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This is the final article in our series on personal and home data storage. In the previous article, we highlighted that using a NAS device, or Networked Attached Storage device, can be a great solution for home storage which can cover the storage needs of an entire family. In this article, we will cover NAS storage in more depth.

If you or your team works from home, getting the tools right matter. A remote team might be far from each other, but still, need to collaborate closely. Check our favorite remote work devices below.

Times are changing. The days of the expensive and complicated boardroom are over. Nowadays companies want something that they can set up in a matter of seconds, by tapping a button on a tablet or signing into a service with a voice command.

Since we started selling laptops they quickly become our bestsellers. Today more than ever you might need a reliable tool to connect with colleagues, business partners and suppliers from your home. Here are some tips what to consider when selecting the ideal laptop for yourself.

The point is to highlight the strongholds and shortcomings of each. There are reasons why consoles make more sense for some people and consoles make more sense for others. In a sense, it (sometimes) boils down to personal preferences.

In this article, we will teach you how to update most common types of drivers, and some general tips for dealing with different types of issues that may occur. This guide is geared towards gaming PCs, but most of it applies to any Windows computer.

The all-new NZXT H1 provides a beautifully small vertical chassis, maintaining full-sized GPU compatibility. The building experience is streamlined, with pre-routed cable channels and an integrated PSU and AIO liquid cooler. 

Many custom PC builders are in a rush to get past the power supply and onto something more exciting like the GPU or monitor. But it is important to pick a solid, high quality unit. A cheap or poorly manufactured power supply unit can lead to crashes and booting problems, extreme heat, even actual fires.

Building a custom PC isn’t like cleaning a messy room; you can’t simply start anywhere and keep darting around until you’re done. Pretty much universally, DIY builders begin by assembling what is called the platform: The motherboard, CPU, DRAM, and graphics card. These parts can be clicked, clacked, screwed, or otherwise joined together and tested before placing into the case -- just connect a power supply.

Curved monitors are nicer to look at, they create a more realistic representation of the world, and are a lot easier on the eyes. The world around us isn't flat, so curved monitors do a better job of representing a three-dimensional space than flat monitors.

Storage is an area where you’ll have several different options to choose from, each with their own pros and cons. You can go old school or new school, prioritize capacity or performance, go with a single mega-gigabyte device, or combine parts.

Cloud gaming can now be Nvidia's crown for the taking allowing users to take their PC gaming experience to other devices without the troubles of asking users to migrate to another platform. 

Installing the motherboard inside your PC case is not terribly difficult, but you will need to get to know some terms and simple instructions. Of course, installation specifics will vary from case to case, so be sure to read through your particular motherboard’s manual, first of all. That said, there are some basics that apply generally to most if not all motherboards.

A good gaming chair needs to be of an ergonomic design that supports a healthy sitting posture of the player during long gaming sessions. Features such as height adjustment, the tilt of the backrest, armrest adjustability and rocking mechanism are standard nowadays.

PC Gamers are a different breed than console gamers, who only need a console, a TV and a beanbag chair. PC gamers need more than just a PC, monitor and chair because we like to upgrade our rigs, stream our games, and keep our battlestation looking top-notch at all times. That means there are accessories you need to get your space under control and keep it that way. Here are some of the most essential items any PC gamer needs

Selecting the memory to use for your build or even just to upgrade your system can probably seem a bit daunting. You need to figure out what capacity you want, what speed, how many sticks you’ll need.

NVIDIA's new GeForce RTX 3000 series will feature "massive" performance improvements for ray tracing, with Ampere's iteration of ray tracing being faster than Turing, and more power efficient. Another area where Ampere will receive some big upgrades is Rasterization

The motherboard is always one of the most important components picks regardless of your PC’s purpose. It enables all the parts of your PC to connect and communicate with each other. If you have a highly specialized build in mind, like gaming or home entertainment, there are certain areas you will need to pay extra attention to.

If Nvidia and AMD’s statistics are right, you're possibly using a computer system that's several years old. In PC gaming hardware terms, that's just about forever. So you are probably using a gpu that you're no longer using a modern card, much less the best graphics card out there,