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17 years ago, one engineer made a very important discovery: If you shout at data centre HDDs, they slow down

Same, little HDD. Same.

PC Gamer · Jun 12

Arm's ray-traced demo of its neural technologies for mobile phone gaming proves that there's an alternate chip for handheld gaming PCs to use outside of AMD or Intel

After all, the hardware inside your phone is rather wasted, so let's stick it in something better.

PC Gamer · Jun 12

The 9 games we're most excited about after Summer Game Fest's showcase bonanza

There's a lotta games to be hyped for, but these have our utmost attention.

PC Gamer · Jun 12

Why do mech games rarely let you leave the cockpit? Brigador Killers devs joke that the feature 'added five years of development time'

10 years after the first game, Brigador Killers is mixing things up.

PC Gamer · Jun 11

After playing the new remake of Tomb Raider, I'm convinced you can't actually remake Tomb Raider

The 1996 game's legacy overshadows what actually made it so distinct 30 years ago.

PC Gamer · Jun 11

Time to get a little sadder about Destiny 2: TWIDs are coming to an end

No great surprise, given the end of Destiny 2 update, but seeing seeing the words put to paper is a bummer.

PC Gamer · Jun 11

You can just bypass Fable's reputation system with enough gold, which seems like a waste of its 'complex, nuanced, take on morality'

Fable's take on morality sounds pretty neat—if only it weren't so eager to assure us we can just buy out of it.

PC Gamer · Jun 11

A single crab has the third highest player kill count in Path of Exile 2

Grinding Gear Games briefly created one of the most powerful monsters in the action RPG—on accident.

PC Gamer · Jun 11

Quake Champions gets a huge update and free battle pass to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Quake

No, it is not dead, and if you've ever wanted to jump in, this would be a great time.

PC Gamer · Jun 11

Pokémon Go data was used to help train AI systems being developed for military drones

Niantic Spatial says "ground scans" collected through Pokémon Go are part of the data being used to train its models.

PC Gamer · Jun 11