600Hz isn’t a gimmick. It’s the future of competitive FPS

Why 600Hz Monitors Actually Matter – From a CS Veteran

I’ve been playing Counter‑Strike for over 20 years, with 12 of those years on a professional level, and today…
I’m giving you the real truth about high refresh rate monitors — from 60Hz all the way up to 600Hz

Before we talk about why refresh rate matters, here's everywhere I've been:

Viewsonic CRT (1996–2006) — inherited :P

Samsung 720p 60Hz (2007–2012) — still works… somehow!

BenQ RL2240HE (2014–2016)

Samsung LC24FG70, BenQ XL2411, Asus VG248QE (2017–2020, 144Hz)

ROG Swift PG258Q (2020–2022)

Alienware AW2518H (2022–2023)

Zowie XL2566X 360Hz (2023–2024)

Viewsonic XG2431 (2024)

Alienware AW2725DF 360Hz OLED (2024–2025)

And finally… the Zowie XL2586X+ (600Hz)

Every single time refresh rate went up, one thing stayed consistent:

I saw more.
I reacted better.
And I played better.

Check out Optimum's review :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sEz4GTycFYQ

Let’s be clear:

The higher the refresh rate, the smaller the target audience.

600Hz monitors aren’t made for casual gaming.
They’re not made for RPGs, Netflix, editing, or color grading.

They’re built for two games:

Counter‑Strike
Valorant

And in that category…
Nothing comes close to what the XL2586X+ does today.

Even after using every monitor at esports events and at home, Zowie has always stayed a step ahead for FPS titles — especially CS, Valorant, and Overwatch.
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