• $1236 DIY Haswell High-End Gaming PC Build - June, 2013


    Filed in: Gaming Upgrade Kit
  • Analysis: Haswell For Gaming - When Is It Appropriate to Upgrade?


    Filed in: Hardware Guides
  • NVIDIA GeForce GTX 770 Official Specs, Price, SLI Benchmarks


    Filed in: PC

Hot on the heels of Steve's review of Logitech's high-end G700s, we're regrouping to bring you another Logitech mouse review -- this time, it's the Logitech G500s gaming mouse. The mouse uses a chassis that brings back memories of the MX518, G5, and G500 (non-s) mice by Logitech, using a similar chassis/frame layout, a powerful sensor, quality hardware, and a mid-range price-point.

If it ain't broke, don't fix it -- and there's certainly not much broken about the previous iterations (sans some quality issues with plastic M4/M5 buttons). Let's see if that holds true for the G500s.

logitech-g500s-slider

Read more...
Labels: RPGsRTSFPSPCHardware

Welcome to another edition of Mik's picks. For this weekend's hardware sales, I found great deals on a GPU, HDMI cable, monitor, PSU, and an SSD.

samsung-ssd

Read more...
Labels: DIYPCHardwareSales

Rosewill's been known to silently release budget/mid-range products without major press fanfare -- the Line-M, which we spotted at CES, is a recent example of this. The new Patriot case had no official press release, but is freshly available on Newegg and has been posted to the company's facebook page; here's what we know about the Rosewill Patriot case from the specs (review hopefully impending):

rosewill-patriot-case

Read more...
Labels: DIYPCPC BuildsHardware

Former Epic Games Design Director Cliff Bleszinski gave a keynote presentation at the 2013 East Coast Game Conference (ECGC) Wednesday, April 24th. His keynote speech reached twenty years into the game designer's past, explored the once-emergent shareware distribution model, and then bridged those experiences with the future of gaming and its charted trajectory.

cliff-bleszinski

Bleszinski's keynote spanned topics across the gaming world, including commentary on the "millennial" generation—a term that the twenty-year veteran hates—the enablement and rise of indie gaming, and brief commentary on software piracy. The central message to the speech seemed to encourage a coming-together of the industry's seemingly-severed AAA and indie market segments. We've embedded a video of the entire ECGC 2013 keynote with Cliff Bleszinski, found below, but have also gone through and extracted some noteworthy statements.

Read more...

Gaming peripherals are currently spearheading our efforts to deconstruct the underlying components within gaming hardware and, following our Genius Gila review, today we look at Logitech's new G700s mouse. We first spoiled Logitech's new gaming peripherals right before PAX East, where we covered hard specs and talked a bit about Logitech's new branding, but have since had time to speak with Logitech engineers and play with the hardware.

g700-slider

The G700s and G500s were what specifically interested our review staff (Patrick Lathan will be looking at the G500s) for their one-two punch in the high-end and mid-range gaming markets, respectively; a review is also pending for the new keyboards and a headset, though that's still slightly in the distance.

Read more...
Labels: RPGsRTSFPSPCHardwareAnalysis
Editor rating
 
0.0
User rating
 
0.0 (0)
$508 Cheap Bastard's DIY Gaming PC Build - April, 2013

It's been a while since we've run a proper "Cheap Bastard's gaming PC build," and feeling a bit nostalgic (and bastardly-cheap), we've decided to revisit the topic of a $500-range gaming PC. As always, the parts detailed herein are meant to get you on the ground with a DIY, custom gaming machine for dirt-cheap, and we think we've put together a list of reliable parts at a good price.

cheap-bastard-pc

Besides, Spring is here, and what better time than now to do a little spring cleaning? Time to build yourself a gaming rig as a reward for all those long hours working and/or studying and get ready for summer vacation. We scoured the web for the best deals that we could find to allow you to play all of your favorite games at mid-to-high settings, ideally without breaking the budget; we've added recommendations for upgrade paths if you have extra cash to spend, all found in the below text. Let's get to the build already!

Read more...
Labels: DIYPCPC BuildsHardware

More Articles...

<< Start < Prev 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next > End >>

GN System Builder Forums

Advertisement

GameDev Internal Ad