Topic: system compatibility
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Scale Marketing with Agentic AI: A Performance Guide
Agentic AI represents a new phase in marketing, moving beyond basic automation to act as an intelligent partner that autonomously executes complex tasks for enhanced performance and efficiency. Initial adoption focuses on efficiency gains, such as automating competitor analysis and data audits, w...
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The Must-Have Computing Accessory for Enthusiasts & Pros
Hyper introduced the **TrackPad Pro**, a wireless haptic touchpad for Windows with a 240Hz report rate and one-month battery life, designed to offer Mac-like gesture control for creatives and professionals. The company unveiled a **USB4 M.2 PCIe enclosure** for high-speed storage expansion, featu...
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Boost Your SSD Speed: A Risky Windows Registry Tweak
A hidden feature in Windows 11 can unlock significantly faster NVMe SSD speeds by enabling native support, but it requires a risky registry edit and is unsupported for consumers. The performance boost works by bypassing an outdated translation layer that forces modern NVMe commands through a lega...
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SteelSeries Upgrades Top Gaming Headset with Epic Battery & Audio
The Arctis Nova 7 Gen 2 offers a significant battery life upgrade, providing up to 54 hours of use and is available for $199.99 in versions for PlayStation, Xbox, and PC, with Bluetooth for Nintendo Switch 2. It features dual 2.4GHz and Bluetooth audio, an enhanced ClearCast Gen 2 microphone, and...
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Upgrade to Windows 11 Free: 3 Easy Ways (+1 for Older PCs)
Windows 11 can be installed for free on compatible devices by checking eligibility with Microsoft's PC Health Check tool and updating through Windows Update or the Installation Assistant. For incompatible hardware, users can bypass TPM and Secure Boot requirements using Rufus to create a bootable...
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