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How to Check Your Graphics Card on Windows 11

How to Check Your Graphics Card (GPU) on Windows 11

Arjun Sha
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You can easily find your GPU details from the Task Manager on Windows 11. Just launch the Task Manager and move to Performance > GPU. Other than that, you can check your integrated graphics detail inside Windows Settings. You can also launch the DirectX Diagnostic tool, Device Manager or System Information to get more information on your GPU.
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How to Open the Task Manager in Windows 11

Abubakar Mohammed
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Task Manager can help you lower the program priority, allows you to choose the startup programs, find offensive processes that are raking high disk usage, and more. While the utility is extremely easy to access, there are multiple ways to do so. There are eight ways to quickly launch the Task Manager, including searching for it using the Start menu. You can create a shortcut, use a designated keyboard shortcut, Run a utility, or use the Windows Taskbar to launch it quickly.
All ores in Minecraft

Minecraft Ore Distribution Guide: How and Where to Find Every Ore

Radojka Travar
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Ores are crucial for Minecraft gameplay and that's why you should know about their distribution. Coal ore appears above Y=0 and is most common at Y=136 and Y=96. Iron ores are almost everywhere and are most common at Y=232 and Y=16. Diamond and redstone ores generate deep underground and are most common at Y=-59. Gold ore is most common at Y=-16. Lapis lazuli is most common at Y=0 and copper generates most at Y=48. Emerald ores only generate in mountain biomes. Nether quartz and Nether gold generate everywhere, while ancient debris is most common at Y=16.
illustration of a Chromebook showing the Automatic clicks toggle to enable Auto clicker for ChromeOS

How to Enable Auto Clicker on a Chromebook

Abubakar Mohammed
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Automatic click is one of the most popular accessibility features in Chromebooks. As the name suggests, it automatically clicks on a button, menu, toggle, or basically any actionable UI element. You only need to drag and place your cursor over the button. The feature is helpful for users diagnosed with motor impairments. It's not like auto-clickers found on Windows which can repeat clicks forever, regardless of whether you're moving the cursor or not. Although, there is a Chrome extension that lets you do the same on a Chromebook.