HDMI 2.1, VRR and ALLM: what they are and why they matter for gaming
The acronyms worth knowing if you connect a console or gaming PC to your TV
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Matteo sets the editorial line: how products are selected, and how sources are checked before anything gets published. He mainly writes about computers, laptops and gaming PCs.

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