RAM, SSD, and GPU prices are spiking. These tips will keep your current PC running strong until it's worth upgrading again.

First things first: Uninstall any programs you no longer need or use. On Windows, go to Settings, Apps, Installed apps, and hit the three dots next to an app to uninstall it. On Mac, find the ...

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Everyday habits can damage your computer without you knowing. Dust builds up and blocks the fans. This makes your machine overheat and slow down. If you place your laptop on a bed or pillow, you'll ...

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I am aware that the two loudest parts of my computer are my Visiontek Geforce4 ti4400 and my Coolermaster IHC-H71 heatsink/fan. I am thinking of getting this replacement heatsink for my video card.

Considering a PC upgrade, but unsure about how much RAM to buy? Here's how I make that decision in the current climate.