SpearbladeCarolyn, otherwise known as "0lyn" informally, is a backseat gamer. She'd rather teach someone how they missed an opportunity or how to better pace through a game than play the game herself. It's not the fear of the collapse of her authority, one that she's made after countless hours, she affirms.
A gamer’s bread and butter is generally considered to be talk about the latest games, FPS, and GPUs. However, it’s not rare to find hardcore gamers debating over minute system details and hardware nuances. The refined gamer knows the computer system and what makes it run to near perfection. BIOS settings are not for the faint-hearted, the gamer who has never tinkered around beyond the usual in-game settings and GPU control panel settings.
Both GPUs have a small price difference. Though the 1650 Ti is generally considered to be better, there’s more to it than meets the eye. Let’s have a look at the heated comparison between the GTX 1660 and the 1650 Ti.
The GTX 1650 is a decent choice for gaming these days. It’s readily available (as it’s not good for crypto mining) and is faster than many. It’s a sweet Goldilocks zone for affordable 1080p gaming.
Why are we talking about a 7 year old GPU anyway? Is GTX 770 still good?
The M2 SSDs are all the rage. They cost a fortune, but are they worth it? You’ll find that it depends on your priorities.
60fps at 1080p is the minimum quality right now for gamers of all types. Most gamers want 4K and 120fps. But if you don’t care about higher framerates and larger resolutions, then let’s find the perfect Nvidia video card for your gaming experience!