October threw some heavy hitters our way. Battlefield 6 and Call of Duty both dropped, which means half your Discord is probably arguing about which one's better right now. But here's the thing – Arc Raiders has been the real surprise of the month. If you haven't checked it out yet, it's worth a look.
Big launches always come with that familiar question: "Can my rig handle this?" That's exactly why we've been expanding our catalog this month. More options means better chances of finding gear that fits your setup and budget, whether you're chasing those ultra settings or just trying to maintain a solid framerate.
We've added eight new brands to the site this month:
More brands are in the pipeline – we're just trying to find hours that don't exist in the day. If you're working at a gaming hardware company and want to collaborate, we've set up a new "Working With Us" section that breaks down how we operate and what partnership looks like.
Some of the notable releases from the month are:
ASUS ROG Falchion Ace HFX ZywOo Ed - a collaboration between Asus and Mathieu "ZywOo" Herbaut, a renowned French Counter Strike player. ZywOo has an impressive record in the counter strike arena: he has been named best player for 3 years, runner up for 2 years, and won a record 27 HLTV MVP awards, two Major championships and an ESL Grand Slam trophy. Source: https://liquipedia.net/counterstrike/ZywOo
ASUS have also released the ASUS ROG Azoth 96 HE Wireless Gaming Keyboard. A 96 key layout of the popular Azoth keyboard. As with the OG Azoth the 96 has the updated hot-swappable ROG HFX V2 magnetic switches and ROG Hall Sensor; featuring an OLED display, three-way knob, tri-mode connectivity with ROG SpeedNova 8K wireless technology, Zone mode, six-layer dampening and detachable silicone wrist rests
Razer Launched two versions of the Kyio V2 webcam, the top version uses a Sony STARVIS sensor, and delivers 4K 30FPS Video and professional-grade clarity with exceptional detail.
And Corsair launched the VOID v2 MAX Wireless Gaming Headset which headset offers versatile audio for gamers who demand both wired and wireless connectivity. Weighing 303 g, it features a robust 50 mm driver with a 32 kΩ impedance at 1 kHz and a full‑range 20 Hz–20 kHz frequency response. The headset can be connected via USB‑charging cable (0.5 m) or wirelessly through 2.4 GHz Slipstream with up to 70 hours, or Bluetooth providing up to 130 hours battery life.
Here's to making it through October. See you in November.
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