Ben Miles

To get the most immersive experience from Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020, you need to ditch the mouse and keyboard and instead try these 10 Flight Sim controllers and accessories.

The long-anticipated installment in the Microsoft Flight Sim franchise is finally here! Gain an insight into this new sim with our Flight Sim 2020 review.

Intel and AMD are the two big names when it comes to desktop processors, but which should you pick? And which are the best CPUs for each manufacturer?

For those whose describe themselves as casual gamers, getting a dedicated gaming PC might not seem worth it. But just because you may not play as hard or for as long as others, it shouldn’t mean dampening your gaming experience with low visual quality, long loading times and unbearable noise levels.

As much as Intel might claim its CPUs are best for gaming (and it certainly has a valid argument to make there) that’s not the whole story. AMD’s CPUs are some of the best gaming processors available today, and even its earlier generations of Ryzen CPUs are no slouch in all sorts of great PC games.

With AMD having delivered hit after hit in the CPU scene in recent years, we take a look at whether opting for the older AMD A8 9600 over their newer Ryzen chips is a good idea, just to save a little bit of money.

In the current climate, many of us have had to resort to working from home having never done so before, and the drastic change in routine can be quite overwhelming. To help, we have put together a guide which highlights the tools and practices that can be used to keep motivation and productivity up.