictly avoid. Low-grade PSUs tend to cut corners. Not only do such PSUs perform badly when functional, they can also put your entire PC at risk when they die. I can never forget how I cheaped out on a power supply and blew it along with my 2080 Ti. So, speaking from experience, let me tell you why you should not skimp on your power supply.
Can You Mix PSU Cables?

Jan 18, 2024 | technewstoday.com | Deependra Pangeni

No, you cannot mix PSU cables. Although the connector that goes on the component side has standardized pinouts, there is no standard for connectors on the PSU side. If you try mixing cables, one of these three cases is possible. The cable does not fit at all. The component connected via that cable does not turn on. Or, you end up blowing that component. Let’s discuss in detail the possible consequences of mixing the PSU cables.
Can I Disable Driver Signature Enforcement?

Jan 16, 2024 | technewstoday.com | Abhishek Silwal

Driver signatures verify the integrity of the driver software and their developers. Windows enforces the verification of driver signatures before installing or loading them as a security measure. While this enforcement does protect your system against malicious threats, you may have to disable it in two situations. First– if you need to install a driver without a valid driver signature, and second– as a temporary fix for specific Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) loops.
How To Disable Driver Signature Enforcement?

Jan 16, 2024 | technewstoday.com | Abhishek Silwal

Driver Signature Enforcement prevents loading or installing drivers without valid digital signatures to protect your system. However, it also means that you can’t use any unsigned drivers even when you know they are safe. Fortunately, you can disable this enforcement temporarily or permanently. To disable driver signature enforcement, select the relevant option in the Advanced Startup’s startup settings, or use some bcdedit commands on Command Prompt.
Are Hard Drives Still Worth It?

Jan 15, 2024 | technewstoday.com | Abhishek Silwal

With SSDs outselling hard drives and standing out in a lot of ways, you may be wondering if hard drives are still worth it. Well, it all comes down to storage and cost benefits vs performance. Hard drives provide high storage capacity at a reduced cost, which makes them a suitable choice if your primary need is storage rather than read/write speed. These include backups, secondary drives for personal data, and light-purpose NAS setups.