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In total, 34 have been published by XDA-Developers which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.

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NotebookLM’s Audio Overviews are great, but I always do these 3 things to make them better

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I keep all of my software up to date with Winget, and here's how you can too

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Nvidia GTX 970 memory mod boosts performance with 8GB VRAM upgrade

With performance boosts in certain games, the VRAM mod highlights a growing gap between GPU specs and game demandsNvidia See the Story

Microsoft Releases Defender Update to Improve the Security of Your Windows Installation Images

Having Windows installation images is handy; they can be used to reinstall your operating system, but they are also useful when creating virtual machines. Microsoft is concerned about their safety, however. Pointing to "a Microsoft Defender protection gap" that exists in the first hours of a freshly installed copy of Windows, the company highlights installation images that contain outdated antimalware software binaries. The solution to this prob…Windows See the Story

7 things I do to maximize the performance of my HDDs

Ah spinny rust, you can do better.Read Article

3 ways to spot a CPU bottleneck — and 4 ways to fix it

CPU bottlenecks are tough to spot if you don't know where to look.Read Article

The Windows Performance Monitor is one of the best built-in tools you're not using

Windows 11 comes with a few tools to monitor your system's performance, but now many come close to Performance Monitor.Windows 11 Read Article

7 things I stopped paying for after getting a NAS

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NotebookLM is more powerful than I initially estimated

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NotebookLM’s Audio Overviews are great, but I always do these 3 things to make them better

I keep all of my software up to date with Winget, and here's how you can too

Nvidia GTX 970 memory mod boosts performance with 8GB VRAM upgrade

Microsoft Releases Defender Update to Improve the Security of Your Windows Installation Images

7 things I do to maximize the performance of my HDDs

3 ways to spot a CPU bottleneck — and 4 ways to fix it

The Windows Performance Monitor is one of the best built-in tools you're not using

7 things I stopped paying for after getting a NAS

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