Age and PC specs
Hi Guys, I've been playing Apex Legends for a couple of months now, and first of all congrats for such a cool and addictive game! I will be the first to admit that I'm a lousy player. I'm 50 years ...
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Players like Dizzy have raw talent to be brutally honest.
I often hear people asking him how much practice it would take to be as good as him, and he replies he spent over 6000 hours playing CS:GO
But in truth their skill level is unattainable for almost everyone, including their age peers.
To give an example, Shroud did a reaction speed test on stream, which showed his is about 70ms, while normal is 230Ms
@ Wingmannedbro
Thanks Wingmannedbro. I agree with you too. I realize that these top players are in a small percentage league of their own. When you get to my age, you question your own abilities or skills compared to the past, so it's good to try to make sure that the hardware is not a limiting factor when benchmarking our own skills. Even just gaming at 1080p and above 60hz should make quite a difference I expect. Thanks.
Thanks Wingmannedbro. I agree with you too. I realize that these top players are in a small percentage league of their own. When you get to my age, you question your own abilities or skills compared to the past, so it's good to try to make sure that the hardware is not a limiting factor when benchmarking our own skills. Even just gaming at 1080p and above 60hz should make quite a difference I expect. Thanks.
you want a gaming monitor with at least 120fps for a technical advantage, i watched a youtube video on it ill see if i can find it;
We still need a list of games you want to play besides Apex, because it will really help out for figuring a graphics card.
The Nvidia RTX might be nice, but if you're never going to need Ray Tracing, then the cost can be a waste, granted there might be faster ram and clock speeds, but depending on the games you want to play, there comes a point where it's not needed and becomes overkill, again, it depends on your Gaming needs.
You might do just fine as an example with a GTX 1060 or the 1660ti, if you want to stick with Nvidia.
I have a GTX 1060 6GB and it's perfect for all my gaming needs.
Also to better help you see and feel the differences in hardware changes, just get the monitor for now and see how you like playing with that, alongside the GTX 970. As far as all your other hardware goes, what PSU(Power Supply Unit) and RAM do you have?
You are better going amd as nvidia are more expensive and they gimp the drivers down to make you buy new gpu's
Thanks.
