The use of open air builds has been around for a long time, I would say likely since the first home built PCs and even before. In the early days an open air build was done for one of two reasons. Either you had no money for a case so you let the parts kind [...]

Upsize Performance. Maximize Fidelity. The momentum behind AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR)1only continues to grow. FSR 2 wasreleased in May, then we celebrated thefirst anniversary of FSRin June, announcing that over 110 available and upcoming games support FSR, and a few weeks ago there was some exciting news at Gamescom --Saints Row, Ghostwire: Tokyo,and the [...]

This is a follow-up to our previous three articles on this topic and will cover even more interesting games that are nigh on impossible to buy these days. Will Rock (2003) Will Rock be an arcade FPS from the early 2000s, one of several titles that took mostly after Serious Sam as the inspiration for [...]

Anyone that has spent any time with me discussing computers will know that I have a firm stance on RGB when it comes to my personal rigs, although I do make allowances for the rigs I build for others and for SAPPHIRE demo purposes. You want a system to stand out for events so RGB [...]

Continuing on from our previous article this is the promised second part of my analysis on Elden Rings success and failures. Incredible work by Anato Finnstark What it gets right: Elden Ring encourages cheese and experimentation; it rewards engaging with all mechanics! Time for a hot take. Most From Software games are not actually that [...]