Which Old Components Can You Reuse When Building a New PC?

December 22, 2021

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Radiocarbon dating was developed in the late 1940s at the University of Chicago by Willard Libby. He received the 1960 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his discovery.

Building a new PC is fun, exciting, and . . . expensive. After you’ve built a few desktops, all those new boxes of Corsair, NVIDIA, and Intel gear can lose their luster—especially after you tally up the bill. Read More »

EdrawMax is a cross-platform diagram software solution available for Windows, Mac, Linux, and Online. It offers a vast amount of templates, themes and vector images to get started making diagrams, infographics, presentations, and graphic design solutions. It covers a broad range of relevant needs from education, business, and engineering industries, meaning you’re covered with being able to present important info quickly and with ease. We had a go with EdrawMax and thought it warranted a closer comparison to a more familiar program like Visio. But first, let’s have a look and see what EdrawMax is like. Read More »

Even though Microsoft Excel offers a good selection of chart types, you may have a situation where you need something outside the norm. A chart that overlaps may be what you need. Here’s how to make one. Read More »

Going out to see a movie isn’t always viable. Instead, you can watch something intended for the big screen in the comfort of your own home. These gifts make it that much more enjoyable for the movie-lovers in your life! Read More »

There are many advantages to a prebuilt PC, even when there aren’t global shortages of computer components to contend with. But, if you do choose the convenience of a prebuilt over a DIY PC, you should carefully consider this checklist. Read More »

Apps you install on Android often collect data about you and your activity for the app developers and their affiliates. With a tool developed at the University of Oxford, you can see those trackers and even stop them in their tracks. Read More »

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Ever wanted to go back to the games you played while growing up and experience a bygone era of entertainment? One of the cheapest and simplest ways to do this is with a portable handheld designed purely with retro gaming in mind. Read More »

Microsoft added Night mode to Xbox consoles with a system update, so now you can save your eyes when playing in the dark if you find yourself especially sensitive to bright light. Here’s how it works and what you can customize. Read More »

There’s going to be a new web browser entering the battle, and it comes from DuckDuckGo, one of the first names in privacy. If you’re a fan of the mobile app, the desktop browser looks to bring all the best features to larger devices. Read More »

Want to make your house smell great with an all-natural approach? Meet your new best friend: the simmer pot! Read More »

Whether you forgot to get someone a gift, want your gift to be waste-free, or just kind of hate wrapping presents, we’ve got you covered with some fabulous digital gifts. You can send all of these gifts virtually, by email, text, Facebook Messenger, Slack, WhatsApp, or any other messaging platform of your choice. Read More »

If you no longer wish to be part of Pinterest, and you’d prefer getting all your boards and Pins deleted, it’s actually easy to delete a Pinterest account. We’ll show you how to do that on your desktop and mobile. Read More »

Distracted driving is a huge problem, and smartphones are one of the biggest contributors. Google Maps has a Google Assistant-powered “Driving Mode” that can make it safer. We’ll show you how to launch it easily from the home screen. Read More »

Virtual assistants have become part of our lives. There’s Siri, Google, Alexa, and Cortana. But there almost wasn’t Cortana, as Microsoft’s former CEO Steve Ballmer wanted to name the assistant Bingo. Read More »

Are those long names spreading across multiple cells in your Microsoft Excel spreadsheet? If so, break up the text by starting a new line in the same cell. We’ll show you two ways to do just that. Read More »

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