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Does anyone have the Vanitas skin link?

xootynator should of commented this but almost 2 years later, nothin

Oled is the best thing you can get for any game not even a question

can someone tell me the name of the skin? 2:02

I see Robin, i clicked, simple.

why is his cursor so humongous

are you balding

If u think thats a horrible keyboard Id like to take it pls 😊😊😊(Im literaly using mom's keyboard that is prb 10years old 💀)

ah man, this practically begs for another sequel when the 1440p 480hz oled monitors drop later this year

OLED monitors make blacks ACTUALLY BLACK since it turns off the pixel if its just black

The part when he just dissed robin is just hilarious

Try 60Hz, xdd

I know my comment is late because this video is old, but there are a few things to clear up about both keypads, as the video lacks a lot of information. SayoDevice O3C: - The SayoDevice O3C is actually plug and play. Everything, including the rapid trigger settings, is set up out of the box. - It does have a software, but you don't actually need to have it unless you want to change what the buttons do. - It does have even more confusing settings. But if you aren't dumb, you should be able to understand everything. - The settings are actually far more easier to access than Wooting's software. You could literally just long press the knob and have access to everything without having to open the software. Wooting UwU: - It is also plug and play. But since this keypad is for the rapid trigger, it just defeats the purpose of "plug-and-play" concept because you have to toggle rapid trigger in settings. - It has an even better cable compared to the SayoDevice’s. The cable provided by Wooting is more durable. - Paying an extra $20 for RGB lighting means you're essentially paying for aesthetics. - Both keypads have software that allows you to customize them for better use. - Both keypads are great, but your choice may depend on whether you prioritize value for money (SayoDevice O3C) or premium build quality (Wooting UwU).

That penguin guy has some good consistency already

And 3 years later this still pretty well holds up

nahh you're just flexing on us... with all your money.

haven't watched it yet but TL;DR "It helped me, but will it help you? Probably not. Should you invest in this to be more comfortable playing? No."

you should do a video about trying a CRT monitor since those have the same benefits as OLED monitors, 0ms, deep blacks, insane motion clarity (better than oled)

what does that title even mean

this title better be satire

Well, it depends. If you gave me this monitor instead of my 60Hz IPS monitor it would probably boost my skill a bit despite me not even being close to top player level

i want to have to

Bro is a walking example that using more expensive peripherals doesn't make you the best 🔥🔥🗿🍷

I had already planned on investing in an OLED display but nothing from Alienware because they have shit taste for business practices so I’m going with LG for a 240Hz display

I knew it, I don't suck at the game I just have a bad monitor(cope)

wonder why im a noob, monitor issue

9:07 chud son😱

didn't even get the 480hz oled smh...

As a 60hz laptop user I really enjoyed this review that will not help me at all

I play OSU on a 60hz monitor incoming💀

Shigetora bought an OLED and instantly was able to play dt again without hurting his eyes, so yeah oled is good for some situations

wdym I don't have to? I have to brooo

If DKS is bannable then OLED should be as well

how grandpa is still able to play 300bpm

the fast pixel response time really helps.

mreow

The reason you can play better is more because you gained like 2.5k pp from the last video lol

I play on a 60htz monitor. It’s the only thing I haven’t upgraded for my setup. I shit miss so much on jumps that I know I’m consistent at (seems contradictory but it’s true somehow). Also I always feel like I can’t really track my cursor well. If I upgrade would it actually help with these issues?

For $200 more (with discount codes) you could have gotten the 480hz OLED LG 32GS95UE

koifishu became speed player and gonna beat mrekk!!

So thats why playing on my new OLED laptop makes me feel like god

waiting for 1440p 720Hz OLEDs with PWM and BFI boys

Its important to note that when monitors list their response times, that has nothing to do with their latency. Its more about motion blur/clarity. Response time is how quickly a pixel can shift from one color to another. Latency would be time difference between moving the mouse, and having the image update. Having longer response times leads to more blurry images when in motion, because the pixels do not change color instantly. Most gaming LCD panels have around 1ms response times, which is fast, but still results in noticeable blur on fast moving images. OLEDs have much better response times (usually around 0.02ms), which give them astounding motion clarity. Even high end gaming systems have about 20-40ms end to end system latency. (This is the time from mouse movement, to cursor moving on screen).

I have a 65' C3 OLED and it is REALLY that incredible!

but i want to

cray cray

OLEDs are awesome not just because of the awesome response time but the true blacks bc there is no backlight. Every pixel is individually lit and the colors and blacks are S tier. What I am worried about while using OLED screens is burn in. It can happen if you use it for static content especially when it's white. Just imagine your monitor getting burn in with osu! ui lmao. That would've been crazy. osu420 would easily do that

koifishu still not 1 digit? shame shouldve used the 540hz monitor

osu lazer on my 240hz LG oled + hiding the UI + dark room = chill circle experience

I have a 240 hz OLED and it's amazing also playing osu at night, with lights off and background dim 100% feels like osu is basically in the middle of your room because you don't see where your screen ends because it's perfect black, really cool, immersive osu experience xD