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Soccer Welcome to the first all-in-one fantasy and gaming advice roundup column. Below you’ll find MLS Fantasy positional rankings as well as MLS Squad...

The UltraGear 27GP95R-B is similar to the UltraGear 27GP950-B, as its name suggests. (Image source: LG)LG has reduced another high-end gaming monitor under its UltraGear series. The UltraGear 27GP95R-B has a Nano-IPS panel with a default 144 Hz refresh rate. However, LG allows the UltraGear 27GP95R-B to be overclocked to 160 Hz, which combines with

TechSpot is about to celebrate its 25th anniversary. TechSpot means tech analysis and advice you can trust. The big picture: Discussions on the competition between Nvidia and AMD usually acknowledge Team Green as the more successful of the two PC gaming graphics giants. However, the distance between them changes depending on which businesses you focus on, as

Skip to content Image: Dominic Preston / Foundry The first time I played a video game, it was on a computer. Floppy disks were involved—the kind that actually flopped—as was dying of dysentery. I got sucked into working for Interpol not long after, who kept me busy chasing a notorious woman in a red trench

GameSquare on Thursday announced gaming star Tyler "Ninja" Blevins will be joining the international gaming and esports company as chief innovation officer."When I think...

Skip to content Image: Thiago Trevisan At a glanceExpert's Rating ProsCompetent features for the $279 MSRP   Understated but attractive design that fits into white-themed builds Good BIOS and overall build qualityConsMore demanding workstation users will need more features $279 is good, but not great for a “no frills” motherboard Gamers who want a flashier visual option may want to

Image: Acer My jaw dropped when I came across this monitor deal this morning. The refresh rate is 280Hz, which is crazy high, so visuals should be luscious and smooth as butter. You can get the Acer Nitro XV271 gaming monitor for $199.99 at Newegg, which saves you $170. That’s a fantastic deal for a

CyberPowerPC has been selling gaming desktops and laptops for years, and earlier this year at CES, the company showed off a high-end laptop with detachable liquid cooling. It’s now a real PC that you can buy.Read This Article on How-To Geek ›...