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Note: When using the signed build with Secure Boot enabled, skip the Loader — create your boot entry pointing directly to UnderVolter.efi. Internally the code follows conventions typical of embedded ...

The Windows operating system and your graphics drivers do a decent job out of the box, with optimized defaults that will work on the majority of PC hardware. Some of the defaults can ruin your PC ...

Black Friday sales are now kicking off at most major retailers, and there are some seriously good deals to be had. Right now, Acer has a Fall Sale running which has some pretty impressive discounts on ...

Windows operating system allows you to change the Screen Resolution. But it offers some fixed numbers. Some users want the freedom to choose the best display settings for their PC based on their ...

It’s very common to see high refresh rate monitors these days – 120Hz is almost universal, while gaming monitors often starts at 165Hz, if not higher. Some esports monitors can go way beyond and hits ...

The speed and performance of your computer play a crucial role in a smooth and efficient gaming experience. By tweaking specific deeply hidden settings and tools, you can get the most out of your ...

It still doesn't feel like all that long since 240Hz gaming monitors were a brand-new novelty, and it's only a couple of years since the first 360Hz monitor launched (which cost $750) and yet here we ...

Gaming computers are now more powerful than ever and can provide gamers with a great experience. However, there is one thing that can spoil the gaming experience – fps lag. This can be caused by a ...

Custom Resolution Utility (CRU) is a powerful software tool designed for Windows that allows users to modify and create custom display resolutions and refresh rates for their monitors. This free ...

Overclocking your display is one thing. It’s magnificent. Overclocking a display is typically far more stable than overclocking a GPU or CPU. Your display will run at a higher refresh rate if it can ...