Linux has largely been misrepresented as a “for techies” platform. This is my attempt at debunking that and telling you how it’s the perfect system to game on.
Author: Shane "raven" Watson
An advocate of the immense superiority of the Legendarium over any other worldbuilding fiction, Raven is an MMORPG gamer in his free time when he’s not reviewing and criticizing machines and their performances.
A lowdown on AMD vs. Intel in terms of CPU power, price, and performance for PC gamers. Make an informed decision next time.
The GeForce RTX 3090 is not a Ti card. Ti cards are usually based on a different architecture. And it’s too slow to be a Titan. It’s simply a card for those who want to shell $1500.
Apple currently has no gaming machine. Will it ever change? Most definitely. Let’s see why.
What should you go for, a gaming PC or a gaming laptop? Both types of setups have their pros and cons, though some pros are bigger than others.
What other purpose does a gaming PC serve besides giving high FPS and looking cool doing it? Well, any demanding work from Bitcoin mining to 3D animation and video rendering to running your own server – a gaming PC does effortlessly.
You don’t. But once you taste the loading speeds of an SSD, you’ll never want to go back to an HDD.
Are you looking to build a computer that can do 3D modeling and animation easily while also being a good machine to play games on high FPS?
There are three important considerations when you go for a gaming machine: GPU, CPU, and RAM. What does a game truly need? More often than not, the answer is the GPU. But it differs from game to game.