Corrections Policy

Last updated: August 2026

Arch Gaming Network aims to provide accurate and useful information about gaming performance, troubleshooting, diagnostics, and PC gaming setup.

Gaming information can change quickly. Game patches, graphics-driver updates, Windows changes, firmware updates, and changes in hardware or software can make previously published information incomplete or outdated.

For that reason, we welcome readers who point out errors or information that needs clarification.

What We Correct

We may update an article when we identify:

  • A factual error
  • Outdated technical information
  • An incorrect command or procedure
  • A broken or misleading link
  • Information affected by a game, driver, or software update
  • An unclear explanation that could reasonably mislead readers
  • Missing context that materially changes the usefulness of the information

Not every difference of opinion requires a correction. Technical results can vary between systems, and an approach that works in one configuration may not produce the same result elsewhere.

How to Report an Error

If you believe an article contains an error, please contact us through our Contact Us page.

For faster review, include:

  • The article title or URL
  • The specific statement or section you believe is incorrect
  • What you believe should be changed
  • Relevant game, hardware, driver, or software version information, if applicable
  • A reliable source or explanation supporting the correction, when available

How We Handle Corrections

We review correction requests based on the available evidence.

When a correction is appropriate, we may update the relevant section of the article. If a change materially affects the information provided to readers, we may also clarify the wording or add an update note.

We do not change an article simply because someone disagrees with its conclusion. Technical claims should be evaluated based on evidence and the circumstances involved.

AI-Assisted Content

Arch Gaming Network may use AI-based tools during parts of research, drafting, organization, or editing.

AI suggestions are not treated as a substitute for editorial review. Published information is reviewed for accuracy, relevance, clarity, and usefulness.

If an AI-assisted draft contains an inaccurate statement, unsupported claim, outdated information, or another editorial error, we may correct or remove the affected material when the issue is identified.

Readers are welcome to report errors regardless of how the original information was produced.

The accuracy and usefulness of the published information are what matter.