TechRadar's PC Gaming Week

PC Gaming Week

It wasn't so long ago that the PC was being written off in the face of tumbling shipments, a widespread dislike for Windows 8 and the rising popularity of tablets.

Mobile computing has undoubtedly changed how people buy and use PCs, but for gamers it's business as usual. For people who need the latest (and best) hardware to deliver eye-popping visuals and face-melting performance, the PC is king. And if it has been away on royal business in recent years, it's back to rule with an iron fist.

While PS4 and Xbox One owners are only just beginning to enjoy the fluidity and clarity offered by 1080p titles running at 60 frames per second, PC gamers are looking well ahead into the future. And boy, does it look good.

Rack 'em up

Gaze into a crystal ball and you'll find a whole host of mouthwatering trends — including high-powered VR (hey there, Oculus Rift), Windows 10 and DirectX 12, 4K and 120Hz/144Hz frame-synching monitors, meaty graphics cards like the Nvidia Titan X and much more.

So plug in your keyboard and mouse, check your water cooling temps and map your key bindings. Even though PC Gaming Week is over, you can spend the next 52 weeks (and beyond) checking out the news, interviews and reviews that emerged from it by clicking on the articles below.

Sunday

Twitch and shout: everything you need to know about PC streaming

Twitch and shout: everything you need to know about PC streaming

Saturday

TechRadar's favourite PC games of all time

TechRadar's favourite PC games of all time

Friday

How does your PC compare to TechRadar's towers of power?

How does your PC compare to TechRadar's towers of power?

Thursday

How does the ultimate PC of 10 years ago compare to the best today?

How does the ultimate PC of 10 years ago compare to the best today?

Wednesday

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The 12 best PC zombie shooters of all time

Tuesday

How to turn your Raspberry Pi 2 into a retro games console

How to turn your Raspberry Pi 2 into a retro games console

Monday

PC gaming's future depends on these 10 titles

PC gaming's future depends on these 10 titles

Sunday

How MInecraft is helping kids learn code one block at a time

How Minecraft is helping kids learn code one block at a time
Kane Fulton
Kane has been fascinated by the endless possibilities of computers since first getting his hands on an Amiga 500+ back in 1991. These days he mostly lives in realm of VR, where he's working his way into the world Paddleball rankings in Rec Room.