Liam Carter

Coin Master friends

Friends in Coin Master unlock card trading, spin gifting, invite rewards, and better raid targets. Here's everything the friends system does and how to use it.

Coin Master raids

Raids are one of the main ways to earn coins in Coin Master. Here's how they work, how to pick good targets, how to change your raid target, and how to maximise what you earn.

Coin Master teams

Teams in Coin Master let you trade cards, share spins, and compete in Team Chest events together. Here's how teams work, the rank system, and how to join or create one.

Coin Master stars

Stars in Coin Master track your overall progress — earned from building villages, collecting cards, and levelling pets. Here's what they do and how to get more.

Coin Master Thor's Wheel

Thor's Wheel is a Coin Master event wheel where you spend tokens to win spins, Joker cards, chests, and coins. Here's how it works and how to use tokens well.

Coin Master Team Chest

Team Chest is a cooperative Coin Master event where your whole team earns points to unlock shared chest rewards. Here's how it works and how to maximise your contribution.

What does the Rhino do in Coin Master?

Rhino is Coin Master's defence pet — it has a chance to block attacks on your village even without a shield. Here's how it works and when to use it.

What does Foxy do in Coin Master?

Foxy is Coin Master's raid pet — she digs a fourth hole during raids for extra coins. Here's how Foxy works, how to unlock her, and when to use her.

What does the Tiger do in Coin Master?

The Tiger pet boosts the coins you earn from attacks. Here's what it does, how to unlock it, how to level it up, and when to use it.

Coin Master pets

Coin Master has three pets — Foxy, Tiger, and Rhino. Each one gives a different advantage. Here's what they do, how to unlock them, and which to use when.

Coin Master chests

Coin Master has four core chest types — wooden, golden, magical, and seasonal. Here's what each one contains, the odds, and when to buy which.

Coin Master Joker Card

The Coin Master Joker Card can replace any missing card — including gold cards. Here's how to get one, when to use it, and the mistakes that waste them.

Coin Master cards

Cards are one of Coin Master's most rewarding systems — every completed set pays out spins, coins, or pets. Here's how the whole system works.

Coin Master VIP

Coin Master VIP is invite-only for high spenders, but the Loyalty Club is free from Village 210. Here's what each program gives you and how to access them.

Coin Master boom villages

Boom villages give you better odds on rare and gold cards from chests. Here's is the full community-confirmed boom village list and how to use them.

Coin Master villages

Coin Master village cost and price list for every level — from 3.1 million coins at Village 1 to over 1,292 trillion at the top. Full names, levels, and prices.

3440 x 1440 resolution: ultrawide explained (vs 1440p & 4K)

3440×1440 ultrawide vs 2560×1440 and 4K — pixel counts, GPU tiers, PPI on 34″ panels, game support, streaming, and who should buy UWQHD.

What is screen tearing and how do you fix it?

Screen tearing explained — why the horizontal split happens, how it differs from stutter, and every fix from VRR and VSync to frame caps and Windows settings.

2560 x 1440 vs 1920 x 1080: Which is actually better?

1080p vs 1440p compared — pixel density by monitor size, GPU tiers for 60–144 FPS, VRAM, upscaling, productivity, and a clear pick for gamers.

What kernel–level anti–cheat is and why you should care

How kernel-level anti-cheat works, which games use it, and the trade-offs — security risks, driver conflicts, privacy, and what you can do about it.

16:9 resolutions list

Every common 16:9 gaming and streaming resolution with pixel counts, performance impact vs 1080p, encoder-safe sizes, and a searchable full list through 8K.

CPU overheating: How to tell and fix

Signs your CPU is overheating, how to confirm thermal throttling in HWiNFO, common causes from software to paste and airflow, and step-by-step fixes without unnecessary upgrades.

PC parts and their functions explained

What every major PC component does in a gaming build — CPU, GPU, RAM, motherboard, storage, PSU, cooling, and how they work together.