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You finally got yourself a gaming computer, but now that you've had a chance to dive into the gaming world, you're exploring new, more intricate and challenging games but you're noticing some glitches. The first thing you'll want to do is to check your computer specs to make sure that your machine can handle what your game needs from it. Ok, easy peasy... right? Don't worry, it's actually not as complicated as it sounds. Here's how you do it (these instructions are for Window

Gaming is usually fairly demanding on your computer and can result in some common issues. We've put together a quick list of the top issues we come across and how to fix them. Artifacts: This is where you'll see strange graphic issues like distortion of the image's texture or geometry. You may notice gaps in the graphics, mis-matched colouring, pixilation or flickering during fast movements. For these fixes, turn to your graphics card. If yours is old, outdated, underrated o

If you're thinking about getting into gaming, the options for equipment, accessories, computer servicing stores and gaming service providers can be extremely overwhelming. So, we've put together some tips to make your transition into gamerhood smooth and stress-free: Don't skimp on your gaming machine: there is a fine line between excessive spending and ensuring you have a good experience. It's kind of like riding a bike. If you spend $50, you're probably going to get a super

The year 2021 was a bit of a disappointment for the gaming industry. The pandemic and flooding damaged production and supply chains that had promised to bring some epic releases this past year. That also means there has been quite some time for gaming companies to build and release an arsenal of epic PC classics, their sequels and even some surprising indie games! The rumor mill has it that you can expect a resurgence of once-dead genres and of course a mass of live-service g

If you've just gotten into gaming you can already see how easy it is to spend hours glued to your screen. In addition to a worthy setup for your machine, your accessories play a vital role in your experience. We highly recommend spending a few extra dollars on ergonomic gaming equipment like a keyboard and mouse. A headset that molds to the shape of your dome with a decent microphone and noise-isolation features is also a must. If keyboard gaming is not your thing, controller

As a PC gamer, one of the best tips we can give is to keep your computer clean. Gaming is a demanding task for your machine, and as it works it generates heat, but if it can't keep itself cool you start to run into performance problems and eventually overall failure. Dust, hair, pet fur and many other small particles will clog up vents and fans over time with regular use. The dirt needs to be cleaned often and GENTLY. This does not mean with a vacuum or by blowing on it. Vacu