If you frequently haunt the usual social media channels for PC enthusiasts, you’ll notice that nary a day goes by without someone posting an image of their expensive graphics card, replete with a melting power connector. Various efforts to combat the problem have yet to completely nix the issue, but Asus reckons it now has…

Bethesda games certainly aren’t lacking in launch issues—the presence of charming bugs and funny physics glitches are sort of the studio’s maker’s mark at this point, although with the lukewarm reception of Starfield, that reputation’s also begun to tip over into subpar features, too. That’s not to say the devs aren’t aware of the state…

Framework is hosting a live launch event called “Next Gen” on April 21, and to pair with this announcement, it has posted a self-described manifesto on the state of the PC market. In it, Framework founder Nirav Patel says, “I built this company specifically to reset and fix a broken industry”, and claims that mission…

One of Crimson Desert’s most frustrating issues is running out of enemies to kill, which isn’t an issue I thought we’d have in a massive open-world game. Pearl Abyss, I want to turn Kliff into a cannonball and body slam enemies like an anime character, and I can’t do that if there are no enemies…

There are lots of great software tools out there that can tell you all kinds of things about your gaming PC, and perhaps two of the most well-known by enthusiasts are CPU-Z and HWMonitor. However, two sharp-eyed Redditors spotted that while everything seems all normal on the official download page, the links will give you…

The James Pond games were a series of platformer parodies from the 1990s, most notable for the second one’s demo accidentally including the entire game if you used the level-select cheat code. Oops! Nowadays, the rights to James Pond are co-owned by Gameware and System 3. The latter company decided to finally trademark the name…