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Razer Huntsman V2 Tournament Edition Review: Stands the test of time, the best all-rounder

Hunting for the best mechanical gaming keyboard without breaking the bank? The Huntsman Tournament Edition is TKL with RGB and checks all boxes including durability, design, and function.

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How to check if my CPU is bottlenecking GPU?

If your CPU utilization is 80%+ while your GPU utilization is significantly lower, then it’s a standard case of a CPU bottleneck. It’s still a CPU bottleneck even if one core is overworked. Some games rely on the CPU more. Also, some in-game settings need the CPU more than the GPU such as draw distance. Turning these settings lower can help.

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How to build a gaming PC: Short step-by-step guide

People want everything fast. Though we have in-depth guides on building a gaming PC, in this one we try to cover it all in 1200 words, or roughly 6 minutes of reading. Timer on? Go!

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PowerColor Hellhound AMD Radeon RX 6600 Review: How justified exactly?

The wait of prices falling ends … ?

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Best gaming keyboard for every budget in 2023

From $25 to $250, let’s look at the bestselling gaming keyboards that you can buy in 2023.

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Best PC case fans for gamers (2023)

4 cool fans for cool PCs.

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Logitech G305 Lightspeed Review: Simply the best, as long as you want simple

The perfect gaming mouse if you’re after a sleek-looking one or if on a budget.

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UserBenchmark is run by a whining crybaby and should never be used to compare gaming hardware

TL;DR It’s a biased website with some insane methodologies to judge performance. No buying decision should be made from UserBenchmark, especially comparisons between AMD and Intel or AMD and Nvidia should never be trusted.

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Skytech Shiva Review: Top-end or not, but definitely a piece of marvel

Is saving the trouble of building & troubleshooting a custom gaming PC worth $500-700? Let’s find out.

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Building a cheap gaming PC: 1080p 60FPS in $500-740 in 2023 (for beginners)

We’ll build a sub-$1000 PC in this article. Including the monitor, keyboard, mouse, and headset, you’re looking at a cost of $700 (fully used) to $1,100 (fully new). You can also mix and match, so the total cost will be under $1,100 in most cases. There are also additional tips to bring down the cost further, taking you to $740 max.