Colton 
I’d like to review the AOC CU32V3 monitor since it is a popular pick when it comes to looking around for an affordable 4K curved monitor in 2021.
I will go over the specifications that matter most, discuss whether or not it’d be good for regular use and gaming as a whole and if it’s worth the price in today’s market of curved 4K monitors.
In this post we will be going over the importance of a gaming keyboard to see if “gaming” features are actually as important as some companies say they are.
All peripherals are important and you should always take your time when it comes to choosing the right peripherals for you and your gaming PC but just how many of the gaming features do you actually need with a keyboard?
Let’s go over what is overhyped, what is important and what to look out for when you’re in the market for a gaming keyboard!
I’d like to post about 60 FPS vs 144 FPS, share my experiences between the two FPS rates, and see if having 144 FPS over 60 FPS actually matters.
For me, going from 60 frames per second to 144 frames per second in gaming has changed my overall gaming experience for the long haul.
After spending a solid four years gaming at 60 FPS on my PC rig, I took the plunge to seek higher frame rates.
Upgrading my video card and monitor was not just a simple hardware change; it was also a change in the way I perceived and played my games.
As I share my personal experiences, I aim to pretty much settle the debate surrounding 144 FPS versus 60 FPS.
And no, it’s not just as simple as “144 FPS obviously better, git gud“.
Some may argue that the FPS change is negligible, while others claim it’s an undeniable game-changer.
In this post, we’ll go into the actual differences between these two average frame rates, the hardware prerequisites for achieving 60 FPS versus 144 FPS, and ultimately, answer the question of whether the upgrade to higher FPS is worth doing.
Let’s dive into the details of “buttery smooth gaming” and share whether or not the appeal of 144 FPS is, indeed, a no-brainer.
I’d like to post a review of the Skytech Blaze II gaming PC since it seems to be a popular PC when it comes to an all-around high performance gaming desktop.
Pre-built PCs have evolved quite a bit, even from the past few years. It wasn’t too long ago when almost all pre-built PCs were a rip-off and building your own PC was the absolute way to go.
Today, that’s not so much the case. Sure, you can save a decent chunk of cash with building your own rig but not everyone wants to do that. It’s nice to be able to take the PC out of the box, plug it in, turn it on and be ready to go.
The Blaze II gaming PC from Skytech is a pretty decent choice when it comes to all of the pre-built PCs out there and I’d like to go into detail what it is all about!
Rogue Heroes: Ruins of Tasos is a top down, co-op dungeon crawler that is heavily inspired by some of the classic Zelda series games.
I figured I would jump into the demo and give a quick first impressions post on what I think of the game, the future of it and whether or not it’ll be worth checking out when the full release comes along.
Today’s review will be over the Redragon S101 Vajra combo. These are popular when it comes to a budget RGB keyboard & mouse, let’s see if they’re worth getting.
We will dive into the durability, if they can withstand the test of time and if the value for the money is in the right spot in terms of the features that Redragon has packed with these peripherals.
I’ve reviewed other Redragon peripherals in the past and they have yet to disappoint. The mouse they’re using here is actually the Redragon M601 which is already a great sign that this combo is going to be worth getting.
You need the best RGB gaming mouse that’s on the market? Look no further, these are the best RGB gaming mice that you’ll be able to find online!
The RGB aesthetic is awesome and you’re looking for the best of the best so what do you need to look for? There are important factors to choosing the right RGB mouse because the one with the best lighting isn’t the only factor you should consider.
We’ll be going over the specs of each mouse listed here as well as why or why not to get it!
Looking for the best RGB gaming headsets that are out there?
Search no further, these are the best quality and valued RGB gaming headsets that are available today.
All of the RGB headsets in this list are rated based on overall build quality, sound quality, mic quality, price point and of course how well the RGB lighting aesthetic is.
Let’s review the Cooler Master Devastator 3 keyboard and mouse combo. This is the third iteration of Cooler Master’s Devastator line, did they nail it this time around?
It’s important to go over some of the differences compared to the previous generations.
I’ve reviewed the first generation as well as the second generation of this keyboard/mouse combo and have always suggested them as the go-to combo in most of the builds shared here.
I’m happy that Cooler Master is working on constantly evolving their combo and it seems that things are really working out well this time around!
This was originally written in 2018. It has since been updated to reflect how it is in 2022!
I’d like to post an ASUS VS228H review because I have used this monitor for about eight years and it’s still one of the best cheap 1080p monitors on the market.
For the asking price, it’s hard to not fully recommend this monitor. If you’re looking for an entry-level HD monitor that has a 60Hz refresh rate and a decent response time for gaming then this is the perfect starting point.
Down the road it’s also a great choice as a second monitor to use whenever you decide to upgrade to higher refresh rates and/or resolution.
This monitor’s maximum resolution is 1920 x 1080. 1080p is the standard resolution for high definition quality and the VS228H LED model has a higher picture quality than most other monitors out there that are similar.