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headphones/headset, no doubt.

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None are that important. You can spend more on one, but it won't improve your performance by that much. If you give us a budget and what types of things you want, we can give some recommendations. 

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I have a fixed budget and I need to cheap out one some

What is your budget? Maybe i can whip something up :) Also im assuming you already have a monitor? Tell me which peripherals you already have (what you have like what type of mouse) and what you need :)

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For gaming?

#1 mouse - Super important

#2 monitor - for competitive FPS gaming, 144hz is pretty important, for everything else, a standard 60hz panel is fine.

#3 headset - important to have and work, not really anything else

#4 Keyboard - a $5 USB keyboard is fine. Makes no difference. This isn't your mouse where positional tracking is super important and precision is key. It's just a collection of buttons.

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Theyre all important, least important for most things I would say is a pair of headphones.

You can play w/o -

Mouse

KB

Monitor

 

A lot of games can go without a headset, considering a lot of monitors have built in sound, sure it may be bad audio but its better than no audio, and its better than not having a mouse or keyboard to play with at all...

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For gaming?

#1 mouse - Super important

#2 monitor - for competitive FPS gaming, 144hz is pretty important, for everything else, a standard 60hz panel is fine.

#3 headset - important to have and work, not really anything else

#4 Keyboard - a $5 USB keyboard is fine. Makes no difference. This isn't your mouse where positional tracking is super important and precision is key. It's just a collection of buttons.

Keyboard makes a big difference, between a cheap acer keyboard to a high end mechanical one :P

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Keyboard makes a big difference, between a cheap acer keyboard to a high end mechanical one :P

Nope. Difference in feel, yes, but difference in your ability to play games and play them well? Not a bit of difference.

 

I'm a SMFC in CSGO using a crappy $5 USB keyboard. My mouse is great and I have a 144hz display as those matter, but keyboard? Nope.

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Nope. Difference in feel, yes, but difference in your ability to play games and play them well? Not a bit of difference.

For me it is, having a keyboard that feels good is important, and and the tactile feedback that lets you know when youve clicked the button, just ask anyone, keyboard is important :)

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Monitor is the most important imo. 

you ninja'd me. dammit. I guess a USER could technically be considered a peripheral?

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All.

Keyboard, Mouse, headset (or headphones + mic) and monitor if you count that

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For me it is, having a keyboard that feels good is important, and and the tactile feedback that lets you know when youve clicked the button, just ask anyone, keyboard is important :)

He's talking about cost cutting places to save. Keyboard is EASILY the thing that is least important. Tactile feedback? My $5 keyboard has that. They're called physical buttons. They go downwards when you push them.

 

Sorry for being so snarky, it's just you sound like some guy with a million dollar yacht saying that comfort is super important on your long distance travels. It's a luxury and doesn't help your game at all.

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He's talking about cost cutting places to save. Keyboard is EASILY the thing that is least important. Tactile feedback? My $5 keyboard has that. They're called physical buttons. They go downwards when you push them.

 

Sorry for being so snarky, it's just you sound like some guy with a million dollar yacht saying that comfort is super important on your long distance travels. It's a luxury and doesn't help your game at all.

It is important, i didnt always have a good gaming pc with a good keyboard, and when i tried my buddys keyboard it was like heaven and it felt better, and it was easier to play games, i didnt bitch beacuse i didnt have it myself.

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A MICROPHONE. PLEASE BUY A MICROPHONE.

 

(If you've ever played CS:GO, you know what I mean.)

 

You can LITERALLY get one for 5 bucks that comes with a bonus webcam. But, yet, a THIRD of the CS:GO community thinks that their razer naga (pro FPS mouse btw, the best one ever for FPS) is more important. Staring at my minimap 24/7 because no one has a mic kinda takes away from my shooting people.

 

My little rant is over. You can scroll down now......

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-Ron White
 

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