DDR5 can improve PC gaming performance, but it’s still a useless upgrade
DDR5 will soon be the new standard for PC gaming, but should you spring for more speed when you upgrade? Some gamers may want to, but most shouldn’t.
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DDR5 will soon be the new standard for PC gaming, but should you spring for more speed when you upgrade? Some gamers may want to, but most shouldn’t.
A modder discovered how to hack FSR 2.0 into DLSS games, and it reveals just how similar the two are after all.
It all comes down to performance when picking your next graphics card, right? Not exactly. Here’s how GPU benchmarks can mislead upgrades.
DLSS and FSR have sucked up the limelight in PC gaming performance, but another feature has been lurking in the background, largely ignored by developers.
HDR in PC games has been the source of problems for four years now, and we’ve made shockingly little progress. But there may finally be a way out.
For around a decade, there hasn’t been a reason to go beyond a 750W power supply in a gaming PC. But that’s changing, and it’s important to upgrade soon.
Most gaming PCs are defined by their specs, but not gaming laptops. Even with the same graphics card, some laptops just don’t perform the way they should.
ReSpec is a new biweekly column on Digital Trends covering the latest PC gaming hardware and technologies so you can better navigate the games you play.
What does a little extra cache do for your gaming PC? Quite a bit, it turns out. We take a technical deep dive into AMD’s 3D V-Cache technology.