Goran Damnjanovic

Serbia

Freelance Content Writer at Freelance

Articles

How to Tell When Your Gaming PC Needs a CPU Upgrade

2 days ago | howtogeek.com | Goran Damnjanovic

If your GPU is poorly utilized due to a feeble CPU, leading to CPU-induced stuttering, it might be time for an upgrade. If you aren't satisfied with the performance of CPU-limited esports titles, especially if you play them with competitive (read: low) settings, getting a faster CPU should improve the frame rate in said games. Having a CPU bottleneck doesn't warrant upgrading your CPU, especially if you're satisfied with the level of performance in games you play.
10 Games That Will Turn Anyone Into a Rougelike Fan

5 days ago | howtogeek.com | Goran Damnjanovic

Roguelites and their less forgiving cousin, roguelikes, are two of the most popular video game genres of the 2020s. Sometimes I get the feeling that half of all newly released indie games fall into one of these two genres. Personally, they don’t really jibe with me. I prefer a well-crafted story campaign with a proper ending, where beating the game isn’t just the beginning. However, every rule has exceptions, and I found myself loving the following 10 games for one reason or another.
7 Must-Play Star Wars Board and Card Games

1 week ago | howtogeek.com | Goran Damnjanovic

Star Wars is one of the most popular media franchises ever. It all started on the big screen almost 50 years ago and today you can watch, read, play, and listen to a smorgasbord of Star Wars media. One of the avenues the franchise has explored is tabletop games. The world of Star Wars tabletop games includes everything from unpretentious deckbuilders to intricate miniatures games that boast legions of faithful fans.
The 14 Best Parrying Mechanics in Video Games

1 week ago | howtogeek.com | Goran Damnjanovic

While parrying has been a part of action games for decades, it arguably truly entered the mainstream with the release of FromSoftware's Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice. Ever since this masterpiece, games where parrying is front-and-center have been sprouting like mushrooms after a rain. While Not all of these games are third-person soulslikes, many of them are. That said, there's plenty of variety within the settings and style of combat to suit a variety of tastes. Here are some of the best ones.
How My PC and Mac Share a Monitor and Keyboard (Without a KVM Switch)

1 week ago | howtogeek.com | Goran Damnjanovic

I use Bluetooth peripherals to seamlessly switch between my Windows PC and my Mac Mini. The Moonlight streaming client and a shared folder allow me to quickly and efficiently switch to Windows desktop and transfer files between the two computers during work hours. The whole procedure takes me about eight seconds on average, which isn't long enough to warrant getting a KVM switch.
8 Tips for Undervolting Your Gaming GPU

1 week ago | howtogeek.com | Goran Damnjanovic

Nowadays, when every graphics card is pushed to its limits out of the box, you should consider undervolting rather than overclocking. Undervolting the GPU allows you to retain the same or nearly the same level of performance as with the default settings while reducing power consumption, noise, and thermals. Your GPU uses a certain amount of voltage (basically the measurement of the "pressure" with which electrons flow through the GPU’s circuits).
12 Star Wars Games You Should Play On Your PlayStation 5

2 weeks ago | howtogeek.com | Goran Damnjanovic

Own a PS5 and itching to play some Star Wars games? Despite the fact that only a handful of Star Wars titles have been released for PlayStation 5, the platform has access to a surprisingly good collection of games. Most are available via backward compatibility, but there's a couple of remasters and classic game re-releases that also deserve your attention. All in all, there's a dozen Star Wars games I can recommend to PlayStation 5 owners.
After Playing DOOM: The Dark Ages, I Want a New Pacific Rim Game

2 weeks ago | howtogeek.com | Goran Damnjanovic

Atlan levels in DOOM: The Dark Ages are the highlight, offering massive, visceral mech combat with impressive sound effects. Armored Core and MechWarrior games just don't measure up to the weighty, melee-focused Atlan experience. A new Pacific Rim game that allowed players to control both Jaegers and Kaijus would provide the ultimate mech and monster destruction experience. DOOM: The Dark Ages is on my gaming plate at the moment.
This Gaming Mouse Has the Cure for Your Sweaty Palms

2 weeks ago | howtogeek.com | Goran Damnjanovic

The Pulsar x Feinman Noctua Edition mouse comes with an actual Noctua fan inside it, and should keep your hands nice and cool when gaming during summer. The mouse is based on the Pulsar Feinman 01 ultralight gaming mouse, features a body made of magnesium, support for 8,000Hz polling, and a super-comfy ergonomic shape. While the Pulsar x Feinman Noctua Edition looks like the mouse for summer gaming, it will most likely cost north of $200, which is its biggest drawback.
Corsair’s New PSU Is the Coolest and Most Pointless Thing at Computex 2025

2 weeks ago | howtogeek.com | Goran Damnjanovic

Corsair has been busy at this year’s Computex. The company has shown a bunch of new cases, but what caught my eye is the company’s transparent PSU prototype. This thing looks slick as heck and is the coolest piece of hardware I’ve seen at this year's Computex. A See-Through PSU Sounds Dumb But Actually Looks Incredibly Cool The PSU in question is part of Corsair’s new HXi SHIFT power supply lineup, but it won’t be released alongside other models.