Connection options for a multi-screening gaming setup
VGA, HDMI, and DisplayPort: Connection options for a multi-screen gaming setup are three. Let’s learn about them.
What to consider when buying a gaming monitor for consoles?
Display size, panel, compatibility, response time, LCD/LED, connection – all the important considerations when buying a gaming monitor for consoles – discussed here.
Refresh rate and FPS: What’s the connection here?
Mind-boggling to some, kindergarten homework for others. What is the connection between the refresh rate and the FPS? How they affect each other? What’s the maximum FPS you can get on a monitor? Let’s find the answers to all these questions and more.
How to fix screen tearing?
Screen tearing happens when your GPU’s framerate is out of sync with the monitor’s refresh rate. “Out of sync”, not “more” or “less”. Screen tearing remains to be the #1 gaming issue related to the monitor. But in fact, it’s got more to do with the GPU’s relation to the monitor than just the monitor.
DisplayPort vs HDMI: PC gamer’s guide
DisplayPort is definitely better in terms of refresh rates, but a lot of other factors are also at play. Don’t be the laidback gamer. Know your cables
Which gaming monitors are good for which game types?
Depending on which genre you usually play in, you can go for a type of gaming monitor that will gel seamlessly with your gaming experience itself.
Which gaming monitor size to go for?
What will be the best screen real estate for you? As big as possible. But what can you settle for, given your budget? Have a look at this analysis first.
What is most important in a gaming monitor?
Gaming monitors are not well-understood. Amid the technicalities and the marketing terms thrown around to sell low-quality monitors at higher prices, users (and especially gamers) tend to lose a lot. Know your monitors!