It is completely possible in 2021 to pick up a cheap but competitive mouse that can compete alongside the best of the best. With competition rife nowadays between tech companies, prices for high-end mice are being driven down exponentially. It is super accurate with Superlight Hero 25K technology and best of all it’s wireless with incredible battery life, making it perfect for streamers on the go.
#Shroud pc specs pro
The G Pro X is a super lightweight mouse with the sensor specifications of something much larger and bulkier. (Check out our breakdown of Ninja’s Gaming Setup here). Both Shroud and Ninja currently use the G Pro X and swear by its quality and efficiency. It’s come to our attention that streamers are digging this mouse at the moment.
It’s only 60hz but can handle editing software and stream dashboards alike with no problems! If you need a second monitor for your stream software or chat, you could even purchase a much lower spec monitor like the Samsung CF390. It has a complete color range with tear-proof technology and produces a clear and crisp image. With this in mind, you might want to shoot for the Nitro XF243Y which has a max refresh rate of 165hz, though we would recommend using it at no more than 120. You won’t notice any tears or frame drops and can still have a smooth gaming experience. In fact, most streamers stream at a lowly 60fps which by comparison sounds pathetic but is actually fine performance-wise. Realistically, a framerate of 240fps is well above what is necessary to be able to stream effectively. This is vital in first-person shooter games which are exactly what Shroud competes in. The higher the FPS you can run, the quicker you can react to incoming enemies. Shroud has opted for the 27 inch 240hz model which allows him to run his games at 240fps (frames per second). They are predominantly known for their gaming laptops which harness the power of a small nuclear reactor, but they also produce high-end PC monitors. Alienware hardware has rapidly become the most sought-after gaming hardware on the market.
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