13 results for “Valorant”.
EA lists a 6 GB graphics card and 16 GB of RAM as the floor, plus TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot. Here are the specs and the exact steps to check and turn those security settings on.
Free-to-Play GamesYou do not need a new graphics card to play free competitive games. These five run on modest hardware, and the publishers' own minimum specs show which ones fit an older PC or laptop.
Free-to-Play GamesA hub for free-to-play PC gaming: how these games make money, which genre fits you, the newest launches, and the GameRath guide to read next for every game we cover.
Guides & ComparisonsBuild from scratch or upgrade what you have: what to decide first, the order to install parts, the BIOS and Windows settings to check afterward, and which GameRath guide covers each step.
Guides & ComparisonsValorant is built to run on modest hardware, so big FPS drops usually have a fixable cause. Here is how to find out whether your CPU or GPU is the bottleneck and which settings to change first.
Guides & ComparisonsYou bought a 144Hz or 240Hz gaming monitor, but Windows only offers 60Hz. The fix is almost always a cable, a port, or one hidden setting — here is the order to check them in.
Free-to-Play GamesTactical, hero shooter, or somewhere in between — these are the free-to-play shooters actually worth learning right now, not just the ones with the biggest marketing budget.
Free-to-Play GamesThirty agents, a round-based economy system, and a cosmetic-only cash shop have kept Valorant one of the biggest free-to-play shooters around since 2020 — here's what the game actually is and how to get started.
Free-to-Play GamesFrom battle royale to MMORPG to MOBA, these are the free-to-play games actually worth your download bandwidth in 2026 — ranked by genre, not just hype.
NewsRiot calls Patch 13.06 the biggest Valorant update of the year, headlined by a new rifle, a limited-time duo mode built around ability drafting, and a long-requested playtime rewards system.
Free-to-Play GamesBattle royale, building, and a genre-crossover season called Override — here's what a new Windows player actually needs to know before dropping in.
Guides & ComparisonsChoosing your first nation wrong is the single biggest reason new War Thunder players quit. Here's how to pick one, avoid the dreaded mid-tier wall, and survive your first battles.
Guides & ComparisonsEverything a new Valorant player needs to stop feeding rounds and start winning them — agent picks, map basics, buy rounds, and the practice habits that actually move your rank.