Monica J. White: Content Writer & Tech Journalist

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I'm a copywriter/content writer with over 10 years of experience in the industry.

My specialty is technology and PC hardware. With almost two decades of PC building experience, I thrive on being able to explain complex concepts in an approachable way. I have over 1,500 published articles on various tech-related topics, with bylines at Digital Trends, SlashGear, WePC, Tom's Hardware, and Secure Data Recovery.

Digital marketing is my second niche and a topic I've spent countless hours covering for brands like Whop, Pay.com, and Springboard.

As a content writer and marketer, my job is to make your business prosper by creating content that will engage, convert, and sell. As a journalist, I focus on reporting on things that people want to read, bringing expert insight and industry knowledge into every piece.

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Tom's Guide •

How to replace your PC GPU — 16 easy steps to upgrade your desktop quickly and easily

If you own a PC, the day will eventually come when you'll need to replace your graphics card (GPU), Maybe you just got your hands on Nvidia's beastly RTX 5090, or you made a more mid-range upgrade to the likes of the RTX 5060 Ti or the AMD Radeon RX 9060 XT.One way or another, knowing how to take out your GPU and install a new one will come in handy, but it can be an intimidating process if you've never had to do it before.It's been nearly 20 years since I built my first PC, so suffice it to say...
PC Gamer •

I rounded up 5 of the most ridiculous GPUs ever, including Nvidia's signature leaf blower

The current state of the GPU market is just plain odd, if you ask me. We've got some of the best graphics cards readily available in stock, but nice as they are, they're also majorly overpriced. At the same time, those ever-so-impressive GPUs often turn out to be kind of meh when compared to the previous generations, and we just sort of … live with it.We're complacent. We take our overpriced, painfully mid GPUs and we like them.Who can blame us, though? Innovation has turned into iteration. The...
TechRadar •

Satellite internet with 1Gbps speeds? It's real, and Elon Musk's Starlink might need to worry

It's no secret that getting a stable, reasonably fast internet connection in non-urban areas is still a challenge (and even those of us living in cities sometimes struggle). Elon Musk's satellite internet service, Starlink, goes a long way toward making internet more accessible all around the globe – but it just got majorly overshadowed by a small team of Chinese scientists.This new breakthrough in satellite internet technology (via Interesting Engineering) was achieved by Liu Chao from the Chin...
Digital Trends •

This next CPU generation is starting to feel skippable for gamers

The two most exciting PC components to upgrade are the graphics card and the processor. We haven’t seen next-gen graphics cards yet, and we’re unlikely to see them this year, but both Intel and AMD have released (or will release) new processors. However, this generation of CPUs is quickly turning out to be the one to skip.

With AMD Ryzen 9000 series already here, and with Intel Arrow Lake-S on the imminent horizon, you’d think that gamers would be lining up to upgrade. But as a gamer, I haven’t...
Digital Trends •

How to update AMD drivers to keep your PC running well

Staying regular with your driver updates plays an important part in making your PC run well. Whether you own one of the best graphics cards from AMD, or one of AMD's top processors, GPU and chipset drivers can be quite impactful, affecting the performance of your PC.

Good news: Updating your AMD drivers is easy, no matter the method or the exact type of driver you need. Check out our step-by-step guide to updating AMD drivers.

If you want to update your AMD drivers with minimal hassle, your be...
Secure Data Recovery •

How To Recover Data After a Power Surge or Outage

No place and no person is ever completely immune to power surges and voltages. You can invest in various ways to keep your computer safe, but sometimes, a nasty power cut is all it takes for your data to be in danger.

Oftentimes, even if your power goes down, your device—be it a laptop or a desktop—will simply shut down and recover on its own when it can. Sometimes, a power cut equals something much worse, from recent data loss to major issues with your device.

Fortunately, there are ways to r...
WePC | Let's build your dream gaming PC •

Best computer for animation 2024 - our top animation PCs

We Pick Out The Best PCs & Macs For Animators Currently Available The creativity of animators from all over the globe is what brings us some of the most entertaining, moving, and memorable movies and shows. There is no modern world without all kinds of animation, but do you have the best computer for animation? We have come a long way from the days of old, hand-drawn cartoons. These days, the majority of animation is done by skilled professionals with the help of the latest software, but none o...
Digital Trends •

Future computer chips may be made out of honey

According to researchers at Washington State University (WSU), the future of neuromorphic computer chips may lie in … honey.

