If you are into custom PC/PC mods, then I am very sure this post is going to get you all psyched up. FUXK (don’t ask…) is PC customizer in China that does some pretty out-of-this-world custom PC case mod. At least, those that we saw since 2016 has been an eye opener to us. The snowmobile-inspired example you see here is apparently the latest from this China company (more like a team) that is relatively unknown outside of the China and the modding community. Continue reading Check Out These Insanely Brilliant PC Case Mods By FUXK
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This Custom Toaster PC Is Not Toast, It Is Freaking Cool!
Toast is tasty, but in modern slang, ‘toast’ also means something being destroyed, like an electronic equipment got fried. Well, that’s what we know, but this custom PC is anything but toast. What you see here is a Toaster PC, created by one imgur user xXNokkenXx, that is literally a toaster. Though it does not make toast anymore, which may be a good thing though cos’ munching on crisp toasts would only invite crumbs to call your keyboard ‘home’ and that’s yucky. Continue reading This Custom Toaster PC Is Not Toast, It Is Freaking Cool!
With Star Trek BORG Cube PC, Your Assimilation With PC Will Be Complete
Fans of Star Trek will be familiar with the recurring antagonist, an alien group known as Borg. The Borg you see here is not as sinister as the alien beings who forcefully make their captives assimilate. In fact, I think it is the opposite. However, if using a computer for work and entertainment, including gaming, are viewed as sins, then The Borg Cube PC might very well be evil. But who the hell cares? Seriously, a PC in the likeness of the Borg cube? Well, I’d say shut up and take my money! There are two versions of The Borg Cube PC: a 6-inch cube (herein known as The Borg Micro Cube) designed for productivity and entertainment (you know, surfing the Internet, watching movies and whatnot) and a larger 12-inch version (known as The Borg VR Cube) rigged for gaming. Continue reading With Star Trek BORG Cube PC, Your Assimilation With PC Will Be Complete
This Maingear 1ofONE Build Has Fizzling Cooling Fluid That Looks Like Coca-Cola Flowing Through It
Do you know that soft drink giant Coca-Cola is involved in eSports? Yeah. They are and TBH, I have no idea at all. But now I do because of this awesome Maingear x Coke eSports 1ofONE Coca-Cola Gaming PC. Yup. It is a Coke-branded PC, alright, but do not mistaken it as just a regular rectangular PC case slapped with Coca-Cola branding. It is a lot more than that. I mean, it is still a fairly regular rectangular case with pretty red and white Coca-Cola branding and Coke eSports branding, but under the hood, it has some really, really interesting bits. Continue reading This Maingear 1ofONE Build Has Fizzling Cooling Fluid That Looks Like Coca-Cola Flowing Through It
CyberPowerPC P400 Joins The List Of “Designed By Razer” PC Cases
Razer may not be on the desktop gaming rig bandwagon, yet, but for fans, there is always the official Razer-themed build-to-order desktop PCs to turn to. Speaking of which, CyberPowerPC P400 Designed by Razer desktop computer is the latest to join the growing line of “Designed by Razer” PC cases. Based on CyberPowerPC’s P400 ATX case, this Razer-touched incarnation features a matte black finish, a tinted tempered glass side panel, and of course, the mark of Razer, the trademarked three-headed snake logo backlit on the front panel. Continue reading CyberPowerPC P400 Joins The List Of “Designed By Razer” PC Cases
Lenovo’s Razer Edition Is The Closest Thing You’ll Get To A Razer Desktop
Ever wonder how will a Razer desktop look like? Well, then look no further than the Lenovo Y900 Razer Edition Gaming Desktop PC. Granted, the Lenovo Y900 Razer Edition is not exactly a Razer’s own desktop gaming rig, but rest assure that you will have all your Razer-oriented gaming needs in one uber sleek desktop machine. What you will get is a complete setup which includes a Y27G curved gaming monitor boosting 144Hz refresh rate and NVIDIA G-Sync support, overclockable Intel processor and GTX 1080 graphics card (unfortunately, the latest 1080 Ti isn’t on the menu), and Chroma-goodness – thanks to the inclusion of Razer hardware comprising of Razer BlackWidow Chroma Mechanical Keyboard and Razer Mamba Tournament Edition Mouse. Continue reading Lenovo’s Razer Edition Is The Closest Thing You’ll Get To A Razer Desktop
