… For Super snappy for competitive FPS Well-priced for 400 Hz Great motion clarity Pleasant sRGB Has VRR if needed Against Niche market competitive FPS No backlight strobing PC Gamer's got your back PC Gamer's got your back Our experienced team dedicates many hours to every review, to really get to t… …
…But high prices are nevertheless at the centre of a new campaign by the Netherlands' Consumer Competition Claims Foundation, a Dutch non-profit organisation that says its aim is to "protect consumers…
… It doesn't have any gimmicks and comes in at a reasonably competitive price. Naturally, I still wouldn't call $140 cheap, or even budget, but the Gamakay x NaughShark NS68 sits in a league of its own for 8,000 Hz pricing. …
…Alternatively, if you see a product you've already bought for a cheaper price at a " Qualified Competitor " of Best Buy within the returns window of your purchase, it will refund the…
… Don't buy if... ❌ You want the sharpest image: This monitor doesn't look bad, but if sharp and vibrant visuals are the main end-goal, you'll get a better experience even just by getting something with higher pixel density. ❌ You want the absolute best for competitive FPS: This monitor is great for … …
… Audio isn't massively relevant for all games, but for a bunch of competitive FPS games it's crucial. …
… That's mainly a benefit for uses outside of competitive shooters, such as for casual gaming and general day-to-day use. …
… Best competitive: Logitech G Pro X2 Superstrike 6. …
…This went for €1,040, a price point directly comparable to how much the Steam Machine is selling for in Europe. The compact desktop even came with a tutorial on how to…
… I'm not going to pretend to be enough of an economic boffin to know how likely it is that we would see such competitive "entrants", but any notes of concern over prices from memory companies is a good thing in my books. …