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A brief introduction of USB-C | Not as easy as you think!

Currently USB Type-C is slowly joining a new trend. Its use is growing in mid-range to high-end electronics devices. And there is nothing new to say about it, maybe you already have it on your phone or new laptop or you are already using it. But the fact is that many people are already using this new standard USB Type-C (USB Type-C) but you may not know much about it. Honestly, I didn't even know the details until I did the research to write this article. For example: What is the difference between USB-C and USB 3.1? Are all USB-C capable of giving the same speed? I have been doing various research for this article for almost two days now and what I found in it can be really confusing for the average user - because all the USB Type-C connectors look the same but there are many differences between them. But don't worry, I'm just trying to break things down into simple words, "Let's move on." What is USB-C? Let's start with the orthodox, so what is USB-C? We...

AMD Raizen Processor | Will the whole computing world change?

Buy a PC or laptop for less money — especially when you don't have the money to buy Intel or Nvidia; AMD provides good processors and GPUs at the moment. I recommended it for the lower price of AMD in the Intel vs. MMD comparative article and recommended Intel in terms of performance; But the funny thing is, recently AMD is about to unveil a new processor series, the AMD Ryzen processor series কিনা which is half the price from Intel Core i7 and capable of delivering the same performance! Believe me, how awesome? What is AMD Raizen? Raizen is AMD's new processor series where AMD is considering launching three types of CPUs; Ryzen 7, Ryzen 5, and Ryzen 3 — as seen in Intel CPUs, Intel Core i7, Core i5, and Core i3. This CPU series will have a top quality processor like the i7, and again the i7 will have many CPU options (models) from which you can buy your choice. Raizen 8 currently has three models; 1800, 1800 x, and 1800 x. The most interesting thing is that these three process...