PGL Addresses Player Concerns with Major Tournament PC Upgrade

In response to ongoing player feedback regarding PC performance and low FPS issues, PGL has taken decisive action by upgrading its tournament PCs to the more powerful AMD Ryzen 5800X3D CPUs for all future European RMR matches. This strategic move aims to significantly enhance the gaming experience, ensuring that players have access to top-tier hardware that meets the demands of competitive play.

Announced via PGL's official social network, the switch to Ryzen 5800X3D processors is expected to address concerns over game smoothness and responsiveness, directly impacting player performance and the overall quality of matches. The Ryzen 5800X3D, known for its enhanced gaming capabilities, offers a solution to the previously reported low FPS, promising a more fluid and engaging experience for both players and spectators.

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This upgrade reflects PGL's commitment to listening to its community and improving the conditions under which its tournaments are played. By prioritizing the need for reliable and high-performing PCs, PGL demonstrates its dedication to the competitive integrity of the CS2 esports scene.