#esports hardware

Would you switch from a high-refresh monitor to a standard one if pro settings could keep up?

Would you switch from a 60Hz monitor to a 144Hz monitor just for one tournament?

Is owning a high-refresh-rate monitor a genuine skill boost or just a flex for casuals?

What's your take on the new energy-efficient graphics cards for serious competitive gaming in 2024?

Can you win at esports with a used setup under $500?

Biggest mistake when building a sustainable gaming PC for competitive play?

Is a 144Hz monitor necessary for competitive gaming?

Should competitive gamers grind with budget peripherals, or are you just handicapping yourself to prove a point?

Does a budget PC hold you back in competitive gaming?

Mechanical keyboard vs controller — which is more accurate for fighting games?

Is gaming hardware built for esports just overpriced marketing hype?

Do you really need a 240Hz monitor to be good, or is it just placebo marketing?

Does PC hardware price inflation make console gaming the smarter call for esports?

Would you ever go for a refurbished setup for your esports grind?

Would you switch from a high refresh rate monitor to a 4K display for ranked play?

Will a budget mechanical keyboard actually hurt my rank?

Does the push for 4K 240Hz gaming in esports prove we are prioritizing specs over the planet?

Hz vs 144Hz monitor for esports — which is actually enough to go pro?

Are you still buying a new GPU every year for competitive titles?

Can competitive gaming thrive under mounting pressure to reduce e-waste?