If you’re wondering which CPU scheduling algorithm is best for you, I’ve been there too. It’s not just for tech geeks, even I, while figuring out how operating systems decide what task to run and when, wanted a simple explanation. Turns out, your “best” algorithm really depends on what kind of workload you’re dealing with. … Read more
If you’re building a PC and wondering which CPU power connector to use for your build, here’s the quick answer: it depends on your motherboard and CPU needs. I used to just plug whatever fit, but trust me, there’s more to it than that. Some setups only need a 4-pin, others want an 8-pin, and … Read more
If you’re wondering which processor laptop is best for coding in 2025, I’ve been there too, and I’ve done the digging for you. I’ve tested a few options, looked at what really matters for coding (no fluff), and I’ve figured out what works without spending a fortune. Some processors just make coding feel smoother and … Read more
The CPU with the most PCIe lanes right now is the AMD Threadripper PRO 7995WX, which has 128 PCIe 5.0 lanes. Yep, that’s massive! If you’re like me and love stuffing your rig with multiple GPUs, fast SSDs, or capture cards, then PCIe lanes matter way more than you’d think. More lanes basically mean more … Read more
If you’re wondering which CPU has the most L3 cache right now, it’s AMD’s EPYC 9754 with a massive 384MB, yep, that’s the top one in 2025. But hold on, that chip’s built for servers and costs a bomb. If you’re like me and just want a super fast processor for gaming, editing, or multitasking, … Read more
If you’re on a tight budget and still want smooth performance without a graphics card, the AMD Ryzen 5 5600G is the best CPU with integrated graphics right now. I’ve tested and read about a bunch of budget builds, and honestly, this one keeps showing up as a winner. Whether you’re into light gaming, streaming, … Read more
The best CPU governor honestly depends on what you’re doing, but for me, “schedutil” turned out to be the sweet spot. I tested a few just to see what actually felt faster and cooler, and I was surprised how much of a difference it made, even if you’re not some hardcore gamer or power user. … Read more
Google Colab in 2025 is mostly using Intel Xeon and some AMD EPYC CPUs, depending on your session. I tested it myself, and this is what I found. If you’re using the free version, you’ll usually land on an older Xeon. But on Colab Pro or Pro+, I noticed newer and faster CPUs pop up … Read more
If you’re wondering which CPU and mobo combo runs cool and fast, I’ve been down that rabbit hole myself, and I finally figured it out. You don’t have to spend a fortune or go all tech nerd to get a setup that runs smooth and doesn’t overheat every time you open a game or browser … Read more
If you’re wondering why Valorant is so CPU intensive on your PC, I’ve been there, and yep, I tested a bunch of stuff myself. At first, I thought something was wrong with my PC, but turns out, this game really leans on your processor way more than I expected. And even if your graphics card … Read more