Try a monitor with GSync or Freesync.  They sync the refresh rate of the monitor to the framerate the GPU can actually deliver, so you don&#x27;t get tearing and judder as the FPS drops below refresh rate.  Dropping into the 40s or high-30 FPS range is no longer a big deal.  It&#x27;s a game changer, I can&#x27;t wait for it to make its way into TVs.<p>Right now GSync is more expensive (custom electronics) and has a better experience (consistent, often wider sync ranges) but long-term FreeSync is going to win because it&#x27;s a VESA standard (VESA Adaptive Sync) and cheaper.  You can often get a FreeSync model for the same price as an old plain monitor, GSync is usually a $200 increase in price.<p>The points you raise are all true though, the PC experience is not optimized for a 10 ft UI, and the performance tuning is often not as good (although PC is usually pushing a lot more pixels - many consoles render at 720p and upscale, whereas 1080p is standard and 1440p&#x2F;4K or supersampling are common on PC).  The other thing that bothers me is that every PC game is tied to an account somehow, so you can&#x27;t buy&#x2F;sell used games.