Unlike many types of gaming peripherals, gaming monitors actually contribute deep and significant differences to your play. Not only are gaming monitors specifically built for the fast-moving action of games rendered well-above the 60 FPS, they’re also designed to provide the kind of rapid responses that you just can’t get on an ordinary display. And …
If you don’t always work in the same exact spot, using a desktop computer can be challenging. You either need to use a multi-display setup, or constantly move your monitor around. Thankfully, there are ways to make this process less painful. A monitor arm allows you to attach your monitor to a fixed point. From …
Using a riser for your desktop monitor didn’t used to be easy. In the days of CRT monitors, you needed a very heavy-duty stand to hold the weight of the bulky display. This could get pricey, and monitor risers were a niche market. But flatscreen displays have been the norm for well over a decade. …
If you’ve only ever used a computer with a single monitor, you have no idea what you’re missing. Upgrading to dual monitors can seem overwhelming for inexperienced users, but before long it becomes second nature and your productivity shoots through the roof. The thought of reverting and being confined to a single screen can be …
Choosing a new monitor can be a frustrating process. Unless you’re a hardcore PC gamer, you probably only buy a new monitor every several years. After all, one monitor is more or less the same as another, right? Not exactly. There are differences in resolution, screen quality, size, and many other concerns. Not only that, …