If your graphics card isn't quite as fast as it once was but you aren't quite ready to upgrade yet, there's a lot you can do to boost performance. From driver updates to settings tweaks, overclocking, ...

In many cases, overheating isn’t caused by a single issue but by a combination of smaller problems that add up, pushing your ...

A graphics driver is the software that allow your operating system and programs to use your computers graphics hardware. If you play PC games, you should keep your computers graphics drivers updated ...

Overclocking your graphics card can significantly boost your gaming performance, but it requires careful steps to ensure safety and stability. MSI Afterburner is a powerful and user-friendly tool that ...

Learn how MSI Afterburner can speed up your aging graphics card. This free app boosts GPU performance for higher FPS, saving ...

For users who want to enhance their laptop’s graphics performance, connecting an external GPU (eGPU) is an effective solution. Whether you’re a gamer looking to play the latest AAA titles, a video ...

Is it really possible to make current graphics cards from AMD’s Radeon RX and Nvidia’s GeForce RTX series with just one click? Yes, it’s possible, and quite simple, as I will demonstrate in this ...

Each GPU has a maximum temperature set by the manufacturer that is considered safe. As long as the graphics chip operates within these specifications, everything is fine. As soon as temperatures rise, ...

If you bought an Nvidia RTX 5090, 5080, 5070 Ti, or (probably) the upcoming RTX 5070, you should check if it's missing ROPs and therefore you're missing out on performance. As many as 0.5% of all ...

Adib Pritom is a Strategy Guide Writer from Bangladesh. He isn't just a writer but a gamer at heart. He has been a guide writer for several publications for the last two years. You can find him ...

To find your graphics card: Look for a section called Display adapters and click the arrow next to it. You'll see your GPU listed there. If you want more details, right-click the GPU name and click ...