pc gaming
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5 Gaming Items You Didn’t Know You Could Claim On Tax In 2024
Any gaming items you’ve purchased in the last year may be claimable at tax time as work-from-home expenses. Here’s what you claim, and how.
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How to Avoid Cyberpunk 2077’s Save-Corrupting Bug
Considering it’s one of the biggest-selling games of the year, Cyberpunk 2077 is a mess. It might run well on your PC, if you have good enough specs, but there are still plenty of game-breaking bugs to deal with. One of the worst can corrupt your save file without warning, leading to hours of lost…
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Can Your Hardware Handle ‘Minecraft’ With Ray Tracing?
After months in beta, Minecraft with ray tracing is now available for Windows 10 players. It’s the biggest visual upgrade Minecraft has received in its nine-year lifespan, adding realistic lighting behaviour to the game’s blocky, malleable worlds. You’ll need to meet high hardware requirements to experience the effect for yourself, but it’s absolutely worth it.
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Which PC Gaming Subscription Service Is Best?
3When it comes to video game subscription services, console gamers have it pretty easy — they’re mostly stuck with PlayStation, Nintendo, or Xbox’s first-party services. PC gamers, on the other hand, have a lot of choices to pick from.