Intel has dished out some great CPUs as a part of both its mainstream as well as servers and workstation CPU line-ups over the last few years. Many of its mainstream consumer-grade CPUs have made it to our list of the best CPUs, with the likes of the Core i9-13900K even claiming the performance crown. This has been something of a comeback, as Intel has struggled technologically for years and, in 2022, finally felt the devastating financial effects of losing the edge in this space over its competitors. If you look back at Intel's history, you'll find tons of awful CPUs, and some of these will make you wonder how Intel only started running into financial issues recently.

Both Nvidia and AMD offer utilities that let you relive your favorite in-game moments, be it an unbelievable 1v1 that you may have pulled off against your foes, or simply just your teammates' fumble. AMD GPU users can take advantage of the AMD Adrenaline software, whereas those with an Nvidia graphics card can rely on the ShadowPlay features offered within the GeForce Experience software to capture screenshots, record gameplay, and stream their gaming sessions online.

YouTuber Wulff Den was able to achieve burn-in on his Steam Deck OLED after 1,500 hours in a high-brightness stress test.

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Buying the best gaming headset is crucial to having a good experience. A good headset can make a huge difference while playing games, be it an online competitive shooter or a casual single-player title. Your choice of gaming headset will determine how you hear the sound effects in the virtual world and how you communicate with your teammates in-game.

Gamers and game developers are taking note of crashes on high-end Intel CPUs, and we think we have the answer. Multiple answers, even. Power, current, voltage, and clock speeds are all potential factors.

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