Gamer tools
Things I kept needing and got tired of looking up. All run in your browser — nothing is stored, nothing is sent anywhere.
Sensitivity converter
Moving between games? Keep the same physical aim. Converts via true yaw values, not rough guesses.
Crosshair codes
Tap to copy, paste straight into the game. Previews are drawn to scale.
Classic Dot
Pure dot. Best for one-taps and holding angles.
Small Cross
Tight cross with a small gap. Good all-rounder.
Wide Tracker
Wider gap helps spray transfers and movement reads.
Valorant Dot
Red dot for dark maps. Import via Valorant crosshair profile.
Paste a code into the game to use it. In CS2: crosshair settings → share → import.
This tool is free, runs entirely in your browser, and is provided for general information only. It is not professional advice, and no outcome is guaranteed. Full terms.
Custom PC builder
The big one. Pick every part yourself from the full catalogue — every brand, live ₹ pricing — and it checks compatibility, works out the power draw, finds the bottleneck and estimates your frame rate in ten games at three resolutions.
Six quick calculators
The small numbers you end up searching for mid-setup. Each one shows its formula, so you can sanity-check the answer instead of trusting it.
cm/360 = (360 × 2.54) ÷ (DPI × sens × yaw) · eDPI = DPI × sens
Frame time = 1000 ÷ fps. Rendering above your refresh rate still cuts the age of the frame you see, which is why capping at exactly your Hz feels worse.
Peak ≈ (CPU × 1.35) + (GPU × 1.12) + rest. Both chips spike well past their rated TDP for milliseconds, and that spike is what trips a marginal unit. For a full build, use the PC builder instead.
Vertical FOV = 2 × atan(tan(hFOV ÷ 2) × height ÷ width). Pixel count drives GPU load almost linearly — that is why 1440p costs roughly 78% more than 1080p.
Assumes 120GB per large install, 35GB per regular game, ~40GB for Windows and drivers, plus the 10% free space an SSD wants to keep write speed up.
Never stream above ~70% of your measured upload — the remaining headroom absorbs jitter, and a dropped-frame stream looks far worse than a lower bitrate.
This tool is free, runs entirely in your browser, and is provided for general information only. It is not professional advice, and no outcome is guaranteed. Full terms.
Ready-made builds
Nine complete India builds, from a ₹40k APU box to a no-limits 4K machine. Every one is checked for compatibility and priced part by part. Want to change something? Open any of them in the custom builder.
Entry — APU
No discrete GPU. In a market where the cheapest sensible card is ₹18,000, an APU is genuinely the best value under ₹50k.
~31 fps average at 1080p · ~21 fps at 1440p · ~153W under load
Esports — 1080p
The cheapest build that still holds 200+ fps in Valorant and CS2. Everything here exists to feed a high-refresh monitor.
~121 fps average at 1080p · ~83 fps at 1440p · ~301W under load
Value — 1080p high
AM4 clearance CPU, current-gen GPU. Best fps-per-rupee on this page if you are not planning a CPU upgrade later.
~144 fps average at 1080p · ~106 fps at 1440p · ~315W under load
Sweet spot — AM5
The build I would actually assemble today. AM5 means you can drop a much faster CPU in later without replacing the board.
~183 fps average at 1080p · ~135 fps at 1440p · ~354W under load
Small form factor
ITX board in a 20-litre case. Costs a premium over mATX for the same parts — you are paying for the footprint.
~183 fps average at 1080p · ~135 fps at 1440p · ~364W under load
High — 1440p
1440p at high refresh, with enough multi-core headroom to stream while you play.
~228 fps average at 1080p · ~176 fps at 1440p · ~399W under load
Creator / streamer
Weighted toward cores and RAM instead of raw GPU. Edits and encodes without turning the game into a slideshow.
~224 fps average at 1080p · ~166 fps at 1440p · ~517W under load
Enthusiast — 4K
The 9800X3D is the fastest gaming CPU you can buy, and at 4K this pairing is GPU-bound in almost everything.
~276 fps average at 1080p · ~209 fps at 1440p · ~573W under load
No limits
Included for reference, not as a recommendation. The GPU alone costs more than the entire sweet-spot build.
~338 fps average at 1080p · ~292 fps at 1440p · ~949W under load
Prices change constantly. All prices are indicative August 2026 India retail in ₹ and are not offers to sell. DRAM and NAND are both mid-shortage, so memory and storage in particular move week to week, and the spread between retailers on an identical part is routinely ₹2,000–₹5,000. Always confirm the current price, warranty terms and stock with the seller before you buy.
Performance figures are estimates. Frame rates shown are modelled from CPU and GPU performance indices, not measured on every combination. Real results vary with drivers, in-game settings, map, resolution scaling, background load and the specific board and memory you buy — expect ±15%, and more in edge cases. Treat these as tiers, not as review data.
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Pit Run
Fight through the pit to the door. Jump the hazards, shoot what moves, grab better weapons.
Space jump · F shoot· on touch: left half jumps, right half fires
Runs entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded, and your best score is saved locally on this device only.