Fresh install and it's already full of preinstalled apps, widgets and background stuff. I've seen scripts that rip everything out but I'm worried about breaking updates or the Xbox app that some games need. What do you actually remove?
Building a new rig mostly for gaming at 1440p, some streaming on the side. Budget isn't tight but I don't want to pay for cores I'll never use. Torn between AMD and Intel and the benchmarks I find all disagree. What would you go with?
Right after this update installed my frame rate in a few games dropped noticeably and there's stutter that wasn't there before. Drivers are current. Is uninstalling the update the only fix or did something else work for you?
Shopping for a new phone mainly for Genshin and CoD Mobile. Spec sheets throw chip names, refresh rate, RAM and cooling at you. Which ones decide whether games run smooth after 30 minutes, and which are marketing?
Desktop is about two years old, 3060 and a Ryzen 5. At idle it's quiet but the second I load anything the fans sound like a jet. I've cleaned the dust already. Is this a fan curve thing, or does it point to temps being too high?
Upgrading from a 1440p IPS and OLED prices have dropped a lot. I game most evenings, but I also leave Discord, a browser and the taskbar on screen for hours while working from home. Is burn in still a real worry with that kind of use, or have newer panels mostly solved it?
Friends keep telling me proper headphones with a clip-on mic beat any gaming headset for the money. True for competitive games, or audiophile talk?