Ian Evenden
Ian Evenden has been doing this for far too long and should know better. The first issue of PC Gamer he read was probably issue 15, though it's a bit hazy, and there's nothing he doesn't know about tweaking interrupt requests for running Syndicate. He's worked for PC Format, Maximum PC, Edge, Creative Bloq, Gamesmaster, and anyone who'll have him. In his spare time he grows vegetables of prodigious size.
Latest articles by Ian Evenden

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News That didn't stop The Bear and Barry from inspiring the script, though.

By Ian Evenden Published
Score: 85% Big and fast, if you’ve got the right port.

By Ian Evenden Published
Score: 73 % MSI's Stealthy laptop blends in, but its performance takes a hit.

By Ian Evenden Published
Score: 86% Stuck in the middle with you, and with excellent Wi-Fi reception.

By Ian Evenden Published
Score: 81% A sturdy 16-incher that delivers a lot for the price.

By Ian Evenden Published
Score: 88% The fastest, bluest external SSD on the block.

By Ian Evenden Published
Score: 82% Tiny, tiny terabytes to take your gaming overspill.

By Ian Evenden Published
Score: 79% Razer has shaved off some features for its budget chair, but it’s still comfy.

By Ian Evenden Published
Curvy The dreaded curve comes to the 32-inch 4K OLED monitor.

By Ian Evenden Published
Score: 75% A big noisy monster, and that's just fine by us.

By Ian Evenden Published
Is this finally a Mac for PC gaming?

By Ian Evenden Published
Ruby, ruby, ruby Bringing it all together at 1440p.

By Ian Evenden Published
DIWhy? A pre-built gaming PC that offers a good 1080p experience for the money.

By Ian Evenden Published
Smooth sailing A compact but chonky boi with Hall effect switches.

By Ian Evenden Published
WoA-H Qualcomm was serious in its gaming ambitions for the Snapdragon X Elite, so what does that look like half a year down the line?

By Ian Evenden Published
M-omen-tus HP keeps up the m-omen-tum with a great gaming PC.

By Ian Evenden Published
Big and loud Size matters, and so does cooling.

By Ian Evenden Published
SOFT PRESS Clicky but quiet, the Corsair K70 Core RGB is an excellent mid-price board.

By Ian Evenden Published
Cheap Mini-LED goes affordable in this fast, high-contrast gaming monitor.

By Ian Evenden Published
Intergalactic Intel Core Ultra 9 185H | Nvidia RTX 4070 (80 W) | 32 GB LPDDR5X | 1 TB SSD | $3,000 | £2,849

By Ian Evenden Published
11th degree End of support for Windows 10 means an upgrade could be on the cards.

By Ian Evenden Published
👍 Let me just shock you: Windows 11 is OK, actually.

By Ian Evenden Published
Wi-Fi 7 without the enormous cost.
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