Blog
Short, practical guides for checking your hardware and fixing what the tests find.
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Tests
Internet disconnects for seconds: how to catch it
Catch brief internet dropouts with a browser stability test, see whether they affect one device or the whole network, and choose the right fix.
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Tests
How to test a used MIDI controller before buying
Check every key, knob, pedal, and connection on a used MIDI controller before you buy, with a browser test and a quick physical inspection.
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Tests
What to check before selling your old laptop
Run a browser check of the keyboard, screen, ports, camera and more, then back up, erase your data and list the laptop honestly before handing it to its next owner.
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Laptop upgrade checklist: what to check first
Check your laptop's upgrade limits, battery, memory, storage and temperatures before buying parts, so you know whether an upgrade will solve the problem.
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Games
How to check keyboard ghosting while gaming
Test the key combinations you use in games, tell ghosting from rollover limits, and find practical fixes before replacing your keyboard.
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Tests
Why laptop function keys do not register online
Learn why laptop Fn and F keys may not appear in a browser test, which keys browsers intercept, and how to check the keyboard another way.
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Tests
How to identify your graphics processor in a browser
Use the browser-based System Info tool to find the graphics processor your browser reports, then verify the exact model in Windows or macOS.
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Tests
Why your CPU score changes between tests
Learn why your CPU score changes between runs, how heat and background apps affect it, and how to retest for a more reliable comparison.
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Tests
How to test a used laptop's processor performance
Check a used laptop's single-core and all-core processor performance in your browser, understand the score, and spot power or heat problems before you buy.
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Tests
Why browser graphics run slowly on a new laptop
A new laptop can still render browser graphics slowly because of power limits, settings, or a driver issue. Test the GPU and find the cause.
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Tests
How to check if your browser uses GPU acceleration
Check whether Chrome, Edge, or Firefox is using your GPU, compare it with a browser graphics test, and fix software rendering if needed.
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Tests
How to see what browser information sites can access
See what a website can learn from your browser, check permissions and exposed details, and limit access to your camera, microphone, and location.