Why is a CPU important for gaming?
How important the CPU is for gaming, would depend largely on the type of game being played. Firstly, a CPU is a requirement if you want to do any PC gaming. The CPU is essentially the 'main brain' of your computer. Everything that the computer does, therefore, is related to the CPU in some way, and will be affected by CPU speed.Now as mentioned, the type of game being played is important. There are games that are mostly visual and do not require a lot of processing power. Think, for example, of a modern, pretty (graphics wise), online multiplayer FPS (First Person Shooter) game. Assuming that you're playing online, all the 'characters' within the game are being controlled by real people. Therefore, in this instance, the CPU doesn't have to do much, and the GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) is going to be used far more to maintain the pretty visuals. If on the other hand, you're playing a game that requires more processing, then the CPU's role becomes more important. So, for example, if you are playing an RTS (real-time-strategy) game against the computer, the CPU will be used much more, as the computer is having to make regular and intensive calculations to decide what to do with it's units in order to attempt to beat you. Often the graphics in these games will not be quite as polished as in the less-cpu-intense ones. This can be taken to the extreme with a game like Football Manager, which is about 95% CPU processing with very little for the GPU to do. With a game like this, you could have a powerful CPU pared with a really basic GPU and you'd be good to go. It's worth noting however, that in most cases, the GPU is far more important to the gaming experience than the CPU. Most games require much more power for processing visuals than processing things like AI behaviours.
What is the fastest way to get good enough to play competitively in CS:GO?
first of all, as someone which is only starting out, define your target:1. get actually good and play to win, this will require dedication and wont be fun in the begining.2. have fun, you can just play it casually and have fun in casual and stuff... just please, dont go to competitive mode if you arent looking to win.option one requires couple things, first of all gear and setting:a gaming mouse, not a fancy one, but it hes to be ergonomic and have a dedicated software drivers, i recommend logitech razer or steelseries.an ok keyboard, one that you can double tap easily.big mousepad.headphones, if you can get sorround sound once (i recommend logitech g430), otherwise anything is fine.MICROPHONE, please use mic..ok, now for some setting YOU HAVE to get right.no mouse accelration. mouse accel makes it impossible to consistently move your mouse, making flick shots impossible.low mouse sens. i know your used to only moving your fingers to do 360, but to play cs in competitive you will need lower sensitivty (arround 400 dpi and 0.8-3 ingame). this will require moving your hole hand to do 180, the perfect sens is the one you can do 200 degree turn with over your hole mousepad.now for training:play on dm servers, particularly headshot only and aim maps.aim for the head, only.learn spray pettern, theres a dedicated map for that.after you can outaim dm people (getting over 2 kdr in public dm server with ak) start ptart practicing maps, by this point you can start a comp and pretty much destroy anyone till mg2.. (you can do unranked comps at faceit to try it out), after you know couple maps well (by knowing well i mean knowing 20+ smokes 5+ one way smokes and all boosts) you can effectivly win all the time if you have good team mates. so look for some friends, you must have got some till now, play together, show them your not silver in private server..have fun.
Which is the best emulator to play PUBG mobile?
Tencent Gaming Buddy!! Of course. It is much better than BlueStacks, Memu, NoxPlayer, Andy or K.O. emulator(only for pubg)The game is lag-free in this emulator and when I tried BlueStacks, it took about 30 minutes to render the houses properly. I generally die in the beginning in BlueStacks but once I was lucky to have survived till the whole map rendered properly and won a chicken dinner.In Tencent Gaming Buddy, the game is fast and it is the official emulator for pubg mobile. It is in fact better than playing in a mobile device as you can play on a bigger screen, without overheating and for a longer duration.Note: It pairs you up with players playing the mobile version or through emulators. It doesn't mean that it only pairs you with emulator players.
Does ram affect how smooth minecraft is on a higher render distance? or what does it do to minecraft?
Minecraft is a very CPU-intensive game, and more RAM definitely speeds up performance, especially when you dedicate some of it specially to java for Minecraft. Its a wise investment to upgrade your RAM, because playing Minecraft will get a lot smoother. 8 GBs + of RAM will be plenty to play on full render distance at fps rates of 30 to 100. I spent a lot on my computer, and it's got 16 GBs of RAM. More definitely equals more because I can run the game at 400+ fps. So any increase in RAM will therefore increase the gameplay quality of Minecraft. I hope this helps! :)
Does a monitor refresh rate limit the max FPS?
Yes and no, the refresh rate is generally expressed as the number of times the screen will be redrawn in a specific amount of time, usually a minute.So a screen with a refresh rate of 60Hz, can show a maximum of 60 full frames a second. If you turn on a feature in games and drivers called v-sync, this causes the graphics card wait until it has a complete new frame before it redraws the screen. In very fast moving games where the graphics card(GPU) can generate more than 60 frames a second, this means the GPU will drop some frames while it is waiting for the screen to be ready to draw the next frame. If you turn v-sync off, then the GPU will begin drawing new frames as they are ready, sometimes resulting in portions of two different frames appearing on the screen at the same time. This is often called ‘Screen Tearing’. Competitive players will some times put up with screen tearing, because it lowers the input lag in gameplay, and lets you see your inputs right away.A 60Hz monitor won’t prevent your GPU from generating more frames, but it will prevent you from seeing more than 60 of them in a second.