Scientists involved in the study claim that this technology could be paving the way for sustainable, bio-degradable, and overwhelmingly fast computing.

Honey is hardly the first thing to come to mind when you imagine a computer chip, but WSU engineers believe that it could be the key to making computing eco-friendly while also being powerful enough to mimic the workings
Whop •

What is a marketing funnel (and do you need one)? Expert strategies to scale your business

If you’ve ever read articles about starting a business, you’ve probably heard the term "marketing funnel." Like most sales-related buzzwords, marketing funnels seem weird and complex at first but are actually pretty simple. And you don’t need a dedicated team of marketers or a professional degree to work a marketing funnel into your business model. All you need to get started is this article, and then, once you're done reading, get some expert marketing advice from Whop creators.You might even b...
Secure Data Recovery •

How To Backup and Restore Windows 11

No matter how careful you are with your Windows PC, there's always a chance that something bad might occur and wipe out all your data. In order to safeguard your files, it's crucial that you have a backup.
Luckily, Windows 11 comes equipped with tools to easily backup and restore your data, giving you a safety net for unexpected digital problems. In this article, we'll look at how to secure your Windows 11 system. We'll provide a step-by-step guide for backing up and restoring your files and add...
Whop •

20 personal branding examples and how to create your own

Personal branding might sound like a marketing buzzword but it’s essential to success as an influencer or a solopreneur. The first things that pop into your head when you think of big brands like Apple, McDonalds, or Louis Vuitton are likely all determined by each company’s personal branding. In other words, the first things you think of are exactly what the companies want you to think of. This is the power of personal branding, and when used correctly, it can work wonders for you too. In this a...
SlashGear.com •

RIP Internet Explorer

It's the end of an era. With a hint of sadness and a tinge of nostalgia, today we mark the official retirement of Internet Explorer. First launched on August 16, 1995, Microsoft's go-to web browser lived to be 27 — but it wasn't always an easy life. Internet Explorer, ever the root of many jokes, was once a favorite, but much like the computers it used to run on, it slowly slipped into irrelevancy. As Microsoft bids farewell to IE and cuts all support for the browser, let us take a look at its h
Springboard Blog •

How To Become a Cloud Engineer: 2023 Career Guide

As cloud-based products become more commonplace, the demand for cloud engineers is increasing too. These specialists aren’t just in high demand—they’re also some of the best-compensated professionals in the tech industry. Entry-level salaries for cloud engineers rarely dip below six figures, and there’s tons of room for growth, with mid and senior-level positions abounding.

Want to become a cloud engineer? Then you’re in the right place. We’ve compiled this 11-step guide so that you’ll know wha

What Is Chargeback Fraud? How Can You Prevent It? [2023]

Chargeback fraud, often referred to as friendly fraud, is an increasingly common challenge faced by business owners today. The term refers to a situation where a merchant is forced to refund a transaction due to a disingenuous customer dispute.

Chargebacks often occur accidentally, for example when customers forget a payment they made or when they don’t recognize the merchant’s name on their credit card statement. However, chargeback fraud is committed with intent, and in recent years, it has b
Whop •

How to create and sell courses on Whop

The global e-learning market is set to hit $325 billion by the end of 2025, and right now, it’s easier than ever to get in on the action. Why? Because it’s not all about coding courses and academic topics anymore—you can teach anything you want. From sports betting to arts and crafts, everyone has something they’re good at, tricks and tips to share, or experiences others can learn from—and all you need to do to turn this knowledge into an online course is sign up to Whop.Whop is the platform for...
Tom's Hardware •

Intel Alder Lake Benchmarked With DDR4 Memory

Intel Alder Lake chips, which will soon vie for a spot on our list of Best CPUs for gaming, will be the first CPUs to support DDR5 memory, meaning the new Z690 motherboards will have to follow suit. There's been plenty of speculation about which of the new chipsets would also support DDR4, and these new benchmarks may provide some of the answers — the tests showcase an Intel Core i7-12700K CPU paired with DDR4 memory on a Z690 motherboard -- and it did surprisingly well.

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