DLSS vs. FSR Comparison (All Modern GPUs & AAA Games)
Can you control all that extra FPS
Essential Software for a Windows Gaming PC
Every gaming PC needs a set of apps to work properly. This includes things like resource monitors to check GPU and processor usage, apps like Overwolf for additional in-game functionality, FPS counters, and the basic stuff as well.
How to Increase Bass on Windows 10?
We all know bass makes it "happen." Everybody likes things that make it "happen."
How to Reset Your Bluetooth Headphones?
Why are all Bluetooth headphones black? And more importantly, why mine won't work?
Noise-Canceling vs. Noise Isolating Headphones for Gaming
Noise forms the basis of everything today. We’re surrounded by technology that makes noise all the time. Whether...
Migrating Your Windows 10/11 to a new SSD [Free Method]
Migrate or clone Windows 10/11 from HDD to SSD without paid software or data loss.
AMD FidelityFX: How it can Change Gaming on low-end Hardware
Lower-end hardware can utilize FidelityFX technologies to improve the image quality while keeping the performance footprint low – effectively enabling it to render stunning visuals.
VSync: What is it? When do you Need It?
VSync stands for vertical sync. It’s a graphics technology used in games to improve performance in some cases. In other cases, however, VSync can instead be detrimental to your FPS.
Gamer’s Guide to BIOS Settings
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.
What FPS is the Best for Gaming?
“May our PCs be cooler, and the framerates higher.” – all PC gamers in unison. It’s indeed the wet dream of any PC gamer to have considerably higher FPS or framerate. 60 FPS gamers want to reach 144. 144 FPS gamers want to graduate to 250+. And all sorts of other FPS brackets in between too. All in all, there’s much talk about FPS and how much of it is necessary or good for PC gaming. That’s what we’ll talk about today.
