Looking to build a Gaming PC for 1440p gaming but don’t want to go all out? As always, we’ve got you covered. With a budget of Rs. 90K, it’s important to not go all out on a specific component and instead choose the ones that complement each other to get the best performance out of your rig. We have refined this build to focus on 1440p gaming instead of 4K. For the latter, check out our build under Rs. 1 Lakh.

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As part of its apparent attempts to compete with Google Stadia, Nvidia has announced that its ‘GeForce Now’ cloud-gaming service will be coming to mobiles in the form of a new Android app. In an official blog post on Monday, the company revealed that the Android app will first launch in beta on ‘flagship devices from LG and Samsung’, before being rolled out more widely.

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NVIDIA, with its GeForce 436.02 Gamescom-special drivers. among several new features and performance updates, introduced integer scaling, a resolution upscaling algorithm that scales up extremely low-resolution visuals to a more eye-pleasing blocky pixellated lines by multiplying pixels in a “nearest-neighbor” pattern without changing their color, as opposed to bilinear upscaling, that blurs the image by attempting to add details where none exist, by altering colors of multiplied pixels.

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If you’re looking to upgrade your PC or build a new system with Intel processors, you might be searching for the best motherboard to complement your CPU and graphics card. Look no further because we’ve done all the research and compiled an exhaustive list of best motherboards in the entire price range, for your gaming and editing needs.

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This year, Ryzen has made a much bigger splash than Navi. While Nvidia’s Super series stole much of AMD’s graphics thunder, Intel was much less prepared for the 7nm third-gen Ryzen 3000 onslaught. The Ryzen 5 3600 is arguably the only Mid-Range gaming CPU you should consider, period.

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