Design the Best Gaming Setup for Peak Performance

Custom PCs, elite peripherals, and ergonomic essentials, built to match your playstyle, not just the specs.
Built by the best: Custom PCs from leading Canadian computer builders
You can have the most powerful graphics card on the market. But if your chair feels like it belongs in a high school gym, you’re not gaming at your peak. A well-designed gaming setup is a full ecosystem where performance, comfort, and vibe come together to level you up.
At Micro-Vision Computers, we’ve been fine-tuning custom systems for over 40 years. Whether you’re gaming for glory, streaming for fans, or just chasing smoother frame rates, the right setup can change everything.
Let’s break down what it takes to build the best gaming setup. One that’s built for you, not just for specs.

Core Components of the Best Gaming Setup

Custom-Built PCs

The beating heart of your setup. Think latest RTX or Radeon GPUs, and multi-core processors that chew through the latest AAA titles. Our systems are whisper quiet and cool under pressure, so you stay focused and in control.

Responsive Peripherals

Mechanical keyboards with just the right click. DPI-adjustable gaming mice that respond like a reflex. And sound? You want headsets and speakers that don’t just boom, they immerse.

Monitors That Make a Difference

144 Hz? Minimum. Low response time? Non-negotiable. Whether you’re running an ultrawide or dual-screen setup, we help you pick displays that match your playstyle and your priorities.

Ergonomic Essentials

Long session? You’ll need a setup that’s as comfortable as it is powerful. Adjustable chairs, desks with cable management, and lighting that won’t make your eyes beg for mercy.

What Hardware Do You Need for Multi-Monitor and Ultrawide Gaming?

More pixels need more muscle. And we mean that literally. Here’s what you’ll want in your arsenal:
  • A GPU with serious output power: Look for cards that support HDMI 2.1, DisplayPort 1.4+, and multiple simultaneous displays. Think Nvidia RTX or AMD’s latest lineups.
  • Motherboards that flex: You’ll want plenty of PCIe bandwidth, plus the USB ports to support all your gaming peripherals, from flight sticks to macro pads.
  • A reliable PSU (power supply unit): Feeding multiple displays and a performance-hungry GPU requires more wattage than a standard setup.
  • Built for longevity: Our builds go through multiple tests to make sure they thrive under pressure, not just survive.
What Hardware Do You Need for Multi-Monitor and Ultrawide Gaming?
Configuring Your Display Like a Pro

Configuring Your Display Like a Pro

It’s not just about what you see; it’s about how you see it. Here’s how to make every monitor count:
  • Use NVIDIA Surround or AMD Eyefinity: to merge monitors into one panoramic experience.
  • Sync everything: Match your monitor resolution, refresh rate, and panel type to avoid graphical hiccups or visual stutter.
  • Correct bezels and FOV: Proper field-of-view settings help avoid distortion, while bezel correction brings a clean, continuous line of sight.
  • Tailor your setup by genre: Ultrawide is great for immersion-heavy games like RPGs and simulations, while multi-monitor can be ideal for racing, flight, or strategy titles.
  • Go custom with layouts: Windows display settings or third-party tools can help you snap, scale, and arrange your screens your way, for both work and play.

Performance Tweaks to Keep You in the Action

You’ve got the gear. Now let’s dial it in:
  • Scale back selectively: Adjust in-game settings like shadow quality or textures to gain frame rate without sacrificing the visuals that matter.
  • Turn on the tech:  Use DLSS (NVIDIA) or FSR (AMD) to upscale your resolution with AI smarts, keeping visuals sharp and performance smooth.
  • Sync to win:  G-SYNC or FreeSync can prevent screen tearing across all compatible displays for that buttery feel in motion-heavy games.
  • Test like a scientist:  Benchmark your games at your target resolution (triple 1080p, 3440×1440, or beyond) to expose any choke points.
  • Enable frame pacing and triple buffering: These small settings can mean the difference between “choppy” and “cinematic.”
Performance Tweaks to Keep You in the Action
Comfort Meets Immersion: Ergonomics Matter

Comfort Meets Immersion: Ergonomics Matter

Don’t just build custom gaming solutions that look great; make sure they feel right too:
  • Adjustable arms or mounts: Eye-level screens mean less neck strain and more comfort during long sessions.
  • Bias lighting:  Backlighting reduces eye fatigue and makes your display pop without the harsh contrast.
  • Head-tracking support:  Supported by many simulation PC setups, head-tracking gives your gameplay an almost spooky sense of realism.
  • Input devices made for your game:  Whether it’s a programmable controller or a button box, customization matters.
  • Soundstage awareness: Immersive audio matters just as much as visual fidelity. Directional sound setups and thoughtful acoustics can take your experience from good to goosebumps.

Built for the Bold. Backed by Us.

At Micro-Vision Computers, we don’t believe in generic builds or guesswork. Every configuration is forged for purpose, tested for toughness, and backed by a three-year warranty. If you’re building a simulation PC or crafting a competitive battlestation, we’ll make sure your setup delivers today and long into the future.
Let’s make your setup do more than just play. Let’s make it perform.
Ready to expand your view? Contact us or drop by our Nanaimo location. We’ll help you build a setup that sees the whole picture.