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PCWorld Power Tips Mar 16, 2017 Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 Ti review: The monster graphics card 4K gamers have been waiting for Nvidia's ferocious GeForce GTX 1080 Ti is the fastest graphics card ever, and the first capable of uncompromising 4K gaming. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • 7 AMD Ryzen tips and tricks to maximize your PC's performance • Discover the power of Bash, the Linux command line tool hiding in Windows 10 • How to use Ryzen Master, AMD's powerful new CPU overclocking tool • Switching from Mac to PC: Choosing a laptop • How to attach your PC or laptop to any TV • 3 Windows text expanders that take the tedium out of typing • 4K gaming tested: AMD Ryzen and GeForce GTX 1080 Ti for less than Intel's cheapest 8-core chip • Why laptops won't come with larger SSDs this year • 8 Android app shortcuts that are actually useful • How to jazz up your Firefox new-tab page with the upcoming Activity Stream feature • When cell phone disaster strikes, you have some options Research/Infographic: Citrix 2016 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Mobility Management Suites The enterprise mobility landscape is changing and you need a solution that has you covered no matter what the future brings. Read the report to find out why Citrix has been named a leader. Read More ▶ 7 AMD Ryzen tips and tricks to maximize your PC's performance AMD's new Ryzen chips offer killer performance out of the box, but these tips, tricks, and tweaks push the processors even further. Read More ▶ Discover the power of Bash, the Linux command line tool hiding in Windows 10 Windows devs have a new weapon in the age-old Windows-vs-Linux battle: The Linux command line itself Read More ▶ How to use Ryzen Master, AMD's powerful new CPU overclocking tool AMD's Ryzen Master is a powerful, yet easy to use tool for overclocking Ryzen processors. Read More ▶ Switching from Mac to PC: Choosing a laptop Windows PCs offer many more choices than Macs do. We'll help you sort through the options. Read More ▶ How to attach your PC or laptop to any TV Given a relatively recent PC or laptop, you can connect it to just about any TV with an input. Read More ▶ 3 Windows text expanders that take the tedium out of typing These apps let you easily insert commonly used phrases and sentences with just a few keystrokes, saving you time and effort. Read More ▶ 4K gaming tested: AMD Ryzen and GeForce GTX 1080 Ti for less than Intel's cheapest 8-core chip You can buy the Ryzen 7 1700 and GeForce GTX 1080 Ti for the same price as Intel's cheapest 8-core chip. Read More ▶ Why laptops won't come with larger SSDs this year Laptop makers are expected to continue using 128GB and 256GB SSDs for now as prices for the storage technology are expected to rise this year. Read More ▶ 8 Android app shortcuts that are actually useful Save yourself some taps while freeing up storage space, creating reminders, scanning receipts, recording audio notes, and more. Read More ▶ How to jazz up your Firefox new-tab page with the upcoming Activity Stream feature Try Activity Stream before it's built in to Firefox later in the year. Read More ▶ When cell phone disaster strikes, you have some options Your cell phone is lost, stolen, or down the toilet. Don't wait until disaster strikes to prepare for the worst. Here's what you can do. Read More ▶ White Paper: Citrix Best Practices for Enterprise Security How Citrix helps organizations manage risk while empowering business mobility by controlling access to applications and data across any location, network and device. Read More ▶

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