See Games Differently
See Games Differently
Computex 2017
Dell has long had a stable of powerful mainstream laptops that could handle games, its Inspiron 15 gaming laptops and its Alienware enthusiast line-up, but in recent years it’s been missing an appealing desktop machine that’s affordable enough for casual buyers but powerful enough for today’s demanding titles.
Buying a gaming monitor has always been a bit like Australian broadband. You could have really nice image quality, 4K and HDR support, a 120hz or 144hz refresh rate, plenty of real estate, but you couldn’t have it all especially if you wanted it to be affordable. And even if…
When AMD came out guns blazing with its multi-core, heavily multi-threaded Ryzen CPUs, we knew that Intel wouldn’t take long to respond. And it has, with a new line-up of Core i5, i7 and a new i9 with as many as 18 cores and 36 hyperthreading threads. They’ll be phenomenally…
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