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Best of PCWorld Apr 21, 2017 Windows 10 privacy settings: What's new in the Creators Update Windows 10 is still a privacy-invading operating system, but the improved settings in the Creators Update give you more information and control. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • 7 advanced Google Chrome tips and tweaks that save you time • User-created patch lets Kaby Lake and Ryzen PCs receive Windows 7 updates • AMD's Radeon RX 500-series graphics cards are a faster, better Polaris for new PCs • AMD Radeon RX 550 review: A thrilling budget graphics card with a perplexing price • Aorus Radeon RX 570 review: The best graphics card you can buy under $200, barely changed • Sapphire Radeon RX 580 Nitro+ review: AMD battles for PC gaming's sweet spot, again • Microsoft commits to a permanent schedule for new Windows 10, Office updates • How to overclock your PC's CPU • Microsoft Surface Studio review: Creativity is a sublime, pricey experience • The original StarCraft and its beloved Brood War expansion are now free • Meet the new Microsoft Edge: 5 key improvements with the Creators Update White Paper: BMC Enterprises Re-Engineer Security in the Age of Digital Transformation Enterprise security leaders agree: digital transformation calls for fundamental changes to existing cybersecurity strategies. This Forbes survey report examines the industry response to unprecedented risks and threats Read More ▶ 7 advanced Google Chrome tips and tweaks that save you time If you spend most of your workday with Google's browser, you'll want to put these Chrome tips to work so you can get more done in less time. Read More ▶ User-created patch lets Kaby Lake and Ryzen PCs receive Windows 7 updates A new user-created patch lets Kaby Lake and Ryzen PCs get updates on Windows 7 or 8—but it may be more trouble than it's worth. Read More ▶ AMD's Radeon RX 500-series graphics cards are a faster, better Polaris for new PCs AMD's new Radeon RX 500-series graphics cards are a refined, retuned take on its Polaris GPUs. Read More ▶ AMD Radeon RX 550 review: A thrilling budget graphics card with a perplexing price The laser-focused Radeon RX 550 could have been the graphics card e-sports enthusiasts were waiting for, but it's priced too near the RX 560. Read More ▶ Aorus Radeon RX 570 review: The best graphics card you can buy under $200, barely changed AMD's Radeon RX 570 is superior to Nvidia's $200 GeForce GTX 1060, but a minuscule upgrade over the RX 470. Read More ▶ Sapphire Radeon RX 580 Nitro+ review: AMD battles for PC gaming's sweet spot, again AMD's Radeon RX 580 is pretty much a renamed RX 480, but it's still the best mainstream graphics card you can buy. Read More ▶ Microsoft commits to a permanent schedule for new Windows 10, Office updates Microsoft reveals when Redstone 3 will ship—as well as every Windows feature update beyond that—as part of its new semiannual schedule for Windows 10 and Office 365 ProPlus. Read More ▶ How to overclock your PC's CPU We'll show you how to tweak your PC's settings in order to wring extra performance from your CPU, and avoid a costly upgrade. Read More ▶ Microsoft Surface Studio review: Creativity is a sublime, pricey experience Microsoft's Surface Studio is a category-defining product whose gorgeous display and clever Surface Dial change the way we use PCs—for a lofty price. Read More ▶ The original StarCraft and its beloved Brood War expansion are now free Alongside the latest 1.18 patch, Blizzard's made the original StarCraft and its Brood War expansion free. Read More ▶ Meet the new Microsoft Edge: 5 key improvements with the Creators Update Microsoft Edge improves noticeably with the Creators Update, catching up with some features and offering true innovations with others. Read More ▶ White Paper: Microsoft Surface How Technology Helps SMBs to Maximize the Value of Ideas In an increasingly competitive environment, ideas can differentiate businesses and fuel their growth. SMBs need to get behind ideas and the people that create them. They can do that by encouraging a culture in which ideas thrive, and by giving people the tools they need to shape, share, and sell their ideas. Read More ▶

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