Bryan Davis 
If you’re wondering why CPU usage is 100 when nothing is running on your PC, you’re not alone, I’ve been there too. It’s weird, frustrating, and honestly just confusing when everything looks fine, but your PC sounds like it’s about to take off. You might not even be using any heavy apps, and still, your … Read more
CPU scheduling is required because it decides which task gets to run and when, so your computer doesn’t freeze or lag like crazy. When I first started learning about how computers juggle everything at once, I was surprised to find out that they don’t actually do everything at the same time. The CPU can only … Read more
So, you saw that annoying message: “This PC can’t run Windows 11” because of your CPU? Yeah, I got it too. That little error had me wondering if I needed to toss my whole setup or just do a quick tweak. In this post, I’ll share exactly what that message means, what I tried to … Read more
If you’ve ever looked at your computer and thought, “Why is the CPU made from silicon?”, you’re not alone. I asked the same thing one night when I was stuck with a slow PC and went down the rabbit hole. Turns out, there’s a good reason why almost every CPU out there is made from … Read more
If your CPU light is red on the motherboard, it usually means something isn’t right with the processor. That red light showed up on mine too, and trust me, it gave me a mini heart attack. But after messing around with a few things, I figured out it’s not always a big deal. Sometimes it’s … Read more
If you’re wondering why is my CPU jumping up and down, I totally get it, I went through the same annoying thing. One minute my computer was fine, the next it sounded like it was about to take off. Apps froze, fans roared, and I had no idea what was going on. I honestly thought … Read more
If your CPU is at 100% all the time, that usually means your computer is working too hard for no good reason. I’ve been there, and it drove me nuts. My fan was screaming, apps lagged, and even typing felt slow. At first, I had no clue what was going on, I thought something major … Read more
So here’s the truth: CPU GHz doesn’t really matter unless you’re doing some heavy stuff like gaming, editing, or 3D rendering. I used to think that higher GHz meant a faster computer overall, but turns out, that’s not always the case. I learned this the hard way when I bought a laptop with higher GHz … Read more
If you’re wondering why the CPU generates a logical address, let me break it down for you in the simplest way I can. The CPU doesn’t just talk straight to physical memory, it takes a little detour first, and that detour is what we call the logical address. I didn’t get it either at first, … Read more
If your CPU fan starts and stops randomly, that’s not just you, it happened to me too, and I looked into it. The fan stopping for a few seconds and then spinning again isn’t always a big deal. Sometimes, it’s totally normal based on how your system handles temperature. But other times? It’s a warning … Read more