MSI Vortex G65: Powerful Gaming PC With Seriously Tiny Footprint
Thanks to the MSI Vortex G65 Mini-tower Gaming PC, your days with clunky tower that takes up a chunk of your table top is over. At a size measuring 7.61 x 7.01 x 10.55 inches, this 8.8 lbs gaming rig is no bigger than a subwoofer and best part is, it ain’t a box like so many ‘mini’ gaming rigs are. Packed inside its beautiful cylindrical form factor is an Intel Core i7-6700K processor, backed by up to 64GB RAM, along with Super RAID 4 and dual NVIDIA GeForce GTX graphics with up to 16GB of VRAM. Despite its compact form, it is still very much upgradeable and expandable, and it is certainly not lacking in the connectivity department, including three USB 3.0 ports as well as Thunderbolt 3 for uber fast data transfer and Dual Killer Gaming Network E2400. Continue reading MSI Vortex G65: Powerful Gaming PC With Seriously Tiny Footprint
Valve Unveiled a Slew of Steam Machines with Pricing, Introduced Steam Link for Game Streaming
Last week was considered a pretty exciting week for the gaming community, even more so if you are huge fan of Steam gaming. Valve, the driving force behind Steam games, have unveiled a slew of Steam Machines from various vendors, plus a nifty gadget called Steam Link which will allow you to stream all your Steam content, in 1080p, from any PC or Steam Machines on the same home network to your HDTV in any room. The device is slated to be available this November for $49.99. Steam Controller will cost an additional $49.99, which you’re definitely going to need. Among the 15 rigs announced (yes! 15!) were some that we have seen previously on this blog, including the likes of the liquid-cooled Maingear Drift (from $849.99), Alpha-based Alienware Steam Machine (from $479.99) and AMD Athlon-powered iBuyPower SBX (from $459.99). Continue reading Valve Unveiled a Slew of Steam Machines with Pricing, Introduced Steam Link for Game Streaming
Maingear Outs Console-size Steam Machine, Touts 4K Gaming Experience
Have a big-ass 4K TV? Then you would probably want to play your favorite PC or Steam games on it as opposed to game console or even a regular PC. Lucky for you, the days of black, towering chassis has gone, so you can actually don’t feel ashamed of putting a PC in your living – making your favorite room in the home a true entertainment center. The Maingear Drift Steam Machine and Gaming PC is one such example. It is the latest to join the Steam revolution, offering both a Steam Machine for steam gaming and a PC, or gaming PC to be more precise, for PC titles. Packed into its beautiful unibody aluminum chassis is the latest in gaming technology, including Intel Core i7-4790 processor and NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980 or AMD Radeon R9 290X GPU, which promised 4K gaming experience so you can better utilize your under utilized UHD TV. Continue reading Maingear Outs Console-size Steam Machine, Touts 4K Gaming Experience
MSI All-in-One Gaming PC Gets NVIDIA GeForce GTX 900M Graphic Cards
gone were the days where huge, space-eating gaming rig is a must for serious gaming. thanks to the enhancement in graphics technology, now All-in-One is as capable as any full size rigs and the latest to join the graphic race with minimal footprint is MSI’s 27-inch All-in-One gaming PC, now equipped with NVIDIA GeForce GTX 900M graphic cards. powered by fourth generation Intel Core i7 processors with up to 16GB DDR3L RAM, the rigs also boast Killer E2200 Game Networking, MSI’s Super RAID technology, dual Yamaha speakers with full-range monomer and amplifier, independent subwoofer, and anti-glare matte display with anti-flicker technology. two versions are available: one equipped with GTX 980M 8GB graphic card (referred to as the AG270 2QE) and the other, GTX 970M 6GB graphic card (known as the AG270 2QC). Continue reading MSI All-in-One Gaming PC Gets NVIDIA GeForce GTX 900M Graphic Cards