Lose The Lag and Get the Bag ...WHAT?!

Lose the Lag - Chris Saint gives so awesome and free tips to optimize your gaming setup by diminishing input lag.
Get the Bag - Make a Large Sum of Money (Urban Dictionary)

In simple terms, Input Lag is the time it takes between pushing a button on the controller and the action happening on the screen. 

Reduce Input Lag > Win More/Die Less > Take Over the World of Gaming!

• What are the top names in gaming doing to get/stay there?
• Oh yea, you were a world-renowned body piercer!
• Did he just admit to pirating early video games??

TIPS FOR OPTIMIZING YOUR GAMING EXPERIENCE!
You're Welcome!

Dying a lot in Warzone? Getting real familiar with the inside of Russian Gulag, cell один два три?

In my conversation with Chris Saint, professional live streamer and better than average Fortnite player, I asked him for a few tips to improve my gaming experience. He said that when it comes to your display (tv/monitor), it’s important to determine whether you are looking for greater performance or a cinematic experience. If your goal is the former, here are a few almost completely free tips for optimizing your tv to get the most out of your gaming experience

1. Wire In EVERYTHING! - Wire in your controller, wire in your headset, and if you have the ability, hookup to that ethernet. If you don’t have an ethernet cord, or you only have wireless controllers, this is the one thing that will cost a few bucks. 
2. Downgrade your video - Are you playing on a state of the art 4K TV? Hell yea, good on you! Now turn that shit down to 1080p. Honestly, you probably won’t even be able to tell the difference, but again, every fraction of a second counts. Note, you will have to do this through the settings on your gaming system.
3. It’s GAME time - Turn on GAME MODE in your settings. Ever wonder what that was for? When you enable game mode on some monitors and televisions, it strips away some, or all of the processing that the screen does to the image to get it from the source to the screen panel as fast as possible. Generally, this means shaving a few milliseconds off, like going from 10ms of lag down to 6ms. 
   Basically, turn anything that has a GAME MODE available, ON
4. Power UP - Turn off any “Power Saving” mode. You can be environmentally conscious in just so many other ways. 
5. LOSE CONTROL - The HDMI Device Link is that function that lets you turn on your TV when you switch on your console? Chris says, Turn that shit off to get rid of another 10ms of input lag! 

Once you start earning actual money and you’re ready to reinvest in your equipment, there are a bunch more options on the table for creating the ultimate gaming setup

You could try a Higher refresh rate monitor, - a 120Hz display refreshes twice as fast as a 60Hz panel, and 4x faster than an old 30Hz TV, producing smoother motion and transitions.

Lower input lag monitor like his, which is a 240Hz 1ms response rate with g sync. 

Sound fancy? Well, it is! A top-of-the-line display like a BenQ Zowie XL2540, that will set you back about $400-500.

All of these small changes will help to diminish input lag, making you feel more connected to the game instantly. To put it simply, “We’re cutting down the amount of time between us pressing the button and the thing happening on screen”, says Chris.

While these tips may only earn you a few milliseconds, it could mean the difference between earning a Kill Streak and another trip to The Gulag.