I’ll admit I’m pretty skeptical of when a company claims new technology in their hardware will make someone better at video games. There’s a pretty clear line in the sand on that idea – anything that too obviously provides an edge is likely to veer into the territory of cheating, garnering users an unfair advantage over people without access to that specific innovation. Anything too subtle, and it’s basically the same as when a caffeine-free energy drink says it’ll get you through an eight-hour work day.