What Monitor Resolution Means Monitor resolution means the number of pixels shown at a time on the screen. This is handled by the GPU. In other words, we can say that it is the measure of the work our GPU can process every single second. A higher number of pixels means more work our GPU…
Understanding GPU Clock Speed and Its Role in FPS GPU clock speed is basically the calculation of the speed of the GPU to perform the instructions, data, or commands given to it. GPU clock speed verbally refers to how fast a system’s GPU core answers or solves while processing the data. This data can be…
Power Limits: The Biggest Reason Laptops Lose FPS There are a lot of differences between laptop gaming and desktop gaming. There are some pros and cons. The biggest difference between the laptop and the desktop is the power limitation. Desktops’ GPUs and CPUs are capable of pulling a large amount of wattage. They can render…
What CPU Cache Is and Why It Matters Cache is a basically small part of the storage which is ultra-fast. It is built-in memory directly into the processor. It basically stores the frequently accessed data. So the CPU will not always find it out and fetch it from the storage and due to which the…
What Is an External GPU (eGPU) and How Does It Work? An external GPU is a methodology in which we use the graphics card which is not placed in our system. This technology is mostly used for the laptops where we cannot carry heavy laptops and for such heavy graphics card, we also require other…
Understanding Thermal Throttling and Why It Happens Thermal throttling occurs when a central processing unit or GPU reaches a temperature where it is at its maximum and after it the system cannot bear. So, it reduces its clock speed and maximum processes to avoid overheating which can further cause to blast or may be shutting…
Role of Storage in Modern Gaming Performance As we know that, storage plays an important role in gaming. The games store their important data on the system and this role is always misunderstood. Usually as with the GPUs and CPUs are given the preference and the storage is neglected. This directly influences rendering and frame…
How CPUs Affect High FPS Performance A device which is called CPU Central Processing Unit, it plays a major role in our computer system. It basically determines how many FPS frames per second our system can deliver, proceed and go with it. Especially in competitive gaming, high level gaming, championship games, online games, battlefield games,…
Why 1080p 144 FPS Is Still the Sweet Spot In modern gaming, most of the gamers, which are basically beginners or midiocer, think that getting 144 FPS at 1080p is our target. Even those which are with budget gaming or having super-extreme systems, they all think that this is the max target, but actually they…
How RAM Affects Game Performance As we know RAM is an essential component of computer and we can say that 70% of computers processing directly depend on RAM. So that’s why RAM plays a critical role in gaming performance performance as well as in day-to-day usage. It temporarily stores the data that our system needs…