If you're shopping for a TV or a projector for your living room or for a home theatre setup, you're probably aware that refresh rate is an important specification to look at. Those who use a gaming console and monitor also often play close attention to refresh rate. Outside of definition, refresh rate probably has the biggest impact on the viewing experience you can get from a device. So, what does refresh rate mean and how is it different from frame rate? What constitutes a "good" refresh rate?
Just a few days ago, a new plug-in for Unreal Engine was released -- one that supports HDR10+. This comes not long after the recent plug-ins for Dolby Atmos and Dolby Vision. The gaming community can expect to see a noticeable increase in the audiovisual quality of games coming in the next few years.
Where the gamer and audiophile communities merge, sparks are flying after Sony's new PS5 announcement. There have been quite a few software updates to the PS5 since its release in 2020, but this one is definitely turning heads. On July 31st, Sony announced a beta software release that includes support for Dolby Atmos spatial audio.
Are you considering an upgrade for your gaming system? Instead of getting new gear, consider mounting your gaming TV. Mounting your television or monitor can add a professional touch to your setup and save space -- especially if you have your monitor or TV on a desk. It's essential to do some research before purchasing any mount; you want to make sure the mount you buy has the right combination of comfort, functionality, and style. Here's what you need to know when choosing a TV mount for your gaming setup:
Having a high quality pair of headphones is essential to getting the most out of your gaming experience. It gives you better immersion in your games and helps you accurately locate sounds within the game. In addition to that, having a comfortable headset is a blessing that can't be understated. There's nothing worse than having a headache or earache after a few hours of gaming because of your headphones.
