The upcoming PS5 Pro apparently contains a secret upgrade that wasn't mentioned anywhere in Sony's marketing for the console.

Locate the CMOS battery on your motherboard. Gently pull it out of the socket. Wait for a few minutes and reinsert the battery with the correct polarity. Turn on your computer and see if the issue ...

Alternatively, you can reset BIOS by removing and reinstalling your CMOS battery. As improper connections can cause the red light on your motherboard to illuminate, it's also worth verifying that all ...

Some big PS5 Pro news today, just a scant few days before the upgraded console officially hits the market on November 7th. First up, we have some official specifications for the system shared not by ...

Laptop slow after not using for a long time If a laptop is not used for a long time, the CMOS battery may leak, potentially damaging the motherboard and connected components like the hard drive.

With this motherboard, you can just do it off a USB stick, or try resetting things with a quick CMOS clear – far easier than trying to take out the button battery and shorting some pins. The board ...

The PS5 Pro is here and now that it's been out for more than a week, there's an official teardown of the console from iFixit.

The ASUS ROG Maximus Z890 Apex is a glorious motherboard, but its steep asking price makes it suitable for deep-pocketed ...

Sony's new PlayStation 5 Pro console gets full specs and teardown ahead of launch: 8 cores Zen 2 CPU, 16.7 TFLOPs RDNA GPU, ...

Alliance Memory today announced that it has expanded its portfolio of CMOS DDR4 SDRAMs with six new 8Gb, 16Gb, and 32Gb devices in 78-ball FBGA and 96-ball FBGA packages. Providing the company’s ...