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Computer Tips and Tricks

Getting the most from your home computer can be easy with Intel as your trusted, go-to resource. Our experts have you covered with articles on technology basics, the latest trends and tech tips, and best-of and how-to guides.

We’ve Got What You’re Looking For

Whether you’re looking to buy a new computer for personal use or want to get the most out of the home computer you have, we’ve assembled a diverse set of resources and technology tips to help answer your questions and get you back to using your computer for the things you want to do.

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We’ve all been there—that moment when you need to get something done but run into an unexpected problem or find yourself in a situation where you just can’t seem to get your computer to do what you need.

Our computer and technology tips and tricks resource library was built for you. We’ve assembled a set of articles on the most common how-to and technology questions to help you resolve your challenges on your own, saving you the time and angst of waiting for outside support. And we update our library frequently, so check back to find newly added resources.

Purchasing a computer is just the first step. Now that you are putting it to use, you may have a number of questions on how to get the most out of your device.

Whether you’re looking for basics, find yourself using your home computer for something new, or want to learn how to optimize your streaming and gaming experiences, let our how-to technology tips and articles help you. These easy-to understand resources are designed to get you the information you need so you can get back to using your device the way you intended.

We know buying a computer is an investment. With lots of choices out there, picking the right computer for your needs and your budget can be tricky. Use our resources to help you narrow your options and find the right device for you.

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    Use our comparison guides to learn the benefits and trade-offs of different computer form factors, so you can decide which fits your needs the best.
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    Find out what to look for and consider before making your PC purchase by using our curated recommendation guides.
  • Trying to understand computer specifications, what acronyms mean, or more about a specific capability?
    Our “What is” articles break down the details of various computer technologies, so you have the information you need to make informed comparisons and confident choices when selecting a computer for personal use.

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Get to know more about Intel® technologies used to power your home computer, its connectivity and communication capabilities, its graphics quality, and more by diving into deeper-level pages on a range of Intel® technologies.

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