Gaming PC
BenQ launches MOBIUZ EX3210U – Perfect Choice for Next-Gen Gaming Consoles
February 22, 2022: BenQ unveiled MOBIUZ EX3210U a 32” Immersive gaming monitor that delivers 4K@120Hz via HDMI 2.1 on the latest consoles and 4K@144Hz through DisplayPort 1.4 for PC gaming, delivering the essentials for next-gen immersive gameplay. The MOBIUZ EX3210U comes with 31.5-inch IPS display panel, 4K UHD resolution, 144Hz refresh rate, 1ms response time, VESA Display HDR 600 and 98% DCI-P3 color gamut. Apart from being BenQ’s first gaming display with HDMI 2.1, this is the first 32” 4K 144Hz monitor announced in India with a full HDMI bandwidth of 48 Gbps. The monitor is equipped with Vesa Display HDR600 certification with a peak brightness of 600 nits and also features Light tuner, Color Vibrance and Black eQualizer, all aimed at enhancing gaming visuals for a truly immersive gam...
How Much Do You Need To Build A PC That Can Compare To The Xbox One X?
With the Xbox One X launch right around the corner, it’s kinda hard not to be excited. It’s also hard not to wonder about whether the console is more powerful than your current gaming rig. So, here’s a small build that we came up with, something that may be able to compare with the upcoming console’s performance. Keeping in mind that the target performance is aimed at 4K @ 30 FPS, and assuming that the Xbox One X will cost close to INR 50,000 in India at launch, this is what we came up with. Note that the build makes a lot of sacrifices, and is mainly made with aim to get the job done, nothing too fancy. Component Details Price CPU AMD Ryzen 3 1300X With Wraith Cooler 10,383 GPU ASUS RX 580 8GB Dual OC Edition 24,500 Storage WD Blue 1TB HDD 3,400 Power Supply Cooler...
Best Gaming Laptops Under Rs. 50,000 In India
It’s hard to believe how technology has evolved over the years. I can still remember the first time I saw a laptop, it was one of those black IBM laptops with the red button in the middle of the keyboard with which you controlled the mouse. I think that was around 1998-2000 sometime when my mum brought one of those ancient things from work and back then it was probably one of the best pieces of machinery you could get your hands on. Fast forward about 15 years and here we are now, concepts like VR are on the verge of becoming mainstream, 3D printers already finding it’s place in office spaces and Donald Trump being elected as the 45th President of America, it’s hard to believe how so much has changed in so little time. Now days what you can do on laptops people might not ...
Quick Review: AMD FX 6350 Desktop CPU
The FX 6350 is one of the latest additions to budget gaming chips by AMD, with the special edition including the Wraith Cooler for near-silent operation. It has 6 cores, providing it with a high multi-tasking potential. This CPU operates at a stock clock speed of 3.90 GHz, 1.10 GHz faster than an average desktop processor. If that isn’t enough power, the FX-6350 has been tested by AMD to handle a maximum overclocked speed up to 4.20 GHz. The technical spec are as follows: No. of Cores 6 Processor Model FX-6350 Compatible Socket AM3+ Clock Speed 3.9 GHz Max Turbo Speed 4.2 GHz Power Consumption 125W Cache Memory Details L2 – 6MB L3 – 8MB Though AMD have been a little quiet about their CPU releases recently, it’s easy to see their hard at work improving their previous CPUs...
Asus Releases The latest ROG Gaming Desktop – ASUS ROG GT51
Introducing the ROG GT51CA Desktop – A futuristic Aerodynamic Inspired design with a colossal performance and unique bold style. It is a gamer’s dream come true, capable enough to churn out unhindered performance at a 4K resolution. It also is a VR Ready machine more than capable enough to deliver the exceptional performance. ROG GT51 is no ordinary gaming machine. It’s engineered with ROG gaming DNA to give you mind-blowing gaming experiences you won’t find elsewhere. Pump up the Intel® Core™ i7-6700K CPU to a full-core overclocked 4.6GHz — without rebooting! — while you enjoy the eye-popping 8-million-color dynamic 4-zone LED lighting effects. ROG GT51: be prepared for awesome! At the heart of the 2016 iF Design Award-winning beast, lies a 6th Gen. Intel Core i7 processor ove...
Quick Review: AMD FX 8370 Desktop CPU
AMD has been laying more and more emphasis over its mid-range processors, adding another member to the 8-core CPU family, the FX-8370. For people who are looking to build a new PC in budget or upgrading the their old FX processor, this seems to be a great option. No. of Cores 8 Processor Model FX-8370 Compatible Socket AM3+ Clock Speed 4 GHz Max Turbo Speed 4.3 GHz Power Consumption 125W Cache Memory Details L2 – 8MB L3 – 8MB With the same Piledriver architecture as certain old FX chips and the same base clock speed as the FX-8350, the 8370 offers a slight upgrade in terms of maximum clock speed and functionality. It is certainly a great choice if power consumption is not much of an issue and you want to upgrade from your previous quad or hexacore processor. Also, it opens up avenues for ...
Alienware unleashes the Mac Pro of gaming PCs
Apple’s new “trash can” Mac Pro is pretty wild, but Alienware might have just snatched back the title for craziest desktop PC with its new Area-51 a funky, hexagonal machine. Similar to Apple, Alienware claims the design for its new desktop has some practical benefits beyond just looking insane. Without a doubt the PC is going to cost a fortune, but it drooling for the rig is free 🙂 Since the back of the desktop isn’t perpendicular with the floor, the company says you can push the unit up against the wall without blocking its all-important ventilation. Hardcore gamers should take note that the Area-51 will ship with Intel’s newest 6- and 8-core Haswell-E processors, and it can handle up to three monster, double-wide graphics cards. Just what you need to stomp ...
Razer showcases the World’s Most Modular PC Concept Design
There’s no need to try and reinvent the wheel, and some might argue the same applies to desktop PCs. Not Razer, a company that’s best known for its PC gaming peripherals. Razer has set out to reinvent gaming desktops with a modular PC concept that’s currently called Project Christine. The idea is to simplify the processing of setting up a PC, make future upgrades easy, and eliminate obsolescence. At a glance, the renderings look a little like Thermaltake’s Level 10 line. Project Christine takes things to another level with a modular design that makes it super simple (in theory) to swap out modules on-the-fly. The way Razer explains it, a user can slot-in additional graphics modules and add more storage by either swapping out the existing storage drives or adding more modules, all on-the-fl...