Hardware Canucks

This whole Hi-Res Audio (Wireless) is becoming a big thing in gaming headsets… pumping a full 24-bit / 96kHz bandwidth signal wirelessly; ok that’s impressive; But like… does it really matter?

Games render audio at 48kHz (the two most common audio engines output to 48kHz). Consoles even max out at 48kHz, leaving 96kHz as more of a nice-have feature for your FLAC files for music listening. But don’t fall for the hi-res sticker for anything gaming related.

I’ve been using the two headsets with this certification and just like with gaming mice, specs are secondary. Shape is king, or as with headsets, driver tuning and comfort are king.

SteelsSeries Arctic Nova Pro Omni vs Turtle Beach Stealth Pro II - video in the pipeline 🤝

everything i thought i knew about keeping a PC cool, quietly falling apart over one week of testing. One glass box vs an Airflow case with AIO vs AIR cooling… what case wins and the WHY… confused me the most 😂

new monster video on the channel.

A hot splash of color in the sea of black headphones 🔥 been running the Verum II for the past little while and this is the type of hand-made product that feels different. Insane planar drivers / crazy metal build with soft leather pads / smooth audio delivery, I prefer brighter sound but this satisfies in many other ways.

Also made in Ukraine 🇺🇦🤝

NZXT H6. It’s handsome. that’s the post. go watch the review

Thermaltake really cooked here 👏

Happy 10yr anniversary to Montech! 🎉 They’ve had quite the impact in the case/cooling space with fresh designs and definitely insane price points. Their latest KING95 3D redesign and F738 cases are funky but maybe we’ve had enough of fish tanks ???

The masters of colors now with an affordable Y50 enclosure. Basically the same size as the Y70 but with plenty of clever cost-cutting decisions that removes $99 from your wallet but doesn’t compromise the aesthetics or user experience.

Corsair made some buzz at Computex

NZXT yo