This article provides a comprehensive review of Intel's 14th generation processors, including the Core i9-14900K/KF, Core i7-14700K/KF, and Core i5-14600K/KF. It covers aspects such as their key differences from the 13th generation, performance in tests and games, connectivity options, and compatibility. The article concludes with an assessment of whether upgrading to the 14th generation is worth it based on its minimal improvements over the previous generation.
 

This article provides a detailed guide for building a gaming computer, taking into account today's optimal value for money components. It presents two configurations: one for users with a limited budget and another for those who can afford to spend a bit more for significantly improved performance. The guide covers the selection of processors, motherboards, RAM, case, power supply, drives, and graphics card, with each component thoroughly explained and priced. The total costs for the two build options are also presented.
 

This article provides a comprehensive guide for those who wish to build their own computer from scratch. It covers the process of choosing components, paying attention to their balance and dimensions, and then moves on to the assembly phase. The article offers tips on applying thermal paste, using force appropriately during assembly, pre-assembling the kit before installation, and using suitable cooling systems. It also warns against common mistakes such as saving screws and not considering the Thermal Design Power (TDP) of the processor when choosing a cooler.
 

This article addresses common myths about video cards, from the misconception that card power is measured in gigabytes, to the fear of cards burning out due to overclocking. The piece also discusses the efficacy of Nvidia SLI or AMD CrossFireX, the usage of video memory, and the performance of modern graphics cards in older motherboards.

Your drive affects your computer's performance as much as your processor or graphics card.

A modern drive will make the entire system faster and more responsive, speeding up loading times in games and work in video and photo editors. The opposite is also true - an outdated, slow drive will become a bottle neck for the rest of the parts, slowing down the entire computer and preventing powerful components from performing to their full potential.

I will explain the differences between different types and form factors of SSD disks, how to choose the right drive for your computer, and how to extend its life.

This article guides readers on how to choose a hard disk drive that suits their specific needs. It dissects the differences and uses of HDD and SSD, explains the importance of data transfer speed, cache memory, and storage capacity in choosing a hard disk. It also provides tips on how to understand the noises a hard disk makes and how to choose a reliable brand. The article concludes with a checklist for choosing a hard disk.

This guide provides an in-depth examination of the requirements and costs associated with building a computer in 2024. It covers the necessary components and their prices, along with recommendations for assembling your own personal computer.