HOLY. CRAP.

This post has been edited by Chew Yongxian: Jan 8 2014, 04:29 AM

That's so convenient for a gamer who don't know much about hardware!

i got razer products too.
please dont laugh at me. lol





This post has been edited by diadokmai: Jan 8 2014, 10:24 AM

Not really. If something goes wrong you need to know your stuff to contain or fix it, especially the custom hardware interface.

But yeah, the hot swap feature for the components is a very good simplified way to upgrade for a gamer who doesn't delve into the specifics.

Razer always has the best designs and ideas for really flashy and high-techy stuff --but the quality is questionable at times.


You guys checked out their latest audio line yet, the Adaros? The in-ears are going for RM319 on their website --I personally think that's overpriced for a gaming company to suddenly want to do music audio :/

I can't wait to see how the Razer Nabu will develop, though --it looks pretty useful.

I wonder what whill happen to DIY PC builds IF Razer Project Christine takes over the PC world...

Something tells me Razer will still be more expensive Now waiting for the prices

Im guessing it will cost an arm and a leg...
I'd scream"WHY RAZER WHY!!" If the price is 1K...

This post has been edited by Minecrafter: Jan 8 2014, 02:56 PM

That look like a Thermaltake Level 10 copy

Yeah that was my first though, that they bough the Level 10 GT design from thermaltake and made it their own. But the mineral cooling was out of this planet. This is definitely cost at least RM1.5K for a full spec silent running mineral cooled system.

Nah dude, that'll never happen. This is waaaaay into enthusiasts territory, but I can tell enthusiasts themselves will rather get a Little Devil case and go all out crazy.

=________= for that same price I'd rather get Shure or sennheiser headset. Razer audio products always sound like crap to me for their individual price ranges.

I know what you mean --I've tested a few different Razer headsets; they are not the best for that price point; but in my opinion, this two are the best in their audio that I've tried so far:

1) Razer Ferox --These things are really clear, don't expect so much bass; but it's really comfortable sound.
2) Hammerhead Pro --Comfortable bass, and acceptable highs and mids for a bass centric earphone (the price should drop a bit tho )

Take my opinion with a pinch of salt ya, this from my limited knowledge

Hahaha, can't stand the Ferox. The cons of working at a HiFi store part time while I study. Got poisoned by too many high end stuff. But still, I appreciate very good value for money products. And yea I agree, the Hammerhead Pro is a bit too pricey for it's sound. RM140 or so would be okay.

latest deathadder price? considering to buy one...
any DeathAdder user here?

I heard if razer win the CES 2014 event will have big discount? o.o

DA user in the house!

this one? how much you bought? o.o

I got it for RM200. Buy from fellow lyn forumer

how is it? nice?
the package come with mouse pad or mouse only?

Very nice indeed. Love everything about the mouse. I'm afraid it didn't come with mouse pad.