#gaming pc

Has the energy cost jump made you reconsider your PC build specs?

Does anyone else feel guilty replacing a perfectly good graphics card?

Is an AI-ready upgrade worth the cost for my current PC setup?

Is a high-end gaming PC worth it for someone who plays only retro titles

Does anyone else think overpriced GPUs are killing the whole computer hardware vibe?

Why do PC enthusiasts hate on pre-built desktops when they're fine for 95% of people?

Is the am4 motherboard still relevant for a budget pc build in 2025

Should gamers avoid liquid cooling for better value?

Is water cooling a pointless flex that's just asking for a leak disaster, or does it actually make sense?

Are you still choosing a home computer over a laptop for the best value?

Are you quitting RGB gear after learning about its energy impact?

Do PC enthusiasts overhype 'future-proofing' so much that they convince people to waste money on components they'll never need?

Should we admit that "future-proofing" your PC is a complete myth?

Is building a gaming PC still worth it with prices this high?

Are you upgrading your PC or waiting for next-gen GPU prices to drop?

Is it smarter to build a PC without a dedicated GPU in 2025?

Should I spend half my budget on the graphics card?

Does a $2000 gaming PC beat a $500 console for esports?

Would you rather bet your gaming rig on a no-name power supply that costs half as much and never fails?

Is it better to buy DDR4 or DDR5 right now for a new PC build