Difference between revisions of "Useful links"
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Revision as of 00:34, 2 March 2013
Retail
- Newegg - Computer Parts website focused on the PC enthusiast.
- TigerDirect - Catalog website for computer parts and accessories.
- Amazon - Large online retailer with occasional good deals on PC components.
Parts
- Tom's Hardware - Bench marking and parts review site.
Blogs
- PC Gamer - Blog counterpart of UK magazine.
- Rock Paper Shotgun - UK blog.
- truepcgaming - Independent blog.
- GamingDaily - Independent blog.
Tweaking
- TweakGuides.com - Tweak guides of games written by Koroush Ghazi.
- Widescreen Gaming Forum - Resource for fixing games to work on multiple displays.
- /r/moddingguides - Reddit forum for modding PC games.
Hardware
- Can You Run It - Page that checks if your system meets a games requirements
Multiplayer
- LANPartyWiki - A wiki for LAN party resources.
Trivia
- Did You Know Gaming - A blog style website for random facts about games.
General
- PCGaming Subreddit - General purpose subreddit for PCGaming.
- buildapc Subreddit - Subreddit for guidance in the rig building/upgrading process.
- pcgamingtechsupport Subreddit - Subreddit for troubleshooting hardware and software issues with gaming PCs.