Your graphics card might not be running at full power—even though it’s technically working. If you’re seeing frame drops, sudden performance dips, or low GPU clock speeds despite high usage, …
Adding an extra SSD to your system can improve storage capacity—but if configured poorly, it can reduce performance or cause boot conflicts. Many users experience slower speeds on their primary …
Your laptop has a powerful CPU and GPU, but performance is inconsistent. You notice stutters in games, export delays in video editing, or sudden drops in benchmark scores. The hidden …
Windows Update often installs drivers automatically—even replacing newer or more stable ones you’ve installed manually. This is one of the most frustrating issues for power users and professionals, especially when …
When your PC randomly freezes, stutters, or becomes unresponsive, and Event Viewer shows no errors—it’s time to break out the big guns: Windows Performance Recorder. WPR is a powerful, built-in …
If your system idles at 10–20% CPU usage and the culprit is “System Interrupts,” you’re not alone. This hidden process signals that your hardware is misfiring—and it’s draining resources in …
Your system has 16GB or 32GB of RAM, but it still becomes sluggish after a few hours. Task Manager shows everything looks normal—yet the lag persists. That’s often due to …
Modern CPUs are powerful—but they often run hotter than necessary, especially in laptops. If your system suffers from thermal throttling, fan noise, or excessive heat, undervolting might be the solution. …
Most users only look at synthetic benchmark scores when testing SSDs—numbers like 3500 MB/s read speed look impressive, but they don’t tell the whole story. In reality, performance issues often …
Modern Standby (also known as S0 Low Power Idle) sounds like a good idea. It’s meant to allow your laptop to stay connected, sync emails, and update while asleep. But …