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Best of PCWorld Aug 05, 2016 Why it matters whether your Windows is 32-bit or 64-bit There's a difference between 64-bit and 32-bit operating systems, and it involves your PC, too. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • AMD Radeon RX 470 review: A great graphics card with a terrible price • 15% off Amazon Tap Alexa-Enabled Portable Bluetooth Speaker - Deal Alert • The Windows 10 Anniversary Update's best new features • Nvidia's monstrous new Titan X graphics card stomps onto the scene, powered by Pascal • Windows 10 upgrade: Don't use Express settings if you value your privacy • HP Chromebook 13 review: Google's Pixel has a rival for best Chromebook ever • $59 for a $4,099 CompTIA-IT Certification Career Advancement Bundle - Deal Alert • The best Pokémon Go map grabs data directly from the Pokémon Go servers • How to use Windows 10's Active Hours to prevent surprise update installs • Windows 10 Anniversary Update: Everything you need to know • Full details revealed: AMD Radeon RX 470 and RX 460 specs and release dates • The best gaming headsets of the year • July's powerful new PC hardware: Pushing new limits in graphics, storage, and more AMD Radeon RX 470 review: A great graphics card with a terrible price AMD's expanding the Polaris GPU family with the Radeon RX 470, but this otherwise stellar graphics card simply isn't worthwhile at this price. Read More ▶ 15% off Amazon Tap Alexa-Enabled Portable Bluetooth Speaker - Deal Alert The Tap is a more portable version of their popular Echo speaker. The tap lasts for up to 9 hours on a single charge and is Alexa-Enabled, so you just "tap" and ask it to play your favorite music from most streaming music services, check sports scores, request an Uber, order a pizza, and much more. Read More ▶ The Windows 10 Anniversary Update's best new features Windows 10's Anniversary Update is stuffed with new features for casual users and hardcore PC enthusiasts alike. We dig in. Read More ▶ Nvidia's monstrous new Titan X graphics card stomps onto the scene, powered by Pascal Based on Nvidia's 14nm Pascal architecture, the new Titan X is nothing like the old Titan X. Read More ▶ Windows 10 upgrade: Don't use Express settings if you value your privacy Near the end of your Windows 10 installation, you can choose to let Windows set up some OS features automatically via Express Settings. Some of these settings affect privacy, however, so we'll show you how to tune them to your liking. Read More ▶ HP Chromebook 13 review: Google's Pixel has a rival for best Chromebook ever HP's Chromebook 13 satisfies the corporate user's demand for beauty and power, and it does so for less money than Google's flagship. Battery life is the only question mark. Read More ▶ $59 for a $4,099 CompTIA-IT Certification Career Advancement Bundle - Deal Alert This bundle of courses will prep you for the Network+, Security+, Cloud Essentials, and Cloud+ exams, and is available for only $59-- a significant markdown from its $4,099 value. Read More ▶ The best Pokémon Go map grabs data directly from the Pokémon Go servers Pokévision may be the best Pokémon Go map, as it apparently taps the Niantic API itself to provide a real-time feed of what Pokémon are spawning in Pokémon Go, and exactly where. Read More ▶ How to use Windows 10's Active Hours to prevent surprise update installs Want to make extra sure Windows 10 won't install updates when you need your PC the most? Active Hours can help. Read More ▶ Windows 10 Anniversary Update: Everything you need to know Microsoft's biggest update to Windows 10 is set to drop August 2. Here's what you need to know to get ready for the big day. Read More ▶ Full details revealed: AMD Radeon RX 470 and RX 460 specs and release dates AMD's finishing out the Polaris GPU family with the imminent launches of the Radeon RX 470 and RX 460. Read More ▶ The best gaming headsets of the year We pick the best wireless headsets and the best overall headset for your PC gaming pleasure. Read More ▶ July's powerful new PC hardware: Pushing new limits in graphics, storage, and more July's new PC hardware is more quality than quantity, with graphics cards, storage drives, and laptops cranking things to 11. Read More ▶

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