Your Guide to buying Used or Refurbished Laptops Wisely.
Laptop Body and Casing Introduction The physical look of the laptop is very important. It gives us pride of ownership and also does present a good image of ourselves when we go for presentations or meetings. No matter whether you…
Understanding Graphics Memory types and their particular function is easy. Unfortunately, too many have made an effort to explain them, without a clear understanding leaving us confused. After some deep research I have come the correct answer and it is correct as the source of this information, the link of which I have given below, is Microsoft.
Clock Cycle Base Clock or System Clock Every computer has a system clock that generates a stream of clock pulses. It is also called the base clock (BCLK) and is generally mounted on the motherboard of a computer. It comprises…
Virtualisation What is Virtualisation Virtualization is when we have a single physical machine (Desktop/Laptop/Server) and on it, we run multiple virtual machines. On one computer, you could be running Windows 10 and also Ubuntu Linux. In this case, Windows 10…
Hyperthreading What is Hyperthreading? Hyper-threading is a technology developed by Intel. AMD introduced similar technology in their Ryzen series of processors called Simultaneous Multi-Tasking. Early Days of CPU’s Initially, CPUs had only one core which was used to perform all…
Types of Memory A computer has two types of Memories; Primary and Secondary. Primary Memory comprises DRAM (Dynamic Random Access Memory) and SRAM (Static Random Access Memory), Secondary Memory these days is primarily in the form of HDDs (Hard Disk…
AMD CPU Naming Convention The image and table explain AMD processor suffixes, which reveal key details about the CPU’s intended use and capabilities. Suffixes like “U” and “C” refer to ultra-low power chips designed for thin and efficient laptops, while…
Intel CPU Naming Convention The image and table break down the meanings of Intel processor suffixes, which help identify the specific purpose or performance characteristics of each chip. For example, suffixes like “U” and “Y” indicate ultra-low power processors designed…
Introduction The Purpose of this article is to provide you with adequate information to select the correct processor (CPU) for your laptop. Choosing a suitable CPU is not rocket science and by reading this article you can educate yourself to…
CPU We all know that a CPU is the most important part of a computer. It is often referred to as the brain of the computer. CPUs are silicon chips etched with millions of Transistors. Modern CPUs have several cores,…
