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Monitors, mice and keyboards for gaming — ratings, specs and prices.

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Monitors
20 models
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Mice
12 models
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Keyboards
12 models

Key figures

Unique FPSHQ metrics from this page's data

20
monitors
12
mice
12
keyboards
121
reference GPU models
In short

What peripherals are in the FPSHQ catalogue?

The FPSHQ peripherals catalogue: 20 monitors (refresh rate, resolution, panel, response time), 12 mice (weight, sensor, DPI) and 12 keyboards. Monitors are linked to GPUs: for each refresh rate and resolution we compute which of the 121 reference cards holds the needed FPS. Specs come from manufacturer data sheets.

monitors
20
mice
12
keyboards
12
reference GPU models
121
updated · source: methodology, FPSHQ model estimate

Frequently asked questions

What monitor refresh rate suits my GPU?
A refresh rate is useful only while the GPU delivers as many FPS: at 1080p about 58% of catalogue cards hold 60+ FPS and noticeably fewer hold 144+. The "GPU for monitor" section matches cards to every resolution + refresh rate pair across 20 monitors.
What matters more in a gaming mouse — weight or sensor?
Modern sensors (12 mice in the catalogue with DPI and sensor listed) do not fail at gaming speeds, so the difference is in weight, shape and wireless latency. Shooters favour 50–70 g, MMOs favour shape and button count; DPI above 3,200 has no practical benefit.
IPS, VA or OLED — which panel for gaming?
OLED has the best response time and contrast but costs more and risks burn-in of static elements; IPS offers accurate colours and viewing angles at 1–4 ms; VA has high contrast but smearing in dark scenes. The catalogue lists 20 monitors with panel type, response time and refresh rate.
Where do the peripheral specs come from?
From the manufacturers' official specifications (ASUS, LG, Samsung, Logitech, Razer and others) with a check date; FPSHQ does not test peripherals itself and does not assign subjective scores — it only matches them with GPUs by FPS.

Methodology and sources

This page uses the FPSHQ database: the GPU and CPU catalogue with synthetic benchmark scores, official game system requirements, FPS measurements from users of the FPSHQ app and the FPSHQ performance model. Calculated values are estimates, not a measurement of your exact configuration: the real result depends on drivers, settings and the rest of the hardware. More about the methodology →

Sources:
FPSHQ Team · Data updated