Despite the RTX 3060 being a clear contender for the next mid-range GPU, you should be weighing it up against the RTX 3060 Ti. The reality is that until supply issues relax, it's a generally poor idea to be considering any of Nvidia's latest offerings at all. If you can find it at its standard retail price, and if you can stomach the inflated bar, it's already at a price to compensate for supply before it lands on local shores, then you can hardly go wrong with the ASUS RTX 3060 Strix. But if you absolutely don't need a new GPU today, patience will likely reward you more.

There’s no shortage of rare shoes out there either, with some versions fetching a ludicrous sum on the open market, but can any of that footwear run your feet and Crysis? I’m not exactly certain if RTKFT’s “virtual and physical next-gen collectible sneakers for the best esports, gaming, and entertainment celebrities” can, but it certainly looks like it can run a few games of Minesweeper at the very least.

I'm as shocked as you are, to discover that Cyberpunk 2077 looks absolutely fantastic with Ray Tracing technology enabled.

Today Nvidia announces the GeForce GTX 1660 Ti, a brand new card for the mid-range market that replaces both the outgoing GTX 1060 6GB and the GTX 1070 8GB. It does so without really pushing either card out the way because it lacks the additional 2GB of VRAM that the GTX 1070 boasts, but it's just fast enough to make the GTX 1060 6GB look like the worse deal.

Although the MSI GTX 1050 Ti Gaming X is a stellar card, it’s crippled at the knees with price/performance that is not competitive to AMDs RX 470.

Nvidia's new Pascal cards are a massive leap forward in terms of power, and a compelling reason to upgrade

Rainbow Six Siege looks like it might be a PC heavyweight to me. It’s clearly geared towards that audience, and it’s going to have a fight on its hands when it tries to sway them away from Counter-Strike and its lethal foot-stabs. Here’s what you’ll need to run it on that platform.

Nvidia is updating their GeForce Experince tool with some incredibly usful features next month, granted you have the incredible internet requirement needed to run them.