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How to install a new graphics card (GPU) in your PC
By Rich Edmonds last updated
Upgrade If you bought an upgraded graphics card and need to install it inside your PC, this simple guide details the step-by-step process.
How to uninstall NVIDIA graphics drivers
By Colton Stradling published
Uninstall You can uninstall NVIDIA, Intel, or AMD GPU drivers by using the Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU) tool.
Recommended game specs are a joke — PC devs need to temper expectations
By Ben Wilson published
RTX 4090 or bust My latest personal PC upgrades still don't stand a chance of running my most anticipated titles with smooth framerates, so what's the big deal with poor optimization recently?
Best motherboards 2023: For gaming, AMD Ryzen, and Intel
By Colton Stradling last updated
Updated Only the best motherboards can be found here.
How to update your BIOS
By Richard Devine last updated
Flash Whether it's for a new CPU, critical fixes or just to have the latest, here's what you need to know.
Intel i7-13700K vs Intel i7-14700K: Should you upgrade?
By Colton Stradling published
14700K vs 13700K Does the next-gen 14700K offer enough performance to make the leap or does the 13700K punch above its weight class?
Everything you need to build a custom gaming PC is on sale: Here's what I'd buy
By Ben Wilson published
Deals It's Prime Day season again, driving down the overblown prices of custom PC gaming components, but understanding compatibility is tricky, so I've taken the liberty of selecting everything you need.
How to check CPU temperatures on Windows 11: Fast and free methods
By Ben Wilson published
CPU temp If your computer feels sluggish, checking the CPU temperature is one of the best ways to diagnose potential throttling issues. Here's how to check CPU temps on Windows 11.
DEAL: Save $100 on the best AMD Radeon GPU that money can buy
By Brendan Lowry published
Big Boi, Big Savings Thanks to this Newegg deal, you can save $100 on AMD's most powerful GPU.
Do you need an aftermarket CPU cooler if you're not overclocking?
By Richard Devine published
Keep cool Before you go out and splash the cash on an aftermarket CPU cooler for your new build, take a step back and consider whether you're going to overclock or not. You could save yourself a bit of money.
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