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Why Making Big Games Costs So Much

Quick Overview Salaries are the biggest cost Marketing can cost just as much as making the game Tools, licenses and equipment stack up Game dev teams grow over time so costs do too Delays, outsourcing and post-lau…

How Video Games Are Optimized to Run Better

Quick Overview Games only process what the player needs at the moment. Tricks like culling, caching, and loading in advance help speed things up. Common things like sound effects stay preloaded to save time. T…

How Open-World Game Worlds Are Made

Quick overview Game worlds start as flat land that gets shaped into mountains and valleys Trees, buildings and other details are placed with a mix of tools and manual work Big teams of artists, designers and programmers…

What If You Don't Accept or Reject the Cookie Banner

Quick overview Cookies are small files that help websites remember you Some are needed for logins or carts, others are for ads or tracking There are different types like session, persistent, first-party and third-party …

How a Computer Starts: From Power Button to Desktop

Quick Overview Pressing the power button sends a signal to the motherboard BIOS/UEFI performs a basic hardware check (POST) Bootloader is loaded from the storage device Operating system takes over and loads system fi…

Why Smartphones Can’t Run PC Games Like the Steam Deck

Overview Smartphones are very powerful but not meant for playing PC games. PC games are made for different processors (x86) than those in phones (ARM). Using emulation to run PC games on a phone …

Why Some Old Games Struggle on New Windows Versions

Overview Tech Has Changed – Old games were designed for outdated systems and struggle on modern hardware. Speed Issues – Faster processors can make older games run too quickly and break gameplay. …

Why Do SSDs Slow Down When They're Almost Full

Overview Why SSDs Slow Down – SSDs slow down when nearly full due to how they manage and erase data. Data Storage Method – SSDs store data in blocks and pages, requiring entire blocks to be erased bef…

RTSS Frame Limiter Modes: Which One Should You Use?

RTSS (RivaTuner Statistics Server) has different frame limiter modes, and choosing the right one can make a difference in gaming performance. Here’s a quick breakdown of what they do and when to use them. {tocify} $t…

Monitor AOC 22B20JHN2 Reduce Ghosting and Black Smearing

{tocify} $title={Table of Contents} What Are Ghosting and Black Smearing on VA Panels, and Why Do They Happen Ghosting on VA (Vertical Alignment) panels happens when pixels don’t change colors quickly enough, leaving a …

How to Make Raw Accel Run at Startup and Close Automatically After

{tocify} $title={Table of Contents} What is Raw Accel? Raw Accel is a program for Windows that allows you to customize mouse acceleration—how fast your mouse pointer speeds up when you move the mouse, making…

How to Disable or Enable Facebook Page Review

By using the 'Search' bar, it is easy to find the setting to toggle Facebook page reviews. {tocify} $title={Table of Contents} How to Turn Off or On Facebook Page Review 1. On Computer (Facebook Web) …

How HDDs Are Still Relevant If SSDs Are Better

Quick Overview HDDs are cheaper – Cost per terabyte is much lower than SSDs, making them ideal for large storage needs. Better for long-term storage – HDDs may retain data longer without power, making…

Why Do Web Browsers Use So Much RAM

Quick Overview Webpages load a lot of stuff – styles, scripts, images, and more. Tabs and extensions run separately – it's safer, but uses more memory. Even small sites can be heavy – a little c…

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