Gaming VS Rendering: How to Pick Your Next PC? Most people think that rendering PCs and gaming PCs are alike. That is true, any PC built for gaming can act like a rendering PC because they use the same hardware both uses can benefit from. However, the question remains: Are there any differences? Certainly, there are differences, and it is crucial to pay attention to them before building a PC for any purpose. This is precisely what we will talk about today. Gaming PCs VS Rendering PCs The difference is quite literal. Gaming PCs are built for gaming and vice...

What a great time to build or upgrade. The hardware industry is on fire now as you read this blog post, and aside from what Intel and AMD are offering in the CPU market, NVIDIA is leaping forward with RTX 40 cards. NVIDIA’s performance numbers are out of any manufacturer’s league right now. Even the highest grade cards AMD released this year can’t compete with NVIDIA RTX 4090 till now, but fighting with RTX 4080, and that is enough of an indicator for the fact that you’re getting your money’s worth. Even with mid-range solutions, NVIDIA is still the 2K...

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Right after the release of Intel's 12th gen processor, we saw the launch of DDR5 supported motherboards and DDR5 RAM kits, and while we still have DDR4 motherboards supported by the same processors and there are other motherboards available for purchase supporting the older RAM modules we thought we give you a guide on the differences between DDR5 and DDR4 and whether you should spend the extra dirhams on the more expensive modules or invest them somewhere else that will be more rewarding towards performance.   Let's kick off this guide by mentioning the most drastic spec changes between the...

The worst enemy our computers could face is dust, since it potentially leads up to technical issues on the long-run. The possibility of overheating occurs due to the heat sinks having excess dust, or the dust filters getting clogged up, which is resulted by hot air being incapable of exiting the case.   Therefore, the main goal is to maintain a thorough hardware cleaning every now and then, ideally every 2 to 3 months, in order to keep your system fresh and clean, which won’t only help reduce the heat, but also extend the PC components’ life cycles. Find out...

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