#hardware debate

Do PC gamers with $5,000 rigs have any right to judge console players who use upscalers on old games?

Which is better for gaming, the RTX 3060 or the RX 6600?

Is spending $500 on a gaming motherboard just buying lights and a logo, or does it actually make your PC perform better?

Is performance per watt really more important than raw power, or is that just cope for people on a tight budget?

With remasters flooding the market, is original hardware still worth it?

Is high-end thermal paste actually a scam, or just the ultimate flex for PC builders with money to burn?

What's your take on modern GPUs being overkill for classic games like Doom?

Does more VRAM really help with gaming in 2025

Which is better for gaming, AMD or Nvidia right now?

Do you really need a powerful graphics card for everyday computing now?

Does anyone else avoid RGB RAM because of the extra power drain

Are being "team green" or "team red" just fanboy marketing, or is one truly superior?

Does buying a new $3000 CPU make you part of the problem when a $200 chip works fine for years?