Will it run?
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Check if your rig can handle the latest AAA titles like Cyberpunk 2077 and Monster Hunter Wilds. Professional grading based on real hardware specs.
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Monster Hunter Wilds
Comfortable even on midrange hardware—but CPU/GPU balance matters.
Dragon's Dogma 2
Official mid-range specs run fine, but the heavy open-world/NPC logic demands a beefier CPU than recommended.
ELDEN RING
To maximize stability, aim for a GPU above official recommendations paired with a mid-to-high tier CPU, 32GB of RAM, and an NVMe SSD.
Monster Hunter Rise
Comfortable performance on specs a tier below World—and several tiers below Wilds.
Cyberpunk 2077
Major updates have hiked the system requirements, yet the game remains surprisingly scalable—even playable on handhelds. That said, if you’re chasing peak visuals, be warned: this is one of the most punishing heavyweights in PC gaming.
Apex Legends
It's surprisingly easy to run, but the hardware demands scale aggressively depending on your target resolution and framerate.
# Topics
Latest PC part news, reviews, and industry trends.
PC Parts and Accessories That Actually Last
PC parts and accessories may not be big-ticket items, but they can quietly add up over time. This article rounds up PC parts and accessories that tend to last when you buy them.
Pros and Cons of Choosing an Intel NUC
Intel’s barebones NUC (Next Unit of Computing) makes it easy for even first-time PC builders to assemble a PC. This article explains where the Intel NUC stands out—and where it falls short—based on the author’s experience using one for over five years.
Perfect for First-Time PC Builders: Why a Barebones NUC Is a Smart, Simple Choice
This guide explains the barebones NUC, a beginner-friendly option for first-time PC builders, including key features, common types, and why it’s a great starting point.
Is AMD Ryzen More Cost-Effective Than Intel Core? A Closer Look
This article examines whether AMD’s Ryzen lineup offers better value for the money than Intel’s Core lineup.
# Guides
From beginners to experts. Step-by-step guides for PC building, setup, and troubleshooting.
Build an Ultra Energy-Efficient, Quiet Custom PC With an Intel NUC
This guide summarizes how to choose the best Intel NUC models for an ultra energy-efficient, quiet PC build, including comparisons based on power consumption and performance, plus recommendations for the best ultra-low-power, quiet Intel NUC options by use case.
Turn an Intel NUC Into a Gaming PC With an External Graphics Card (eGPU)
This article summarizes how to turn an Intel NUC into a gaming PC using an external graphics card (eGPU), along with compatible models.
How to Choose a USB Display Adapter (and Key Tips for Using One)
This article covers how to choose a USB display adapter and the key points to keep in mind when using one.
Learn How to Use CPU Benchmarks
CPU benchmarks were once seen as something only PC enthusiasts cared about, but today they’re one of the key indicators to check when buying a computer. Learn how to use benchmarks effectively to find the best PC for your needs.
# Basics
Learn the essentials of PC parts, standards, and terminology from scratch to enjoy your self-built PC life.
What Is Addressable RGB (ARGB)? Pros and Cons
This article explains “addressable RGB,” a lighting standard used for PC components. It also summarizes how it differs from RGB LEDs, along with the pros and cons.
What Is Addressable RGB (ARGB)? Pros and Cons
This article explains “addressable RGB,” a lighting standard used for PC components. It also summarizes how it differs from RGB LEDs, along with the pros and cons.
How to Identify Intel NUC Models and Generations
This guide explains how to identify Intel NUC models and generations. Intel NUC model numbers are designed so that once the model number is known, details like the CPU generation and CPU type can be inferred—making it useful when choosing an Intel NUC.
Internal PC Storage Standards and Types: How to Check Compatibility and Choose the Right Drive
This article summarizes internal PC storage standards and types. It also explains how to check which internal storage options a PC supports, plus how to properly choose between HDDs and SSDs.
