Blog
Short, practical guides for checking your hardware and fixing what the tests find.
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Tests
Compare a card's sequential and small-write speed
Compare a memory card's large-file speed with its small-write behavior, run a repeatable browser test, and learn what slow results mean.
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Tests
How to check for thermal throttling in a browser
Compare CPU performance before and after a short sustained browser load, learn what a slowdown suggests, and check cooling and power settings.
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Tests
Phone orientation data freezes in a browser? How to fix
Learn why a phone's orientation readings stop changing in a browser, how to test them, and which permissions or browser settings to check.
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Tools
Copying colors from compressed JPEGs: what to check
Learn why JPEG compression changes sampled colors, where to pick a pixel, and how display settings affect the HEX value you copy.
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Tests
Why your browser isn't using the dedicated GPU
Learn why a browser may choose integrated graphics, how to check GPU acceleration, and what to change on Windows or macOS.
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Tests
How to check storage speed after an OS update
Check whether an OS update changed your drive speed, compare large-file and small-write results, and rule out background work or power settings.
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Tests
Why a USB drive reads faster than it writes
A USB drive can read files quickly but write them slowly. Learn what causes the gap, how to measure it fairly, and when the drive may need replacing.
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Tests
How to test storage after replacing a card reader
Check whether a replacement card reader restores normal transfer speed, and separate reader, card, port, and browser limits with a repeatable test.
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Tests
Local file export does nothing? What to check
If clicking Export creates no file or save prompt, check browser download settings, permissions, and file-saving support before blaming the app.
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Tools
How to pace rehearsals for a wedding speech
Use a timer and stopwatch to pace wedding speech rehearsals, spot rushed sections, and finish on time while keeping your delivery natural.
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Apps
How to make a three-part podcast intro
Plan a clear podcast opening with a hook, show identity and episode setup, then arrange the clips and music in a browser audio editor.
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Games
How to build a five-minute aim warmup routine
Build a five-minute aim warmup with tracking, flicking, and precision drills. Keep your settings steady, use a simple timer, and tailor it to your game.