For most gamers, finding the right chair is essential. If you like to indulge in marathon gaming sessions, then a comfortable chair can make a huge difference. It starts with identifying what type of gamer you are, what you prefer, and the type of games you indulge in most of the time. This is due to the fact that the sitting and positioning mechanics that are involved in PC and console gaming are not the same. There are plenty of differences between computer gaming chairs and console gaming chairs. In the post, we look at the similarities and differences between the two different types of gaming chairs. read more

The paging file (Pagefile.sys) is a hidden file on your computer’s hard disk that Windows uses as memory when it runs out of RAM space to use. Generally, your page file will be on your c: by default unless you installed Windows to another drive. The paging file is a minimum of 1.5 times and a maximum of three times your physical RAM. In this post, we look to see if you should configure your paging file for gaming.

Store the Paging File on an SSD

If all you have is an SSD drive, you are all set. However, if you have both an SSD and a HDD, you will want to make sure the paging file is setup to use the SSD. This will help performance quite a bit. An SSD so way faster when compared to a HDD, so having the paging file setup on the SSD will give you the best performance. read more

Whether you’re training to go pro or spending a weekend playing through a new game, marathon sessions can put a strain on anyone. Though many of us have had spontaneous marathon sessions with no problems, a little preparation can help you get the most of your sessions. This is especially important if they are going to be a regular occurrence.

Planning ahead can make a big difference. These tips will help you with scheduling your sessions, planning a comfortable setup, looking after yourself, and watching out for addiction to get the most out of your marathon gaming sessions. read more