PC Specs

Motherboard: MSI B550 A PRO
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5800X3D
GPU: Galax GeForce RTX 4070 Ti Super
RAM: G.Skill Trident NEO 32GB (2x16) 3600MHz DDR4 RAM
Main OS: Windows 11 Pro

Display

Display 1: Samsung Odyssey G5 32" QHD 144Hz
Display 2: Viewsonic VA2719-2K 27" 60Hz
Display 3: Samsung Odyssey G3 24" FHD 60hz (Display Port broken so using DP>HDMI)

Peripherals

Keyboard: hummingbird68 HE Keyboard (Group Buy from ClickClack)
Mouse: Razer Deathadder V3 Pro
Audio: Edifier QR65 & AT M50X w/ Focusrite Scarlett Solo Gen4 for Mic and Audio Production & Logitech G733 Wireless Headset
VR: PSVR2 w/ Playstation Official PC Adaptor & 3x Vive Ultimate Trackers

Game Controllers

Hori Tatacon Sensitivity Modded (Thanks Lucas <3)
Maty-Taneczne L-Tek (Thanks Jason <3)
Gamo2 FauceTwo Arcade Specs
Gamo2 PhoenixWan+ LMT Arcade Specs x2 (Thanks Sazzo <3)
Gamo2 O.N.T.R.O.L.L.E.R
8Bitdo Fightstick
Logitech G923 Driving Wheel w/ Logitech Shiftstick

Keyboards

This keyboard was apart of a group buy on ClickClack. This is possibly one of the most cheapest HE keyboard money you can buy. The keyboard itself has a lot of weight to it and it is also built out of aluminum which makes the keyboard look really nice. The lighting effects on it are limited but are very sleek and the case design is really modern, kinda making it look like a cybertruck LMAO. The sound of the keyboard is also really nice but there are some inconsistencies with the lubing which makes some of the keys feel a lot more damper than others.

This is going to be my main keyboard for a while. The rapid-trigger on this board is really good and judging from reviews, it seems like no other brand can copy what these guys can do. Gimmicks aside, this is a very well built keyboard that clearly shows that it's made for gamers, by gamers. Customisation side, there's not that much that you can actually do because this keyboard does take different style switches compared to the traditional 3/5pin switches but it's nice seeing a company actively trying to encourage users to open up their keyboard and go crazy in it.

Really good board with a nice screen at the top. Keyboard is heavy as well. Really nice cheap alternative to the Angry Miao Cyberboard which is like $1,200 AUD. This was my first ever time hearing about this brand and they are a pretty reputable brand with laptops and different tech.

Kickstarted this keyboard and was honestly disappointed when I got it. Build quality was poor and support wasn't any better as I've been waiting 2 months for a 2.4Ghz dongle which they sent me the wrong one when I initially emailed them. Switches are nice so I will give them that, but for the support i'm getting, especially being a kickstarter, is really disappointing.

This was my first every keyboard that I got online. I had no knowledge on keyboards and I wanted to get a keyboard that was 60% because that was the craze at the time. The keyboard lasted me a good while until I got more knowledge on keyboards. The PCB itself was a 1 pin connector which didn't really allow me to swap it with whatever switches I really wanted to use as majority of the switches use a 5 pin connector.

Mouse

Mouse is really good. The included grips lasted me a while and the latency is really good. Something good from razer after a while is refreshing.

Audio

AT M50X w/ Focusrite Scarlett Solo Gen4 for Mic and Audio Production & Logitech G733 Wireless Headset

Audio quality of both headphones are amazing. The Logitech G733 headset is probably one of the best headsets I've owned as the headset itself is extremely customizable. In addition, using the DTS + Surround Pro 2025 preset by NoxTheWildShadow completely unlocks the headsets true potential to the point where I could also use this as reference headphones. The microphone is not that good but does the job and has a level of clarity to it.

VR

This is possibly one of the best headsets I've used on my PC. It is a bit hard and annoying to try to find the sweet spot for the headset but once you do, you get an amazing OLED screen paired with 120hz. The lack of eye tracking support on PC and no HDR is honestly quite disappointing as I was really hoping that it would come to the headset on PC because that is basically the PSVR2's main selling point. The Globular Cluster PSVR2 mod is a must have for comfort! Pairing these alongside with the Vive Trackers were a bit annoying as the Vive Ultimate Trackers were a complete pain in the ass to pair as there were constant dropouts, but ever since the initial setup, the trackers have been flawless.