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Revision as of 10:01, 8 August 2014
A personal computer (PC) is a general-purpose machine which serves a purpose of operating software designed to make day-to-day living easier to manage, by way of producing spreadsheets, artwork, and word processing. PCs are generally considered the strongest gaming machine available if created as such, as their design allows for them to be upgraded piece by piece, with technology fresh out in the market.
Most PCs are generally considered to run Windows operating systems, though in recent years, Linux and Mac operating systems have gained popularity.
Due to the extensive nature of a PC, being the machine used to develop games in the first place, and its open software, it is considered to be both the hardest and easiest system to rip content from.
Ripping Tools
As you can imagine, ripping from a PC game is very much on a case-by-case basis. The best options you have for ripping content is by using any of our list of universal ripping applications.
