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IOGEAR HUB-C - USB-C to 4-port USB-A HubIOGEAR HUB-C - USB-C to 4-port USB-A HubIf you’ve owned a PC, you may already be familiar with the computer ports and connections available on your device. What you may not know is that some of those ports are decades old.
When it comes to using some of the more robust photo editing tools out there, such as Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom, the right desktop PC makes all the difference. You can technically get away with the bare minimum specs shown on the product description for the photo editing tool of your choice. But if you use the lowest processing power or graphics, you can waste a lot of time waiting for your photos to load and renders to complete.
If you’re in the market for a new computer, the options can be overwhelming. Do you want a laptop? Or is a desktop better suited to your needs? Or maybe you’re interested in the streamlined all-in-one computer?
Laptops are conveniently portable, but what if you need a huge screen to watch your favorite movies in stunning detail? What if you need a full mechanical keyboard for fast typing or better ventilation to handle the graphics on the demanding triple-A (AAA) video games? As convenient as laptops can be, desktop computers are optimal for gamers, creative professionals, and users who need a wide digital interface.
Small form factor (SFF) computers and micro PCs, sometimes referred to as microtowers, have become the latest consumer buzzwords setting the market ablaze. However, as with any modern computer release, the terminology has been yet another catalyst for confusion.
The differences between microtower PCs and SFFs come down to size and positional configuration. Microtowers are typically slightly larger in size and designed to stand upright like a standard desktop tower, whereas small form factor PCs are more compact machines that lay flat or attach to the back of a monitor.
Ever wonder what makes a computer fast? In this article, we’ll talk about everything you need to know in order to build the fastest desktop computer for your budget, from choosing the ideal case design to installing and testing components.
If you’re considering a home build, you’ll be glad to know that putting a computer together isn’t necessarily that much more complicated than careful shopping. Here’s everything you’ll need to buy or think about before you get started:
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