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hello, mag-5 yrs na kami ng bf ko and his monitor died :-(( can anyone reco any budget monitor for gaming? di me maalam so pls enlighten me nalang sa options hehe tysm!!
Not inherently ordered, per se, but separating Nintendo and Sony.
>Before you read: not sponsored, just a guy trying to learn how to do proper reviews and comparisons of cool devices. This is a copy of my post that just got banned on "mousereview" subreddit, because the mods thought it was an AI slop lol. Hope the crowd here is more chill and we can actually talk about the specs without the drama. Any feedback or tips on how to improve my review style would be super welcome.
The ATK A9 Mini / Mini+ just launched with some interesting hardware. With a sub-40g weight and the new PAW3955 Master sensor, it’s worth looking at the details. Here’s the breakdown.
This is the primary difference between the two models:
P.S.: Red, Black & White, and Orange color options are for other models!
If Logitech is the "gold standard," ATK is clearly here to push the boundaries further:
The PAW3955 Master definitely sets a new technical ceiling, but what are your thoughts? Is 50K DPI a legitimate leap forward for tracking stability, or is it just another marketing number?
Also, with the weight hitting 39g, are we looking at the new competitive standard, or is it starting to feel too light for consistent control? I’m curious to hear if anyone is actually considering swapping their GPX2 for this, or if the "tried and true" still wins for you.
Not sure, if it is age related, but I have been noticing that sometimes it feels like I am forcing myself to play games that are considered "great" and I question if there is something odd with me.
Like when I was a teenager, I played so many genres, and it feels like I became more close minded on what I enjoy?
I have this weird fear of missing out, so I almost force myself to play these games.
For example, I enjoyed Cyberpunk and Kingdom Come Deliverance but I cannot get myself to play Death Stranding, Days Gone, God of War. I didn't enjoy Helldivers 2 and Star Wars Outlaws, but got stuck playing Stalker 2, Civilization 7 and Deep Rock Galactic.
I know these games are not related to each other, but just wanted to use them as examples as myself being open to different genres and styles.
The barrier to entry in games is so high (+ the learning curve) and sometimes it feels that after playing a video game for 5 hours, I have a sunk cost fallacy that I have to continue playing it to give it a chance.
Like I didn't like Breaking Bad right away, but after 3 episodes I got hooked. I feel the same way about games. Just played Days Gone and Star Wars Outlaws each for about 8 hours or so, but it felt like I was forcing myself, instead of being genuinely excited about coming back into that universe.
It almost feels like a chore?
How do I know if I am not giving the game a chance VS it is genuinely not for me.
