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🤩😫 Each week the PC Gamer team jumps in their sports cars and peel out, leaving fresh tracks of hot takes in their wake.

Core Knowledge All the juicy nuggets on Intel's upcoming 9th generation Core processor launch.

Interview In an interview for Dragon Quest 11, Horii reflects on 80s PC history, working with Akira Toriyama, and making a PC game for the West.

Bang For Bucks Rather than risk your dust on one of Dr. Boom’s experiments, our crafting guide will help avoid any explosive accidents.

Big money Big money is on the line over six weeks of changing formats.

Upgrade Time Contemplating that next big PC build? Don't pay full price for your processor.

1v100 The BR genre blew up in 2017 and just keeps getting bigger.

cold war Also fun: even though the last four players can escape safely, they'll still keep trying to kill each other.

Cordless Embrace the cordless life with our guide to the best wireless gaming mice.

hands-on We go hands-on with Capcom's reinterpretation of the classic horror game.

Waist of time And we're not even sure if the mystery is fully solved.

Hunt em all Trophies for your desk or shelf, once you've mastered the hunt.

data Get to know the best stat resources for Siege, as well as which one to avoid.

fittest The survival game is already a hit, but Early Access can be a long, harsh road. Here's what the devs should focus on first.

Guide Performance improvements, quality of life changes and nifty cosmetic changes.

Speedy Deals We've done our homework on the best SSD deals around.

Competition Ten lucky winners will get the bundle of their choice.

Turing Tech An in-depth look at Nvidia's Turing architecture and the new features that make this the most powerful and efficient GPU ever created.

Photonics Welcome to real-time ray tracing, the next big leap in graphics processing.

Kaboom! Videogames love a good explosion, but how are these spectacular effects designed?

Pixel pushers We've searched high and low for the best prices and deals on GPUs right now.

PC Mini Let's imagine our own Intel 486 version of the SNES Classic.