Overclok PC builds high-performance custom PCs for gamers, creators, professionals, and businesses that demand serious computing power. Our team shares practical advice on PC hardware, performance, upgrades, gaming, and workstation technology to help you get more from your system.
Microsoft Flight Simulator needs more than a powerful graphics card. Learn which CPU, GPU, RAM, storage, cooling, and display targets make sense for a smooth, balanced simulator PC.
CPU core counts can be confusing. Learn when 6, 8, 12, 16, or more cores make a real difference in a gaming PC or professional workstation.
A practical guide to choosing a motherboard for a gaming PC or workstation, including CPU socket compatibility, chipset features, VRM quality, expansion, storage, networking, and form factor.
High-refresh-rate gaming needs more than a powerful graphics card. Learn which CPU, GPU, RAM, storage, and cooling choices make sense for 144Hz, 240Hz, and 360Hz gaming PCs.
A practical guide to choosing a photogrammetry workstation for drone surveys, reality capture, 3D models, and large image sets without overspending on the wrong components.
A practical Blender workstation buying guide covering GPU rendering, VRAM, CPU cores, memory, storage, and the configurations that make sense for hobbyists and production work.
Learn how much RAM a gaming PC or workstation really needs, when 16GB is enough, why 32GB is the practical sweet spot for many buyers, and when 64GB or more makes sense.
Air coolers and AIO liquid coolers can both do an excellent job. Learn where each makes sense for gaming PCs and workstations, and avoid spending more than your CPU actually needs.
Choosing a 1440p gaming PC is mostly about pairing the right graphics card with your monitor’s refresh rate. Here are practical component recommendations for standard, high-refresh, and ray-traced 1440p gaming.
A practical buying guide to choosing a desktop PC for local AI inference, development, image generation, and light fine-tuning. Learn which specifications matter most and where your budget should go.
