Important PC gaming peripherals

[Kleviso]

So my new gaming pc is coming soon I was wondering if anybody knew some peripherals I should need/get.

Currently all I have is a:
Microsoft Sidewinder X4 keyboard
Razer Goliathus control edition mouse mat
Creative fatal1ty Headset
Wired Xbox 360 controller

What I've planned to get:
Turtle Beach ear force X12 gaming headset
In wall headset holder
2 cable tidys
Acer S240HLbid 24" (Second Screen)

What else should I get/consider buying?

[jo132]

I have an Earforce Px21, it is great, works for PC, Xbox and PS3, i'd recommend it.
You might need a mouse mat? Anything is good really, i suggest steelseries

[Aborted]

Personally, I always go with seperate headphones and mics. It might be a little out of your range, but I'd suggest getting a pair of V-Moda Crossfade LP's. One of the best pair of headphones I've ever owned, which is saying a lot.

[Heartview]

Personally, I always go with seperate headphones and mics. It might be a little out of your range, but I'd suggest getting a pair of V-Moda Crossfade LP's. One of the best pair of headphones I've ever owned, which is saying a lot.

Honestly its not nearly as important for video games. If its preference than fine, but the vast majority of headset mics are perfectly capable of doing enough. Crystal clarity isnt really possible through games considering the bitrate of voip in games is really really low anyways. The biggest factor for headsets is quality of sound, and comfort.

But if you have a really comfortable headset but it has no mic, by all means, grab a separate mic because gaming headsets have never really came ahead in comfort.