Do games at 1080p look worse on a higher resolution monitor? By Jarred Walton Pixel perfect High resolution monitors are great for productivity but can be rough on games.
How to transfer game files between PCs By Jarred Walton Data Crap It's possible on every major digital storefront... except the Microsoft Store.
Control is the best, most complex implementation of ray tracing in a game so far By Jarred Walton fps We're finally starting to see ray tracing effects that are worth the performance hit.
Wolfenstein: Youngblood system requirements, settings, benchmarks, and performance analysis By Jarred Walton Got VRAM? Youngblood can run on low-spec hardware, but it's best with lots of VRAM and a dedicated GPU.
Intel finally launches it's 10th Gen 10nm Ice Lake processors By Jarred Walton Frosty 11 mobile CPUs sporting improved IPC and Intel's fastest graphics ever.
How are microchips made, anyway? By Jarred Walton Tech Talk Creating a modern microprocessor is an incredibly complex undertaking.
Nvidia GeForce RTX 2080 Super review By Jarred Walton Speed Bump No Founders Edition price premium makes this modest speed bump a decent $700 card.
Revisiting AMD's 19.7.1 drivers and the RX 5700 launch By Jarred Walton Driver woes A closer look at AMD's 19.7.1 drivers and an explanation for the RX 5700's sometimes questionable performance.
AMD Radeon RX 5700 review By Jarred Walton Navi Redux The RX 5700 is a good alternative that isn't quite as beefy or handsome as the 5700 XT, for a lower price.
AMD Radeon RX 5700 XT review By Jarred Walton Next Horizon A compelling blend of 7nm tech, RDNA architecture updates, and a last minute price drop.
Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060 Super review By Jarred Walton Duper The GeForce RTX 2060 Super just cut the price of 2070 performance by $100.
Nvidia GeForce RTX 2070 Super review By Jarred Walton Refined The RTX 2070 Super keeps its predecessor's $499 price and gives a modest boost to performance.
Preparing for Zen: putting AMD's latest chipset drivers to the test By Jarred Walton news Our initial testing shows no real change in performance.
The Division 2 settings, system requirements, and performance By Jarred Walton Save D.C. Everything you need to know to get The Division 2 running at high frame rates.
AMD Ryzen 3000 release date, price, specs, and everything we know By Paul Lilly, Jarred Walton Zen 2 Third gen Ryzen will bring 7nm, improved performance, and faster clockspeeds to AMD's CPUs
AMD announces Radeon RX 5700 XT for $449 and RX 5700 for $379 By Jarred Walton News Full specs and features look good, but the price is far more than we wanted.
Rage 2 system requirements, benchmarks, and performance analysis By Jarred Walton Road Rage Here's what sort of CPU and GPU you'll need to get Rage 2 running at 60fps or even 144fps.
Stadia 4K streaming will use up 1TB of data in 65 hours By Jarred Walton News If you have a monthly data cap, game streaming should be approached cautiously.
Anthem performance, settings, and system requirements By Jarred Walton Iron Man Anthem is tough on any hardware, but our GPU, CPU and notebook testing will help you go in prepared.
How to lower your graphics card temperature By Jarred Walton Tech Talk Tweaking your GPU fan curve, undervolting, and other suggestions.
Stay in the Light is an indie game that requires ray tracing By Jarred Walton News Thanks to Unreal Engine, the solo developer reached Early Access after just three months.
The CPU wars are shifting in AMD’s favor By Jarred Walton Tech Talk AMD throws down the gauntlet this summer with 7nm while Intel continues work on 10nm.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare joins the ray tracing club By Jarred Walton News It will also have ray traced audio, to more accurately simulate acoustics.
Intel's reign over Windows laptops may be coming to an end By Jarred Walton News Qualcomm's new 8cx CPU is closing the gap between ARM and x86 CPUs.
AMD unveils its upcoming 7nm CPUs and GPUs during Computex keynote By Jarred Walton News "This is what technology leadership is all about."
