Show Multiple Clocks for Different Timezones on Computer

Having multiple clocks on PC for different timezones are really helpful to keep us track the time for something or someone that we follow and we do not want to miss it/them. These clocks will show the time of selected region(s), and no programs are needed to be downloaded to the computer. However only 2 additional clocks can be displayed.

Something like a scheduled live streams of our favorite streamers, or an upcoming/ongoing event at certain times in an online game, however the time was mentioned only verbally or in a written form like a tweet or a facebook post, therefore these clocks are useful in this kind of situation if we know their location and timezone.

In start, search for Date and Time by typing time in the search box.

Go to Additional Clocks tab and choose the time-zones of our preference.

Now when hovering the mouse cursor to the clock, it will show the additional clock(s) of our choice. 

Show Ads Only on Subscribed Youtube Channels [Google Chrome]

Improve YouTube! (previously known as "ImprovedTube") is by far in my opinion the best extension to manage YouTube. There are many functions to select for better customization of your YouTube experience. 

Read also : Disable Auto-Quality on Youtube, Set Preferred Video Quality and Player Size

There are many adblockers available however most of them block almost all ads or may need to be configured properly that requires many steps that look very confusing to some of us. With Improve YouTube!, only few clicks are needed. 

Download Improve YouTube! from Chrome Web Store.

Read also : Disable 60fps on youtube videos

After installing the extension, click on its icon at the top right corner of Google Chrome to open its customization window. Click on Player.

In Player settings, scroll down until you see Ads. There are 3 options to choose.

How to Change Monitor/Desktop Color Depth (16 bit & 32 bit)

Changing color depth to a lower value might give you an increase in fps for gaming if your computer is running low on memory or you're still using a very old video card.

For nvidia cards, simply open Nvidia Control Panel and go to change resolution. The setting for changing color depth is at the bottom of the window.

If you do not have an nVidia gpu, right-click on the desktop and choose Screen Resolution.

Or another way to open Screen Resolution setting is to type in the start, search for Display.

On the Screen Resolution window, click on Advance settings. Color setting can be found in the Monitor tab of the next window.