Gaming Accessories in South Africa
Upgrade your setup with the latest gaming accessories. 🛒✨🚀🎮
Tag • 43 articles
Computer Accessories
Articles related to Computer Accessories.
Computer Accessories
43 articles
Loading more articles...
Pinned Articles
Word typing overwrites text: turn off the overtype controls
Word typing overwrites text when overtype mode replaces characters at the insertion point. Turn off overtype and its Insert-key control in Word options, then test on a spare line before editing the document again.
Audio-Technica ATH-AWX7000: check your wired listening setup
Audio-Technica ATH-AWX7000 is a closed-back wired headphone model with wooden housings. Its premium materials and supplied analogue cables make source compatibility, comfort and your actual listening needs more important than a launch-price conversion.
Lexar SILVER GO microSD: match the reader and the device first
Lexar SILVER GO microSD is a UHS-I card family with a reader-dependent maximum transfer rate. Check the exact capacity, host compatibility and card reader before paying for a speed figure that your handheld or camera may not reach.
Windows AutoPlay settings: choose what happens when a drive connects
Windows AutoPlay settings control prompts and default actions when supported media or devices connect. Choose Ask me every time or Take no action where appropriate, then test with a trusted drive without formatting it.
Featured Articles
Edge sleeping tabs: manage inactive pages and exceptions
Edge sleeping tabs reduce the resources used by inactive pages. Review the setting and important-site exceptions before disabling it, and test live work separately from pages you only keep for later.
How to fly the hidden Google Earth flight simulator, and what real sims add
Open Google Earth Pro on a Windows PC and press Ctrl+Alt+A to fly an F-16 or SR22 over real terrain. Keyboard flying over Table Mountain is a fun taster, and a USB stick like the R3,999 Turtle Beach VelocityOne Flightstick is where proper sims begin.
Can you 3D print car parts at home that are safe to actually use?
Yes for clips, trim, mounts and brackets, but never for brakes, steering or seatbelts. A parked car in a South African summer gets hot enough to soften PLA, so PETG from R219 a spool or ABS at R299 is the safer choice for anything that lives inside the cabin.
Does a WiFi extender fix weak signal on a Vuma fibre line at home?
An extender fixes weak WiFi on a Vuma line only when a room or two sits just past the router's reach. Vuma runs the fibre but your ISP supplies the router, and a R919 TP-Link RE450 suits a small gap, while brick double-storeys need mesh or a cabled access point.
New Articles
What a 2700RPM Pump Speed Really Means for Your AIO CPU Cooler
A 2700RPM pump spins its impeller 2700 times a minute to push coolant round the loop. Faster flow moves heat from the CPU block to the radiator, though a quicker pump can be a little louder. The Antec Omni Matrix 360 at R999 pairs it with an ARGB head.
How to Connect Three PWM Fans and ARGB Lighting to Your Motherboard
Plug the three pre-connected 120mm fans into one PWM fan header, since they run from a single cable. If the lighting has its own lead, send it to the addressable header, usually labelled ARGB. Evetech's Omni Matrix 360 at R999 follows that same plan.
Checking AIO Cooler Compatibility with LGA 1851, LGA 1700, AM5 and AM4
Compatibility starts with your motherboard socket. The Antec Omni Matrix 360 covers LGA 1851 and LGA 1700 sockets, as well as AM5 and AM4. Confirm the socket name before you open the box, since the mounting hardware differs between platforms.
360mm AIO vs Dual-Tower Air Cooler: Which Cooling Setup Suits Your PC?
An air cooler mounts a heatsink and fan directly on the CPU, so it has no pump to hear. A 360mm AIO moves heat to a radiator on the case, which frees space around the socket. The Antec Omni Matrix 360 at R999 suits builders who have the radiator room.