“Will this help me be better at Call of Duty, VALORANT, CS:GO, or PUBG? I need to get better and was thinking this might help me do that.”

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• No, that will be mostly based on you just getting better. if the reason you are not that good is because of low framerates, then yes, this could possibly help you out.

  Answered by Roseph 5 years ago

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• No it will not

  Answered by valorantprogamer 5 years ago

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• It will to some degree. What really matters is what your current hardware is compared to this. If you're experiencing a disadvantage because of your current machine's capabilities, and you're performing well based on your own capabilities, then removing the bottleneck's from your system can make the game feel easier for you and will make it so that you have more room to improve your skill. Sometimes a machine is not fast enough and becomes your limiting factor.

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  Answered by PerformanceEngineer 5 years ago

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