Author: Michael Pearce

We get asked this a lot. The answer is subjective, and of course what you need to use your computer for. If your time is money, and you are using your computer for work, then get something where the load times are barely noticeable. Over time, the cost of the upgraded machine is simply an investment that increases the amount of quality work each employee does. At the same time, we want something...

Even a new computer can seem sluggish without proper configuration. Here are five simple things that can be done to speed things up and even breathe new life into your old machine. 1. Clone your old “spinner” hard drive to a new, faster SSD 2. Change some of the resource hogging graphical settings 3. Make sure your ISP and network are providing the best connections possible 4. 5. &...