How do Deadlock ranks work? There comes a time in a lot of our gaming careers where we want to take the next step, where we want to be truly tested, and where we want to see how far we can go. In Deadlock, the real grind is ranked mode. You’ll be matched with and against players playing for keeps, and might even earn yourself a thing or two. Deadlock is playable right now, and it’s in good shape, even though the full Deadlock release date is still a ways away. Valve recently introduced a ranked mode in the MOBA game, but how does it work? Also, have you dipped your toe into the competitive scene and wondered what your rank means? Here is the Deadlock ranked mode and ranks explained. Continue reading Deadlock ranks and ranked mode explained MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Deadlock release date , Deadlock crosshair, Deadlock characters

If you already own a Secretlab gaming chair and it's looking a little tired and/or dirty, or you're thinking of buying one but are concerned about marks and dirt degrading it over time, the new Secretlab Skins Lite might be just what you need. Secretlab has offered its range of Skins seat covers for a while, but the new Lite version is 50% cheaper, making it even easier to cover and protect your gaming chair. As we found in our Secretlab Titan Evo review, it's the customization on offer with this chair that really makes it the best gaming chair around. With these new Secretlab Skins Lite, you now have yet another way in which you can change the look and feel of your chair, without breaking the bank. Continue reading Secretlab just cut the cost of customizing and protecting your gaming chair MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best graphics card, Best gaming PC, Best SSD for gaming

While we’re still waiting for the RTX 5090 to drop, the PC gaming business is already laying the groundwork for the Nvidia GeForce RTX 6090, which has just appeared in a trademark filing, along with several other GeForce 6000-series model names, from the RTX 6050 to the RTX 6090 Super. In fact, just about every possible permutation of Nvidia’s usual GPU model names has been filed in the entry. However, it’s important to note that this filing comes from a third-party graphics card manufacturer, rather than Nvidia itself. We’re expecting Nvidia to announce its next lineup of gaming GPUs at the CES tradeshow in January 2025, with hopefully the RTX 5090 making an appearance, as well as the RTX 5080. However, graphics card manufacturer Sinotex has jumped the gun even further, with a trademark filing for not only 15 RTX 5000 graphics card names but also several RTX 6000 GPUs. Continue reading Forget the Nvidia GeForce RTX 5090, the RTX 6090 is already being discussed MORE FROM PCGAMESN: GeForce RTX 4070 Super review, DLSS explained, Best graphics cards

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