Modern gaming PCs can run a plethora of games and productivity workloads and nearly all of them can handle mainstream first-person shooter (FPS) titles with ease. That being said, most first-person shooter games, single or multiplayer, tend to have a very different set of requirements compared to most of their alternatives. Users are particularly picky about hardware, using specific low (or high) DPI mice, TKL keyboards, and faster processors to get an edge using smoother gameplay (dictated by higher FPS throughput) on their gaming PC.