You love your gaming PC, right? Of course you do, so you’ll probably want to get your hands on the new issue of PC PowerPlay’s Tech Special!
Inside we’ve got a mountain of tips and tricks to help you get more from your rig. Give it a tune-up following our expert advice and your gaming life will be better.
Or heck, why not just go hard and build a new gaming PC! We have two huge DIY guides, one a bit OTT with an Intel 14900K CPU and Nvidia RTX 4090 at its heart, and another AMD-based build that’s aimed at value. Even if you don’t follow the guides there’s definitely a new trick or two to learn for the next time you build a rig, or install a new component.
But it’s not all about work and toil – we’ve got a great guide for playing retro games on your PC, and emulating the most legendary gaming systems of old. It’s a very cool project, and you might will discover new gaming experiences you might have overlooked.
Plus, as always we’ve pulled in the hottest new gaming gear for review, including the latest CPUs and graphics cards, and if you’re shopping for a new card right now there’s a feature here to help you figure out how much memory you need on the card. And, to help get you in the mood for graphics, we’ve done a nice historical piece looking at the most legendary graphics cards of all time.
Check it all out in the new PC PowerPlay Tech Special!
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