Playing older PC games on modern machines will leave a little to be desired in the graphics department, but there are ways to improve the look of your favorite classic titles.

Playing older PC games on modern machines will leave a little to be desired in the graphics department, but there are ways to improve the look of your favorite classic titles.

Mods, fan-made patches, and extra post-processing effects can make old-school PC games feel fresh.

There are a few things that you can do to optimize your PC for gaming. Here's how, from using Game Mode to setting your monitor's refresh rate.

Nvidia's DLAA tech replaces traditional anti-aliasing technologies to offer better visuals with no performance hit.

5 Graphics Settings Worth Tweaking in Every PC Game Sure, you can settle for the default presets, but even small changes can mean better performance—and a much better gaming experience.

To make a specific Steam VR game run better, you can adjust its in-game graphics settings. Running a game at lower configurations will automatically make it run better on a low-end PC.

Now, let's move on to the in-game graphics settings for "Spider-Man Remastered" on PC. Launching the game has a separate launcher where you can set the graphics BEFORE you're even in the game itself.

There's not much to Valheim's graphics settings, all the better for this easy to love game, but there are a few tweaks I'd recommend you make to certain post-processing graphics settings.

Here's how to shop for a right-priced graphics card for playing games on today's best-value monitors—1,920 by 1,080 displays—along with the top-rated GPUs in our testing.

How to make your graphics card better by adjusting power limits Can graphics cards from AMD and Nvidia be made better with just a few clicks? Yes, here's how.