Bo Moore

Bo Moore

As the former head of PC Gamer's hardware coverage, Bo was in charge of helping readers better understand and use PC hardware. He also headed up the buying guides, picking the best peripherals and components to spend your hard-earned money on. He can usually be found playing Overwatch, Apex Legends, or more likely, with his cats. He is now IGN's resident tech editor and PC hardware expert. 

Latest articles by Bo Moore

Asus Pb279q

ASUS announces new 27-inch 4K IPS monitor

By Bo Moore published

At $800, this is one expensive monitor, but ASUS is promising a fast response time and professional-grade color quality.

Gaming Monitors
Windows 10

Microsoft may be showing off new Windows 10 features in January event

By Bo Moore published

We've gotten an early look at Windows 10 with the Technical Preview, but January may be the first time Microsoft shows off big new features.

Windows
ASUS GTX 970 Mini

ASUS announces mini-ITX GTX 970

By Bo Moore published

Building a mini-ITX rig? Now ASUS and Gigabyte both have GTX 970 cards for you to choose from.

Graphics Cards
Windows 10

Windows 10 to support FLAC and MKV out of the box

By Bo Moore published

Two popular file formats will work on Windows 10 without the need for hunting down codecs online.

Windows
Fractal Define R5

Fractal Design launches $110 Define R5 mid-tower case

By Bo Moore published

The R5 looks a whole lot like the R4, but Fractal Design has tucked usability improvements around every corner.

PC Cases
Alienware Steam Machine

Dell now shipping the Alienware Alpha "console" starting at $550

By Bo Moore published

The Alpha comes at four price points—$549, $699, $799, and $899—and ships with an Xbox 360 Wireless controller.

Hardware
Samsung UD590

4K Samsung monitors with AMD FreeSync coming early 2015

By Bo Moore published

Samsung has announced that its first AMD FreeSync-enabled monitors will arrive early next year.

Gaming Monitors
Nvidia GTX 980

Nvidia finally adds MFAA to Maxwell GPUs with 344.75 driver

By Bo Moore published

Nvidia claims its MFAA anti-aliasing on GTX 980 and 970 cards will offer a 10-30% performance boost over MSAA.

Graphics Cards
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