Gaming storage shootout 2015: SSD, HDD or Raid 0 which is best?
Lately we have seen games increasing their size up to 65GB. SSD’s are still too small to store all your games at a reasonable cost. The most common solution seems to use an SSD for your OS and a “slow” hard drive to store most of your games. However there is another alternative that seems to have been forgotten and it is called raid 0.
Cleaning up old NVIDIA driver files to save disk space (2017 edition)
Did you know that each time you installed a Geforce driver update your old files get left behind? GameplayInside shows you how to save disk space by cleaning up old NVIDIA driver files.
Move files to and from your SSD without reinstalling by using Symbolic Links
Ever wish you could move games and other apps to and from your SSD without the need for reinstalling them? Symbolic links allow you to do exactly that! Using symbolic links you can maximize the usable space on your SSD.
Nvidia Geforce GTX 1070 performance benchmarks – Is it worth the wait?
Earlier today a french tech website posted their GTX 1070 benchmarks. So how good is the GTX 1070, is it worth the wait??? As far as GameplayInside is concerned: It definitely is!
Cleaning old Google Chrome versions to save disk space
Did you know Google Chrome can eat up Gigabytes of disk space? GameplayInside shows you how to save disk space by cleaning old chrome versions.
How to enable Steam In-Game Overlay and In-Home streaming in Uplay games
This is how you enable Steam In-Game overlay and/or Steam In-Home streaming for all Uplay games!
How to check your frame rate and gpu usage in any game
A recurring issue in Pc gaming is the stuttering of some video games. Your game either feels smooth or it doesn't. This difference is determined by your frame rate. The higher the frame rate the smoother your gameplay. The only exception here is that a highly variable frame rate can also feel like stuttering.