pc-experience.de
German-language IT portal publishing PC hardware tests, reviews, tutorials and downloads for computer enthusiasts
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About pc-experience.de
PC-Experience is a German-language IT portal that publishes hardware tests and reviews, tutorials, workshops and a downloads section. Coverage includes graphics cards, PC fans, SSDs, USB and Windows topics.
The portal is run by an editorial team and is aimed at PC users and hardware enthusiasts. It displays advertising, and its forum has been in read-only mode since 2017.
It has been in a passive publishing mode since summer 2017, and the editors announced further content for 2025/2026. The imprint and privacy policy are published on the site.
Product: Online IT portal with hardware tests, tutorials, forum and downloads
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