Your gaming gear plays a crucial role in how you perform as a player. The most important factor when considering new gear is obviously how it will suit your needs and preferences, but there’s also the performance aspect. If you want to hang with the best players in the scene, you don’t want you […]
Written by Kai |
Today, NZXT has announced their new peripherals lineup. Dubbed the ‘Elite’ line, the brand has redesigned their keyboards, mice, microphones, and mousepads. They aim to offer high-performance peripherals with high-quality construction. According to NZXT, ‘the new Elite lineup offers gamers of all levels enhanced performance and robust personalization options, all with a sleek aesthetic. This […]
Written by Kai |
2024 was a fantastic year for Razer. The brand has always been synonymous with (pro) gaming, but since ProSettings.net was founded, we’ve never seen them perform this well. Their products sported dominance in multiple categories across all titles, including keyboards, mice, and headsets, with the Razer Viper V3 Pro grabbing the #1 spot across all […]
Written by Lars |
As we enter the final two weeks of the year 2024, it’s time to reflect and assess. It has been an interesting year in the professional gaming scene, as some extremely anticipated products finally saw the light of day. We saw old favorites being challenged, as well as new products making their way onto the […]
Written by Lars |
Wootility is Wooting‘s keyboard customization program. It allows users to tweak their keyboard’s performance (which can get quite in-depth due to the analog switches) as well as the lighting and other things. What’s interesting about Wootility is that it’s web-based, with users only requiring a download for certain niche features. In this article, we’ll take […]
Written by Lars |
Starting on October 24th of 2024, NZXT gaming PCs (see our NZXT Player: Three review) will feature the new Intel Core Ultra processors. Initially, these will be rolled out in custom-configured NZXT PCs, while the prebuilt Player models will have fully integrated the latest Intel CPUs by Q1 2025. In a press release about NZXT’s […]
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On October 10 of 2024, NZXT announced the launch of their N9 Z890 and N7 Z890 Intel ATX motherboards. The N9 Z890 is the top tier offering, which is meant for enthusiast PC builders who are looking to assemble a top-end Intel gaming rig. It is made with overclocking in the back of the mind, […]
Written by Kai |
When it comes to gaming headsets, we see that pros like to use pretty basic products. No RGB, no fancy designs, no extra frills. A simple, sturdy product with a focus on performance and reliability is what has historically been favored in the pro scene. The Razer BlackShark V2 Pro (which has been built in […]
Written by Kai |
Razer products have been on the rise lately, with 2024 being a particularly good year for the brand. A clear example of that is the Razer Huntsman V3 Pro. After an impressive climb over the past six months, it’s now the most used keyboard across all of our analyzed games. The most popular form factor, […]
Written by Lars |
Gaming keyboards are going through a period of rapid technological development. Features such as Rapid Trigger have made analog gaming keyboards the next big thing in the world of gaming, but brands aren’t done innovating. In July 2024, Razer unveiled their Snap Tap technology, marking a new phase in the gaming keyboard world. In this […]
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Today, NZXT announced the very first subscription PC service in the form of NZXT Flex. Users will be able to pay a monthly fee to have a full-specced gaming PC delivered to their door. The service is aimed at gamers who cannot afford full PC builds, but it can also be extremely handy for people […]
Written by Kai |
If you’re even a bit into gaming mice, you’ll have heard of mouse polling rates above 1000Hz. After the lightweight race, higher polling rates are now the name of the game in the world of gaming mice. In combination with optical switches (another recent advancement), manufacturers are creating mice that are more responsive than ever. […]
Written by Kai |
How would you feel if you clicked before your opponent and still got hit first? Pretty disappointed probably. What usually caused that enemy to hit you first is high system latency on your end. AMD has an offering, the very accurately named Radeon Anti-Lag, that can reduce the system lag for you and make your […]
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Every gamer knows that framerate (What is Framerate?) is the most basic performance metric of any video game. While framerate is important, it only tells a small part of the story, as framerate is one component of your overall system latency. System latency can be defined as the time from when you press a key […]
Written by Abdullah |
One of the most obvious changes between CS:GO and CS2 can be seen in the graphics. Out of the box, CS2 is a lot more colorful and vibrant than CS:GO, which obviously means that using the old CS:GO monitor settings (which basically boiled down to ‘turn the color vibrance up’) is not the best idea. […]
Written by Lars |
