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GuideApex Legends Sensitivity Settings Explained: eDPI, cm/360, and ADS Multipliers
Apex moves fast and leans hard on recoil control, so sensitivity carried straight over from another FPS tends to feel wrong. Here is the eDPI math, the cm/360 concept, ADS sensitivity multipliers, the steps for finding your setting, and how to convert from other games.
GuideHow to Get a Steam Game Refund: The 2-Hour and 2-Week Rules and the Request Steps
When a game you bought is different from what you expected or will not run on your PC, Steam will refund it. The key is two things: 'under 2 hours played, within 2 weeks of purchase.' Meet these two conditions and most refunds are approved automatically, and the steps take just 5 minutes. This article covers the exact rules, the request process, and even the cases where you get rejected.
Community GuideLeague Duo Finder: How to Recruit a Partner Who Actually Fits
A durable League duo depends on queue goals, role synergy, schedule, and feedback style—not rank alone. Use this recruitment template and first-game review process.
Recording GuideHow to Make a LoL PBE Account: Sign-Up, Login Check, and Fixes (2026)
An account-focused guide to making a LoL PBE account: the official sign-up flow, current requirements (none, per Riot's FAQ), how to confirm access by logging into the Riot Client with your PBE account, and fixes for login errors, queues, and maintenance windows.
GuideHow to Play on the LoL PBE Server: Download, Patch Cycle, and Tips (2026)
A step-by-step guide to playing on the LoL PBE server, from what PBE is and the current sign-up requirements (none, per Riot's FAQ) to downloading the PBE game files inside the Riot Client, the patch cycle, and cautions like bugs and ping. We also cover how to auto-record your first plays on a new champ with DOR to claim content early.
GuideHow to Change Server or Region in League of Legends: Account Transfer, New Account, and VPN (2026)
Your LoL account is tied to the region where you first created it, but there are three realistic ways to play on a different server. From a new account to a VPN workaround to Regionless, here are the methods that actually work in 2026, laid out in order.
Recording File ManagementWhere NVIDIA ShadowPlay recordings are saved—check the Alt+Z Gallery
Open the Alt+Z overlay Gallery, use Open File Location on a recent ShadowPlay clip, verify the real path, change storage, and test both capture modes.
TroubleshootingOBS Game Capture Black Screen or Not Working: Every Fix, in Order (2026)
Game running fine but the OBS preview and recording pitch black? Nine times out of ten it is one of three things: a laptop GPU mismatch, a failed Game Capture hook, or a permissions gap. Run the four checks below in order — admin rights, borderless window, GPU assignment, capture mode — and most cases are fixed within 5 minutes. There is also a recorder that skips this problem entirely.
GuideHow to Save and Make Overwatch POTG (Play of the Game) (2026)
An Overwatch POTG is the best play of the match, picked automatically each time a game ends. But in-game it only shows for a few seconds and then disappears. Here is how POTG gets chosen, the limits of the in-game highlight save feature, and how to reliably keep POTG-level moments as a video file.
ComparisonPUBG Pro Sensitivity Explained: The DPI Bands Pros Actually Use
You do not need a table of player names to use pro PUBG sensitivity. Here are the DPI bands and cm/360 range where pros actually sit, why they stay on low sensitivity, and how to move that band onto your own hands.
GuideHow to Record Minecraft: The Complete Guide to Replay Mod vs. Full Recording (2026)
Here are the two paths for recording Minecraft lightly, laid out step by step: full recording, which captures your screen straight to MP4 with a dedicated recorder, and the Replay Mod approach, which rebuilds the camera inside the game. We guide you to the easiest way to capture only the good moments lightly, while avoiding mod conflicts.
GuideThe Complete Valorant Crosshair Guide: How to Apply Pro Crosshairs with a Code (2026)
We break down the Valorant crosshair settings menu item by item, then cover recommended default settings, how to apply pro crosshair codes via import/export, and how to pick aim-friendly colors and a dot vs. crosshair, all in one place.
GuideA Collection of Valorant Pro Crosshair Codes, and How to Copy and Apply Them Instantly
Copy the crosshair codes of pros like TenZ, Aspas, and Demon1 and paste them into your settings to get the exact same reticle instantly. Here are the steps to apply them, the codes, and how the code format works, all in one place.
GuideValorant eDPI and Sensitivity Guide: What eDPI Is, the Right Range, and How to Set Yours
There is no single magic number for Valorant sensitivity. Here is everything in one place: what eDPI and cm/360 actually mean, the general range pros tend to play in, and how to convert a sensitivity you already like from another game.
GuideWhat Is a Clutch? How to Clip Your Clutch Moments (2026)
A clutch is a decisive play where you single-handedly overturn a 1-versus-many numbers disadvantage. We cover what a clutch is and where the term comes from, the signature clutch scenes in Valorant, CS2, and League of Legends, and how to catch those unpredictable moments and save them as clips.
Recording GuideWhat Is eDPI? Meaning, Formula, and Per-Game Examples
eDPI is your mouse DPI multiplied by your in-game sensitivity. Here is the formula, per-game calculation examples, why the same eDPI feels different across shooters, and why pros tend to sit low.
GuideHow to Record Games With Xbox Game Bar, Its Limits, and an Automatic-Clip Alternative (2026)
We walk step by step through how to record games with Windows' built-in Xbox Game Bar, from the Win+G and Win+Alt+R hotkeys to where files are saved. We honestly cover what Game Bar cannot do and an alternative for people who need automatic clips.
ComparisonThe Best Free Recording Software, Sorted by What You Actually Record
No watermarks, no time limits, no trial traps. A comparison of truly free recording tools organized by use case: gameplay, tutorials, and marathon sessions.
ComparisonDelta Force PC System Requirements — Minimum, Recommended, and Enough Headroom to Record
Official Delta Force specs from Steam in one table — minimum, recommended, 88 GB storage — plus a quick way to check your own PC and judge whether it can play and record at once.
ComparisonEternal Return System Requirements — Minimum, Recommended, and What Recording Adds
Eternal Return runs on modest hardware, but playing and recording are two different workloads. Here are the official minimum and recommended specs, what they mean for integrated-graphics laptops, and how much headroom you need to capture your matches.
GuideHow to Clip Valorant: Auto-Save Aces and Clutches (2026)
Valorant now has replays, but they disappear once their retention period passes. Here's how to keep your kills, aces, and clutches as automatic clips with DOR and edit them into Shorts.
GuideHow to Watch League of Legends Replays: From Downloading Match History to Saving Videos Forever (2026)
How to download and watch LoL replays from the client and OP.GG, the view and playback-speed features, and how to keep them forever as videos that survive past patches, all laid out step by step.
ComparisonLoL Highlight Programs Compared: Stop Editing, Start Collecting
You do not need to build LoL highlights by hand every game. We compare automatic highlight generation with OBS manual editing and the client replay system to see which one actually saves time.
Recording GuideHow to Watch LoL Replays on Your Phone — What Actually Works
LoL replay files (.rofl) will not play on mobile — they only open in the PC client. Here is the workaround that actually works: auto clips on PC, played from a dor.gg link in your phone browser.