Jason Clarke

When dealing with high-resolution images, one of the most important PC parts you can invest in is a quality CPU. But which is the best CPU for Lightroom and Photoshop?

Streaming is becoming more popular every year and with improvements to components and software, streaming from a gaming laptop doesn’t have to be an impossible dream. But there are some factors to consider before you embark on your journey.

It’s not always easy to let go of your long-time PC, however, there will always come a time to say goodbye and reward yourself with something new and exciting, and much more capable. Here are 10 signs that your PC needs upgrading, and why you might just be better off buying a new one.

Nvidia’s RTX 3000 graphics cards are some of the most exciting in many years. But how do they compare against each other? We take a deeper look.

When it comes to storage, longevity is more important than you might think. That’s where Total Bytes Written, or TBW, becomes a crucial feature.

Beyond the arguments about what gaming platform is best, or which makes you a “true gamer”, the only consideration that should matter to anyone is: do you have the hardware to play what you want? With this in mind, we take a look into whether you need a dedicated gaming PC in order to play PC games.

Not too long ago, if you wanted to drastically increase your PC’s graphics power, a great way to do so was to add a second graphics card. But with high-end GPUs like Nvidia’s RTX 2070 being exceptionally strong on its own, and at an accessible price, does this dual-GPU method still make sense today?