Black Friday is the perfect time to upgrade various parts ... motherboards here at PC Guide, including LGA 1700, 1851, AM4, and AM5 motherboards. For the LGA 1851, we’ve reviewed the ROG Maximum Z890 ...

In general, the look of the Strix motherboard is sleek and dark. It has plenty of heatsinks covering the majority of its PCB and components. They are a lot softer on the edges this time around and do ...

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The X870 motherboard market is fairly new, but there are options available from most manufacturers. The mini-ITX X870 market, however, hasn’t seen as much love, with only Asus offering one ...

Fancy a PC in a glass-sided case? Asus' Back to the Future (BTF) initiative one-ups MSI's Project Zero for cable-free PC builds by incorporating a special graphics card with no power wires.

The 9800X3D aside, common to both burn outs is MSI's MAG X870 Tomahawk WiFi motherboard ... but there are more unnecessary parts that are not in the normal socket guide. I've assembled hundreds ...

Additionally, ASUS typically registers a range of ROG STRIX motherboards in a single series. For instance, in the B860 series, models designated as -A, -F, -G, and -I were registered together.

Apple has now added these devices to its self-repair program. It’s a continuation of the company’s efforts that began in 2022, which provides the tools and parts necessary for customers to ...

The company has added a handful of parts for the iPhone 16 line, including cameras, displays, speakers, the back glass and batteries, to its repair program site. For years, Apple resisted the ...

Your motherboard manufacturers generally mention ... Resetting the CMOS battery resets some parts of your BIOS but never completely. If there is an issue with your BIOS configuration not being ...

You can replace or swap in parts from another computer that is known to work. Do the replacing in this sequence; the motherboard first, then the RAM, the CPU, and finally, the PSU. Hope you find ...