PC Gaming
World of Warcraft‘s next patch is fast approaching—and while it’s not a major update in the sense that there won’t be new raids, there is a healthy batch of new things to do out in the game world that should help you push keys, get your Heroic and Mythic clears, or engage in the real…
The moment I hit publish on this poll I knew what the top result would be. I don’t care what the Steam Hardware Survey has to say about the dominant resolution in its database, I knew that PC Gamers would be 1440p gamers in the majority. And lo, it has come to pass. Most of…
After several years of uncertainty, job cuts, issues with self-destroying CPUs, and spending billions of dollars on its foundries, Intel has made big strides in moving into a better place. Thanks largely to its latest products and deals with other tech and AI giants. Investors certainly seem to think so, because its market cap is…
Jeff Kaplan is tackling the real, gritty questions while showing off his new multiplayer action-survival FPS game The Legend of California. And what is the realest, grittest question an ex-Blizzard dev could answer? No, not that one. It’s actually about Tracer’s butt. To the few of you who are fortunate enough to not have a…
If you’ve ever gone to open up some built-in Windows app and wondered why Microsoft has bothered to add a Copilot button in it, you aren’t alone. After hearing community feedback, MS is reducing Copilot branding, starting with the likes of Snipping Tool, Photos, Widgets, and Notepad. As reported by VideoCardz, the latest preview of…
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…