Discover how spacedesk turns your old tablet or phone into a free USB monitor or second monitor for your Windows PC. Simple wireless or wired setup with no extra hardware needed. Watch the easy step-by-step guide now.
Stop overpaying for PC hardware. Learn the 4-step system to calculate the best PC price to performance using Passmark, real-world benchmarks, and bottleneck checks to get the most power for every dollar spent on your next build.
I built a compact AMD AM4 office PC inside the InWin BQ656 mini-ITX case and share an honest verdict. This video covers the build process, real-world usability, and whether this budget case is actually worth buying in 2026.
RAM and SSD prices are making even budget PC builds expensive again. In this video, I explain how to build a budget office PC by reusing old parts and buying only what matters—perfect for everyday productivity without wasting money.
Is subscription software really better than open-source? This video explains the real trade-offs between renting software and owning your tools, covering cost, control, long-term access, and why subscriptions became the default model.
A hands-on review of Actual Budget, a free and open-source alternative to Quicken. Learn how it compares for budgeting, transaction imports, reporting, and privacy—and whether it’s a practical replacement for subscription-based finance software.
Buying a used GPU on eBay can save you money—but it comes with risks. Learn 7 essential steps to inspect, test, and verify your graphics card so you can shop smart, avoid scams, and get real performance.
Can an old 2010 Dell PC still be useful in today’s world? In this video, we revive a first-gen Core i3 system with Linux Mint to see if it can still handle everyday tasks and modern computing needs.
These days, buying a new computer can be an awfully expensive proposition. If you can cut the cost and still get all of the computing power you need, that’s a huge plus for the frugal and tech-savvy buyer. As previously …
Let’s face it, as much as we wish it were otherwise, we don’t all have endless amounts of money to spend on the latest computing powerhouse. The good news is that the rapid advance of computing power has made the …
