Most of the people think the reason behind the problems with battery is overcharging. Let me make clear the primary cause behind problems with batteries, “Overcharging doesn’t harm your battery instead your battery is severely affected by the overheating of your machine.”

Here are some steps that can help you in improving the battery life of your laptop.

1. Never discharge your laptop battery after charging it completely, and if someone want an extended life of battery, he must keep battery charging percentage between 40% to 80%.

2. Overcharging will never affect your battery life, instead of paying attention towards overcharging, one must regularly check for the overheating of his laptop.

I don’t know what assistant is but to permanently disable updates, all you need to do is follow these steps

1. open windows run by pressing Win+R key
2. type services.msc
3. press enter
4. from the list scroll down to bottom and look for Windows Update
5. Double click on it
6. In Startup type, choose Disable
7. press Apply and then Ok.

And it’s done. Your PC won’t update ever unless you select Manual again from there.

Neither. Both intel and AMD are both companies, it’s like asking winch is a better race car, Volkswagen or Ford? If you are asking which company makes better CPUs as of March of 2018, Then the cake goes to intel.

What makes a good gaming CPU is high single core performance combined with at least 4 cores (most modern games are optimized for 4 cores). Other creature comfort like overclocking, Maximum ram, and PCIe lanes are also taken into consideration.

Essentially, our gaming CPU checklist goes as follows:

• 4+ Cores/threads*
• High Single Core performance (most important)
• 16gb+ Ram
• At least one 16x PCIe lane (2.0 or better)

*Threads are virtual cores, they usually are beneficial in workloads such as video processing and rendering but are mostly useless for gaming (some game might even see a performance decrease)*

Currently, best mid-range/Affordable gaming CPU is the 6 cores, 6 thread, 4.3ghz, i5 8600k built on the coffee lake architecture and 14nm++ transistors. This CPU has 16 PCIe 3.0 lanes enabling it to run a GPU at full speed or 2 GPUs at half speed (which isn’t bad considering 8x PCIe 3.0 = 16x PCIe 2.0) and supports up to 64 gb of ram. It also is unlocked, meaning you can overclock it.

On AMD side, the best mid-range gaming CPU is the 6 cores, 12 threads, 3.6 ghz, ryzen 5 1600x built on the 14nm transistor. This CPU has 24 PCIe 3.0 lanes enabling it to run 3 GPUs without a performance decrease. Also support 64gb of ram and overclocking. However the downside of this cpu, is the ryzen having 10% less IPC than Skylake based architecture (ie Skylake, Kabylake, Coffee lake) and having lower clock speed + usually unable to be overclocked more than 4 ghz. At stock speed this cpu is about 25% slower than the Intel equivalent.

As for the absolute best gaming cpu, the crown goes to the i9 7900x. It boasts 10 cores, 20 threads and 3.3ghz clock speed built on the skylake architecture with 14nm transistors. This cpu has 44 PCIe 3.0 lanes allowing 5 GPUs. Also supports 128gb of ram. The only downside is the lower clock speed compared to the i5 8600k, which can be reminded with some overclocking (and a lot of cooling). Consensus: Coffee lake with more cores, only *slightly* better gaming performance.

As for An AMD equivalent, there isn’t any. Thread ripper has 16 cores but considering most games are optimized for 4 cores, the lower clock speed Ryzen 7 has better single core performance but still looses out to the i5 8600k. After all, these high end chips are not meant for gaming.

As for the lowish end, The best bang for your buck gaming CPU is a tie between the Intel 3.6ghz i3 8100 and 3.5ghz ryzen 3 1300x (both 4 cores and 4 threads). Initially, the i3 8100 takes the lead by having a higher single core performance but the downside is it can’t be overclocked. Both ties for performance when the ryzen is overclocked to 4 ghz.

Personally, I’ll take the i3 simply because the box is cooler.

All of these assume that you are using a dedicated GPU. If you are not, then the best Gaming CPU is the 4 cores, 8 threads, 3.6 ghz ryzen 5 2400g with integrated Vega 11 graphics which has the equivalent power of a gt 1030.

Intel simply does not have CPU with equivalence integrated graphics, the UHD 630 used in coffee lake chips such as the i3 8100 and i5 8600k is 75% slower than Vega 11.

TL;DR Intel is better with a dedicated graphics card, but AMD is better with integrated graphics*.

*only AMD ryzen 3 2200g and ryzen 5 2400g have integrated graphics while most intel CPU has integrated graphics

Sure!

First, you have to make niche account. Let’s say that your niche is healthy lifestyle.

Post daily about this subject, don’t post unrelated images.

Grow your following as much as possible. As soon as you have a good following (at least 10k), some brands will automatically ask you to advertise in your account. If not, you can contact them to offer a deal.

The price per post that they’ll pay will depend of the number of followers you have, more followers = more money you can charge per post. It’ll also depend on your engagement rate (average number of comments/likes per post).

Of course, the advertisements must be related to you niche, and it’s much easier if you are passionate about your niche. Don’t make the mistake of posting ads too often, it’d be very annoying for yor followers and you don’t want them to unfollow your account.

I hope that helps. 🙂

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Here’s an image to have an idea of the prices to charge. Keep in mind that the price will depend a lot of the engagement rate on your posts.

Although we have entered the technological world way back still there is a myth among people that earning money online is actually not possible. Since I myself earning passive income, I can help teens and colleges student well.

• Saybucks/Swagbucks/Any paid online survey site: How about relaxing at your home and filling out some surveys to get instant cash? isn’t it useful for college expenses?. Saybucks pays you online (although the income is lesser in terms of number). Currently, most of them are operating in India, US, Australia, and a few others. So what are you waiting for? Register today on their website to get your share.
• Joining Contests of Photos: So you are a good photographer with creative skills? you can get money from winning the contests. Photography blog is also an option if you are great at it. For example. Shutterstock

• PTC Sites: earning from them is also very low and passive, but can manage a teen’s expense easily. Here are millions of people worldwide who are dependent on PTC sites (Get Paid to click websites) when it comes to fulfilling their extra earning requirements

• Last but not the least, My favorite, Freelancing: Although it takes a lot of time and patience to get awarded the first project on upwork (my favorite platform) because now they have restricted their policies when it comes to freelancer profiles. Luckily if you understand the requirements and tricks to bid, this can become the most beneficial in terms of financial stability. I have just started it but making a handsome amount though 😉

1. Getting Investors by just Sharing your Unique Ideas: ahavent is the best website for individuals/college going/ teens who have a plethora of creative ideas to start a certain business but less on money and this website connects you to investors to get your ideas to have an authentic chain to proceed on higher levels. Register today at ahavent.

This answer aims to help teens and college students who want to use their leisure hours in order to earn some extra income. Also, it would take time to start actual earnings so just have patience and be focused. Let me know how it goes.