What Frame Rate is
Frame Rate covers one beat closely — PC gaming, in context. Each story is filed under a running subject so you can follow how a development actually unfolds, rather than reading the same news reset to zero every day.
How a story is made
Stories begin as machine-drafted synthesis of their primary sources — the original reporting, filings, release notes, or posts — and are then reviewed and edited by a person before publication. No story is published automatically. Each factual sentence is tied to a source, and every source is listed and linked at the foot of the piece. The byline on every story reads “AI-assisted, editor-reviewed” for that reason.
Responsible editor: GM.
Sources and credit
Frame Rate is a secondary publication: it summarises and contextualises work first reported elsewhere, quotes briefly for reporting and commentary, and links back to the original in every case. If you are a rights-holder and believe a piece over-borrows, write to editor@enphorm.com and we will amend or remove it.
Corrections
If something is wrong, email editor@enphorm.com. Substantive corrections are made to the piece and noted on it. Stories can also be withdrawn; a withdrawn story stops being served rather than being silently altered.
Independence
Frame Rate carries no sponsored posts and no affiliate links at this time. If that changes, paid placements will be labelled as such and kept out of the editorial feed. Frame Rate is operated by GM independently of the companies it writes about, since 2026.
The engine
Frame Rate is published with enphorm, a system for running context-first news publications. The pipeline and editorial controls are the same across every enphorm publication.
Last updated 2026-09-07.