A gaming chair won’t improve your aim or reaction time. But it will affect whether your back hurts after a 6-hour marathon. So, getting a chair that suits you is of the utmost importance if you’re going to be spending any serious amount of time behind a desk. There’s a lot of noise surrounding […]
Written by Kai |
On ProSettings.net, members earn reputation points. These are a way of displaying how active members are, and how valuable their contributions have been. They can also grant access to special badges to indicate top contributors. In this article, we’ll briefly explain what the reputation system is and how it works. What does the reputation […]
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There are more than 50 heroes in Overwatch, and not all of them are beginner-friendly. While the challenge of learning a difficult hero like Genji or Wrecking Ball is fun, it’s not a good idea when you are new to the game. Things like positioning, target prioritization, mechanics, and movement take time to learn. You […]
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Fortnite offers a lot of customization in its settings. There are a lot of option there that heavily impact gameplay. These settings range from personal choices like sensitivity and binds to widely debated options such as ‘Confirm Edit On Release.’ Some of these settings offer a clear gameplay advantage when dialed in, so let’s […]
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In gaming keyboards, analog switches with customizable actuation points have been the standard for a pretty long time now. Having a switch that allows you to tweak the actuation point (and comes with other benefits such as Rapid Trigger) makes for a more responsive, reliable product. Logitech HITS represents the first time this kind […]
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In Overwatch, team comps (comp is short for ‘composition’) aren’t just about picking strong heroes and hoping for the best. At its core, the game is built around synergy and teamplay. Even the strongest players can’t turn the fortunes of a wrongly-built team if they’re playing against a well-balanced one. This teamplay aspect is […]
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For years, mouse technology was, for the end user, kind of stagnant. Sure, sensor tech evolved and companies innovated with web drivers and so on, but all of those things did not really have an effect on the actual performance of the mouse. The last ‘big revolution’ on that front was the addition of […]
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In the mainstream gaming mouse scene, the weight race has mostly settled around 50-60 grams right now. That’s a comfortable weight range for most users, but obviously there are always FPS gamers who will want the lightest mouse they can get, and that’s something the big brands haven’t really been offering. Until Corsair stirred […]
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In a CS2 skin collection, the knife is a cornerstone. As we said in our tier list, a knife is also a great way to express yourself as a player, but the same goes for the knife finish. Sure, the finish is subjective, but there’s no doubt that some finishes drop jaws at a […]
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Around a year ago, we saw the unofficial release of Cache in CS2. Back then, we already speculated that Valve would want to buy the rights to the map before they would consider it for the official Active Duty map pool, and that happened back in May of 2025. Now, a year later, it’s […]
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