AMD’s 4000 series CPUs seem so close you can smell them, but until then, their newly released 3000 XT series will fill the gap. These new chips are the improved XT version of their Ryzen 3000 X series predecessors and are aimed at enthusiasts who are craving that extra performance boost.
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Activision has released their beefy new mid-season 4 update for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare and its battle royale mode, Warzone. We take a look at some of the new features and changes it brings.
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Samsung has finally unveiled the the successor to the 860 QVO, the 870. Sporting a massive 8TB of storage and a improved read/write speed.
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Gaming PCs come in all shapes and sizes and for some, entry-level PCs at an affordable price are what they’re looking for, while others want to spend a little more. But how much? Is spending £2,000 on a gaming PC reasonable?
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Nowadays in the world of PC gaming, the feeling of a system being outdated and useless within a year or two is long gone. Components don’t have the same expiry date they once had, but does this mean that upgrading your ageing parts isn’t actually worth it?
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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.
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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.
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In 2020, the graphics card market is the best it’s been in quite some time, with both AMD and Nvidia offering plenty of exceptional products. With so much to choose from, what is the best GPU £500 can buy when it comes to building a gaming PC?
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.
It’s pretty obvious that there aren’t as many customisation options when building a gaming laptop vs building a desktop. However, laptops aren’t totally devoid of customisation; your dream laptop doesn’t have to stay a dream forever.
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