Richard Lee

Streaming while gaming pushes a PC far harder than regular gaming alone. Your CPU and GPU are both working overtime – one renders the game at high frame rates, while the other (or sometimes the same one) encodes a 1080p60 video stream for Twitch or YouTube. After testing 10 prebuilt rigs over the past 60 […]

I have spent the better part of the last six months swapping between a dozen different PC gaming controllers, testing each one across Elden Ring, Forza Horizon 5, Street Fighter 6, Cyberpunk 2077, and hours of casual couch gaming. Some impressed me enough to become permanent desk residents, while others went back in the box

When NVIDIA launched the RTX 5090, it completely redefined what we expect from flagship gaming hardware. The card’s 32GB of GDDR7 memory, Blackwell architecture, and DLSS 4 multi-frame generation pushed 4K gaming into territory that was unimaginable just two years ago. But getting your hands on the GPU alone is only half the battle. You

I built my first gaming PC back in 2017 thinking eight USB ports on the motherboard would be plenty. Three years later I was juggling a mechanical keyboard, a wireless mouse dongle, a gaming headset, an Xbox controller receiver, a capture card, an external SSD, a stream deck, and a phone charging cable off a

Finding the best gaming PCs for VR in is harder than picking a regular gaming desktop. VR demands roughly double the rendering horsepower because your PC has to draw two high-resolution images simultaneously, one for each eye, at 90 frames per second or higher. An underpowered machine will stutter, drop frames, and leave you reaching