MyPCGames is an independent gaming and technology publication, edited by Alex Carter. This page explains how we produce our content, so readers — and the sites that link to us — know exactly what standards sit behind every article.
What We Publish
PC gaming guides and best settings, Windows and FPS optimization, PC hardware explainers and comparisons, and gaming news and reviews. We publish in this niche only.
How We Research and Test
Our guides are built from vendor documentation and documented behavior — Microsoft, NVIDIA, AMD, Intel and game publishers — checked against current versions before publishing. We do not publish benchmark figures we have not measured ourselves; where a number comes from a vendor or another publication, we say so in the article.
Accuracy and Corrections
If we get something wrong, we correct the article. Significant corrections are made openly, not silently. Readers can flag an error through our Contact page, and genuine corrections are applied as fast as we can verify them.
Reviews and Recommendations
Reviews are genuine evaluations. Listicles and roundups are presented as curated lists, not disguised reviews.
Contact
Editorial feedback, corrections and business enquiries go through our Contact page: https://mypcgames.net/contact/ — that is the fastest route to the editor.
How We Research Our Articles
Our guides and explainers are researched from primary sources wherever possible — official vendor documentation (NVIDIA, AMD, Intel, Microsoft), game publishers’ own announcements, and named specialist publications such as Tom’s Hardware, TechSpot and PCWorld. Every specification, price, date and performance figure is checked against its source, and anything we cannot verify is removed or clearly framed as unconfirmed. We do not publish benchmark numbers we have not traced to a named source, and we never claim hands-on testing we have not done. If we get something wrong, we correct it openly — write to us via the Contact page.