In my previous life, I worked as a drone for one of Australia’s biggest consumer electronics stores. We’d sell small appliances, household appliances, TVs, and sound systems, and I initially started my position there in the tech department, selling fun things like cameras, game consoles, and computers. Of the few

This is the first time I have been intimidated by a keyboard in my 7 years at MKAU. Coming in a massive heaving box, I did not know for the life of me where to start with this one. A great keyboard for someone with way too much money on

I’ll be the first to admit I get a little excited when I get to review something from Republic of Gamers as I know I’m in for a treat with the quality of their products, with their latest headset release the ROG Delta II Wireless Headset, and glancing over the

Razer is back again with another product release and this time they’ve teamed up with Xbox and had the product officially licensed through Xbox, saying that might have given a small hint to what they have released. The Wolverine is back for its V3 and there is no better name

While I’ve been building my gaming systems for a few years now, I’ve only recently started dabbling in the overclocking side of things, and even then, it’s mostly been with tools such as MSI Afterburner. I’ve also played around with allocating some of my SSD as virtual RAM, but not

Well, here we are again. I guess it must be fate. This week, Razer has given MKAU the wonderful opportunity to test out their brand-new headset, the Razer Kraken V4 Wireless Headset. Its sleek, dashing looks and vibrant RGB colours grabbed our attention. I thoroughly enjoyed my time with it,

We spend a lot of time picking out internal components for our perfect computer or customising characters and liveries in video games. Yet, when it comes to peripherals, we often settle for something that doesn’t quite check the boxes for everything we want. We might sacrifice the quality of switches

Gaming enthusiasts worldwide are already familiar with the `Asus Republic of Gamers` and their bounty of amazing tech products across the gaming landscape. If you can think of it there is likely a ROG product that will help you gain that competitive edge, from the very best in gaming PCs,

RazerANZ hooked MKAU Gaming up with the new Razer DeathAdder V3 HyperSpeed Wireless Gaming Mouse, one of their latest peripherals since the company was founded in 2005. I have always been a big fan of Razer’s sleek black designs, with most of them rocking some sort of RGB, and you

Just before the end of the financial year, ASUS Republic of Gamers sent us a little care package, comprised of a ROG STRIX Scope II RX Optical Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, the ROG STRIX SG27ACS Ultra-fast Gaming Monitor, a ROG Delta S Gaming Headset, a ROG Harpe Ace Aim Lab Edition

There is no denying that VR has come a long way since it became commercially available to the public. In the last ten years alone we have seen VR headsets become much smaller and lighter, even shedding themselves of the often cumbersome cables. Of the hundreds of companies that manufacture

The ROG Strix XG27ACS Ultra Fast Gaming Monitor, supplied to us for review and packaged with the ROG Strix Scope II RX Optical Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, the ROG X Aimlab Harpe Ace Aim Lab Edition gaming mouse, the ROG Sheath mouse pad, an ROG Delta S Gaming Headset, and an

Republic of Gamers (ROG) never ceases to amaze me. They are always pumping out new products for the gaming community to enjoy. The true question then though is that is their quality in this quantity? MKAU got their hands on the ‘ROG Keris II Ace Wireless Gaming Mouse’ and put

I recently wrote a review for the ROG STRIX Scope II RX Optical Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, part of a complete gaming package ASUS sent us to try out. It included an ROG STRIX SG27ACS Ultra-fast Gaming Monitor, the ROG Delta S Gaming Headset, the ROG X Aimlab Harpe Ace Aim

ASUS recently sent us a complete Republic of Gaming setup to try out, including the ROG G22CH desktop PC, an ROG STRIX SG27ACS Ultra-fast Gaming Monitor, the ROG Delta S Gaming Headset, the ROG X Aimlab Harpe Ace Aim Lab Edition gaming mouse, the ROG Sheath mouse pad, an ROG

From Alienware, a subsidiary brand of Dell, comes the Alienware m16 R2 Gaming laptop. MKAU got the chance to try out this device, and needlessly to say, there are worse laptops you can buy with your hard-earned cash. Firstly, if you’re looking to purchase an Alienware M16 R2 Gaming laptop,

I’d never really given much thought to power supplies when I’ve built PCs in the past. So long as I had a high enough wattage to support what I was placing inside a case, I was good. It didn’t matter that I struggled to hide the excess wires, haphazardly cramming

If you ever plan on overclocking your PC, you want to make sure that you have a really good cooling system to deal with the extra heat it will generate. Sure, you could cover your case in fans, or you could stick a giant heatsink onto the board, but liquid

Asus has been generously helping MKAU Gaming put together a dedicated benchmarking PC, and alongside the ASUS A21 Micro- ATX case, the ASUS TUF GAMING 1000W GOLD PSU White edition, an ROG STRIX LC III 360 Watercooler, and an ASUS ROG STRIX Gaming GeForce RTX 4070 OC Edition graphics card,

With the end of financial year sales and tax season on the horizon, I’ve spent the last few weeks contemplating buying a new graphics card, and it’s as if they read my mind because ASUS have sent us one to try out – the ASUS ROG STRIX Gaming GeForce RTX4070

Backbone is a great product released by Backbone Labs Inc. that transforms your boring old mobile phone into a gaming machine, and there are a couple of different options you can choose from. The first option is similar to the Xbox controller, while the other is more of a Playstation

Founded in 2001, but famously coined SteelSeries in 2007, this ostentatious company has come a long way from their initial products the ‘Icemat’ and ‘SteelPad’ mouse mats. With a wide range of products now, SteelSeries has expanded to cover all your needs as a gamer. Introducing the ‘SteelSeries Arctis Nova

With my focus shifting towards internal PC hardware, I’ve spent a fair amount of time pulling my system apart, installing items for review, testing them out, and then rebuilding back to what it was. This wouldn’t be much of an issue if it wasn’t also my work computer, but it

One of my least favourite things about putting together a desktop PC is dealing with the Motherboard. It could just be the way I’ve put them together, but I’ve always found the connectors to be fiddly, and more often than not, they can be in some truly awkward positions. As

Once, the humble mouse pad used to be the absolute must-have accessory for using your PC. For those who remember using the humble trackball mouse, the mouse pad added the much-needed friction necessary to move your pointer around. Now, this once humble must-have is often one of the most overlooked

Mad Catz is one of the leading brands specialising in hardware for PCs and game consoles. Their E.S. Pro+ Gaming Earbuds aim to provide an alternative to gaming headsets. It has all the important pieces of a gaming headset but on a much smaller and more portable scale. It is

I’ve never really thought about mobile phones when it comes to gaming. I know they can do it, but it’s never been high on my list of priorities when I’ve been looking at upgrading, and I tend to stick to what I know, as I’m sure many others do. I’ve

Like its Gaulish meaning for ‘horn’, the ‘ROG ‘Carnyx’ USB Gaming Microphone’ demands attention, like horns blowing in a grand introduction. Drawing an even deeper connection, like ancient horns were used for communication across the land, this is one microphone from the ‘Republic of Gamers’ that creates a fabulous conversational

Whether you’re a gamer, content creator, or run a business from home, we all struggle to find space on our storage devices. We are always searching for a drive that will provide us with the space we need for our precious data while being able to access it as fast

SteelSeries are smashing out some new products and they are not holding back on the features and designs of their new products. I’m starting to see more and more smaller keyboards hitting the market which are perfect for someone who does not want to use too much real estate on