Latest articles by Jarred Walton
Free Frames You'll need to manually change this important setting to get a better Fallout 76 experience.
Ask PCG Looking at the causes and solutions for frame pacing problems.
RTX On And even without ray tracing enabled, you'll need a pretty beefy graphics card for higher settings and resolutions.
Navi 14 AMD's Radeon RX 5500 XT is available in 4GB and 8GB trim, but is the extra memory worth the added cost?
Gold Mine The GeForce RTX 2080 Ti is the new king of the sandpile, at an exorbitant price that's hard to justify.
Unlocked, ready to rock Here are the best CPUs for gaming to gas up your rig.
Pixel Power These are the best graphics cards to slot into your gaming PC, right now.
SSDs Get one of the best SSDs for gaming and do away with spinning platters for good.
Performance Analysis Pretty much any PC built in the last five years can run this game.
Strato-fied GeForce Now costs less, works with more games, has a free tier, and you don't need to buy any equipment to use it.
2070 Deals Discover ray tracing bandwagon, be like one of the cool kids for less, with the best Nvidia GeForce RTX 2070 deals.
Core Wars AMD vs Intel CPUs: Performance, features, and everything else you need to know about which CPU is best for you.
Tech Talk Will the real RX 5600 XT please stand up?
Shake it up AMD's RX 5600 XT shakes up the mid-range market with good performance for under $300.
CE-Guess With CES now behind us, we reflect on the show itself and where PC hardware will go from here.
Hands Free The 20 minute ride included plenty of traffic, and the 'safety engineer' didn't touch the controls once.
The envelope, please There was a lot to see at CES, but here's what stood out the most.
Hands On Intel's Xe Graphics performance needs to improve a lot between now and launch.
CES 2020 Intel also gave a sneak peek of DG1, its first discrete graphics card using Xe Graphics.
CPU Wars Performance for the 'real world,' backed by cherry picked benchmarks.
Crystal Ball A preview of the upcoming tech we expect to see in 2020.
Laser swords Hitting 60 fps isn't too difficult, though occasional stutters can be a problem.
