About WikiGamingPC

WikiGamingPC is an independent buying guide for gaming PCs, written for players who want a clear answer before they spend. We review prebuilt gaming PCs, components and peripherals on what each maker and seller states, set the picks side by side, and show every price with the moment it was read.

Who writes WikiGamingPC

WikiGamingPC was founded by Paul Syverson, a writer, editor and computer enthusiast with a long background in gaming hardware and content creation. Paul started the site to help gamers get the most from their setups, and he writes and edits the buying guides and the Blog articles. His author page lists everything he has published here.

How we review a gaming PC

Each guide starts from every machine that fits its brief, such as a price window, a graphics card or a screen resolution. We read the graphics card and its memory, the processor, the RAM and the storage from the listing and the maker's own pages, then compare the picks on those stated specifications.

A blank in a spec table means the seller did not state that value. The spec score sums up how a pick compares with the others in the same guide, and the method is printed under every guide that shows one.

Prices you can check

Every price on WikiGamingPC is read from the store's listing and shown with the time it was read. When we can no longer quote a price, the page asks you to check it at the store instead of showing an older number.

How we stay independent

When you buy through a link on WikiGamingPC, the site may earn a commission as an Amazon Associate, and the price you pay stays the same. A commission never decides which product is picked or where it sits in a guide.

Guides and Blog

Our guides cover gaming PCs at every budget, from entry level towers to high end machines, plus the parts and gear that complete a setup: graphics cards, processors, monitors, keyboards, chairs and more. The Blog section explains the terms behind them, from graphics memory to power supply efficiency, with each explanation traced to a maker or a standards body. Our front page shows how many products we cover. Questions and corrections are welcome through the contact page.

Where to start

Browse Gaming PCs, Components, Peripherals and Blog. The author page of Paul Syverson lists every guide and article on the site. To reach us, use the contact page.