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Part 1 of the series "Get your Computer Ready For Summer" explores the fastest and easiest way to upload your files to Google Drive. If you have a whole lot of files, wait for Part 2, which will show how to install Google Drive and sync files from your computer's hard drive to the cloud. If this video helps you, then share it! This video is for educators who need to back up their files so that their computers can be refreshed for the summer. Don't lose your valuable files, back up now to Google Drive! This technique will also let you access your files from any computer or from your phone. Links you'll need: http://drive.google.com http://bit.ly/FileStorageGoogle

Virtual Reality is here. Both the Oculus and HTC Vive are available for pre-orders, and support from game manufacturers is only increasing. But which headset is right for you? That's a very tough question. Both headsets have their strengths, but they also have their respective weaknesses too. They aren't identical products.  Over at Ars Technica  Kyle Orland has a in-depth comparison of the two headsets which looks at everything from comfort to controllers to software support. Head on over to Ars  to check out his comparison. Then let us know on our Facebook page which headset you prefer.

Any PC enthusiast knows that information is critically important. Not knowing how your PC is performing is like being blind: without knowing the game's FPS, CPU speed, temperature, RAM speed, etc you don't know if your components are performing at their best. Thankfully GIGABYTE has a solution: 3D OSD. 3D OSD allows the user to see key information about their system. This information is overlaid on their screen, above whatever program is running in the background. For instance, the user can see if their CPU and GPU temperature spikes when running a demanding game -- a sign that the coolers inside the system aren't working properly. If you'd like a hands-on look at how 3D OSD works, check out the video below: