Apex Gaming PCs Blog

Dec 02, 2022

Can I Use my School PC as a Gaming PC?

There are some great methods for determining whether a school-oriented desktop can run games stock or with minor upgrades. Most desktop PCs marketed for school use have a case, motherboard, CPU, and storage layout with a lower-wattage PSU (Power Supply...

Nov 25, 2022

The Differences Between Gaming Desktops and Regular PCs

Depending on your workload, the line between a regular desktop and a gaming desktop varies. Regular computers for business tend to lack conventional components like a dedicated GPU, higher-watt PSU, and most display connections. Parts for workstations and gaming PCs...

Nov 18, 2022

Does TBW in an SSD Matter for Gaming?

Depending on your storage type, the term TBW (Terabytes Written) could explain why the older a system is less reliable in the time to access programs stored. However, does that contribute to the quality of the build or the protocol...

Nov 11, 2022

GPU Artifacting Explained: Causes & Fixes

Among the many vices of troubleshooting and configuring a PC, having a malfunctioning GPU contributes to display issues, system stability, and the system's overall health. The most common issue among GPUs in their life span is artifacting, and while attributed...

Nov 04, 2022

Are Gaming Laptops Also Good for Video Editing?

Using a gaming laptop in video editing is common due to better performance over regular laptops. Recent developments in smaller form factor technology have allowed the latest hardware releases from Nvidia, Intel, and AMD to create the newest generation of...