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Like millions of PC gamers around the world, Logical Increments co-founder Orion is particularly fond of blowing up things in World of Tanks.
For those looking to join legions of tank-exploders, we now have a guide that explains everything you need to know about building a PC powerful enough for World of Tanks.
Check it out here: Building the Best PC for World of Tanks.
A power supply and graphics card await installation into Jim’s Enthoo Primo case.
Until a few months ago, 53-year-old Logical Increments reader Jim had never attempted to build his own PC. He had always purchased pre-built desktops for his design work, but felt like their components were already antiquated by the time he unboxed the PC.
The purpose of this build is to achieve 4K gaming at 60 frames per second (or 1440p gaming at 144 hz) in AAA games, all within a micro-ATX form factor for approximately $2,000.
Building a PC for video editing is quite a bit different from building a PC for gaming. To start, it prioritizes more CPU power, less GPU power, and a greater amount of RAM. It also involves much different considerations when it comes to data storage.
To help address the specific needs of PC builders who edit videos, we just published a new guide: Building a PC for Video Editing.
Your keyboard is the part of your computer with which you have the most contact. But despite all the time many people spend with their keyboards, very few consider the variety of choices available.
So, what options are there for your keyboard, and how do you know when you’ve found the right keyboard for you? Are you looking for the best cheap mechanical keyboard or a gaming keyboard? And what are these “mechanical” keyboards you keep hearing about?
Read on to get an intro to mechanical keyboards, or just watch this video:
Minecraft is one of the most popular games on the planet, and it has introduced a new generation of gamers to PC gaming. For many, Minecraft will be the game that inspires them to build their own computer. Playing Minecraft from the comfort of your own computer with your friends is really awesome. Although, the game is so much greater when you and your friends have your own server similar to those at https://ggservers.com.
People often ask us for advice on building a PC for a specific game, and one of the games commonly requested is Grand Theft Auto V.
Newegg.com tends to have some of the best sales on PC parts out of any online stores, and today (January 27), they are having a good one!
A lot of these prices are as low as I saw on Black Friday.
The time has come for Intel’s Skylake CPUs to (almost completely) replace Haswell on the Logical Increments parts list. As a result, we have upgraded many of our motherboard recommendations to socket 1151, and our RAM recommendations to DDR4.
