Author Archives: Moa Walling

Valorant runs on almost anything — but competitive 144–240 FPS is decided by your CPU, not your GPU. Here’s the optimum spec, real FPS per build tier, and what to buy used in Singapore.

Monster Hunter Wilds is unusually CPU-heavy, and Capcom’s official 60 FPS spec assumes frame generation. Here’s the optimum balanced spec that actually runs it smoothly, with Singapore used-build prices.

Black Myth: Wukong is built around DLSS — the optimum spec is an RTX 3060 12GB or 4060 for 1080p60 high with upscaling, while full ray tracing needs flagship hardware. The complete tier guide for Singapore buyers.

Cyberpunk 2077 scales from a GTX 1060 to full path tracing on flagship GPUs. Here’s the optimum spec, the complete GPU ladder with real FPS, and which used RTX card gives the best value in Singapore.

Fortnite is two games in one — Performance Mode runs on a $500 PC at 144 FPS, while full Unreal Engine 5 visuals need an RTX card. Here’s the optimum spec for how your family actually plays.

Counter-Strike 2 is far heavier than CS:GO ever was. Here’s the optimum spec for stable 144–240 FPS — CPU, RAM, and GPU tiers with Singapore used-market recommendations.

Roblox runs on almost anything and Minecraft loves a fast CPU — so a $480–$600 used desktop covers both, with room for shaders and mods. What Singapore parents actually need to buy (and what to fix instead).

Elden Ring is capped at 60 FPS — so a used GTX 1070 or RTX 3060 delivers the complete experience at 1080p. Here’s the real hardware guide, plus why the famous stutter isn’t a GPU problem.

Genshin Impact runs 60 FPS at 1080p high on a GTX 1060-class GPU — but stutters on hard drives and 8 GB RAM. Here’s the exact hardware for smooth Teyvat, Star Rail, and ZZZ on a Singapore budget.

League of Legends runs on almost any PC from the last decade. Here’s what actually delivers a locked 144 FPS, why old laptops lag anyway, and the smartest budget build in Singapore.