Playing on PC is an experience in itself. In fact, It should be the best experience. And not because of the use of the mouse and keyboard, but because in many ways the game space that envelops us conditions how we enjoy – or suffer – with each game. Having it ordered is a plus, more would be missing, but leaving your view is not optional. How to create a comfortable and ideal environment? A lot of space, a good chair and that the cables are not seen, but The key is in lighting.
In lifextra we have elaborated you The five best tips so that you enjoy more playing or broadcasting your games from PC. Some are simple, such as habits or adjustments that you can do right now, and others involve giving yourself a small whim or buying some LED. A reasonable investment that, as you will see, will make you enjoy better and for longer your favorite video games and, with the right sound team, and you will even consider if it is worth watching a movie on your computer instead of the TV of the room.
The importance of a balanced environmental light
It sounds obvious, because it is very obvious, but avoids playing in complete darkness. Naturally, having all the lights on is not good either, but dim lighting help reduce ocular fatigue. My advice: uses a desk lamp with warm light or distributes LED strips, not to decorate, but to achieve a comfortable environment.
Color reader and temperature mode neutral or warm
I'm going to tell you one thing: I spend too much time in front of my PC (if I could not write you every day) and I have a special monitor so that it does not happen too much invoice: among their configurations there are A reading mode -He Quito when I analyze games- and that is the best for long sessions. In my case marathon.
What is that in a reading way? You can do it in a “manual” way from your PC or monitor and, basically it is complemented by neutral or warm lighting (2700k-5000k). And this is very important, since cold light or not – can tire your view faster. And a Daltonic tells you!
What are the reflexes on the screen and how to avoid them
If you have lamps or lights, place them so that they do not generate annoying reflections on the monitor. The reason is explained alone: they are annoying and also distracted. In fact, they do not even have to be pointing to your monitor, but their light directly in the face or eyes. If you can't help it, you will be interested to know that there are lamps with diffusers, but you can also use Indirect lighting systems that can – they should – help minimize this problem.
Bonus phase: use RGB lighting
We are going to be clear: if you are going to add some extra lights to your desk or game room, the “gamer” style is not by simple appearance or posture: whether you play and if you broad create an enveloping environment. Some can even be synchronized with the game (and even the keyboard) for greater immersion. Making the explosions on the screen go beyond the monitor. And I already tell you that it is a pass.
Regulates intensity and Keep in mind the “light bias”, the lighting behind the monitor
In any case, and in line with the above, bet on lights that have a system of Adjustable colors or brightness. Both to adapt them to the type of experience you need (either to work or to play Silent Hill 2) and at the different moments of the day.
My advice: Dimmer or LED lamps with remote control are what you are looking for, but the budget is something that already depends on you. In addition, an aspect that will surely be interested in in mind is LA LIGHT OF FUND THE “BIAS LIGHTING” Behind your monitor, since the contrast between the screen and the darkness of the room is reduced. And that not only looks good, but helps to reduce eye fatigue.
That you see this sixth advice as a “extra ball” is because it brushes obviousness, but it is something that you should take into account: unless you are an expert in interior design, it is complicated that you hit the first with the lighting. Do not be afraid of experiment with different locations To find the best configuration. In fact, I recommend that you add indirect light in the corners and even under the desk, since the effect is sensational. But that, I'm afraid, is already a matter of taste, time and budget.
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