The Lost Ark system requirements are so low that practically any video gaming PC assembled in the last 10 years can running the video game. Much better still, the video game will be totally free to play when it launches on February 11, making it even much easier to delve into the most recent title […]
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How to install an SSD
Even the best gaming PC will slow to a crawl eventually, whether your system has simply been standing the test of time or you’ve been stuck on an old hard drive. Fortunately, you can escape the sluggish confines of a hard drive pretty easily if you know how to install an SSD. SSDs are becoming […]
Windows 10 gaming PCs will get the NVMe SSD-enhancing DirectStorage API after all
Microsoft’s Windows 11 statement was laced with video gaming functions that were at first stated to be special to the brand-new os, however in an uncommon 180-degree turn, that no longer seems the case. DirectX designers have actually given that exposed that the DirectStorage API will, in truth, be concerning Windows 10 constructs more recent […]
Windows 11 doesn’t come pre-installed with Skype – is this the beginning of the end?
Even though Microsoft chose Skype to be pre-installed on any new copy of Windows 10 for your gaming PC, it’s been noticeably absent in the from the newly announced Windows 11. Instead, Microsoft Teams holds a proud spot on the start menu in published screenshots. Microsoft confirms that it will not include Skype – as […]
Microsoft will discontinue Internet Explorer after 25 years of service
When Microsoft’s new Edge browser launched back in 2015 alongside the release of Windows 10, it was only a matter of time until the company pulled the plug on Internet Explorer. In a blog post, Microsoft has announced that it will discontinue the last surviving supported version, IE11, after June 15 in 2022. Still, that […]