- gulikit tmr sticks
- extremerate full matte black shell
- clicky face buttons and kit.
- removed rumble motors to reduce weight.
Turned out pretty good i think. Been using this more than my dualsense edge.
Let me know what you guys think.
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Price : 9,800.00 AED
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- CPU: 9800x3d (warranty)
- GPU: 9070XT ASUS PRIME OC 16GB (box + warranty)
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- Corsair SF1000 Power Supply
- 2 TB NVME SSD
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- AXP-90 FC Cooler
- NCASE T1 V2.5 Premium Case (With Gen5 Riser)
- Custom silicon PSU Cables by DreamBigByRayMod
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Just received the Razer Raiju V3 Pro a couple of hours ago and couldn’t wait to try it out.
I plugged it into my PC, updated the firmware to the latest version, and then hopped onto my PS5.
As soon as I started a game of Call of Duty, I could immediately tell that the input latency felt noticeably higher than on my DualSense controller.
I had heard about the latency issues before purchasing it, but I also saw people saying that the issue was fixed after updating to the latest firmware.
Unfortunately, that doesn’t seem to be the case for me. I’ve tried both wired and wireless (using the dongle), and the delay is still very noticeable.
Honestly, I’m pretty disappointed, especially considering how much I was looking forward to this controller.
Is there anything else I can try to reduce or fix the input delay?
Or should I just go ahead and return it?
i've set my ram to 6200mhz at CL34 (originally a 6400 CL32 kit).
9800x3d is also undervolted.
First time doing this test. Not sure if i should be worried here.
Came included with the dual sense whole clicky set.
Was wondering what their purpose was.
Never came up in the video guide.
Just installed the WHOLE CLICKY KIT for the BDM 050 Dual sense.
Was wondering if there’s any way to eliminate this rattle.
Cannot decide between these two.
Both are the same price in my region.
These are the only two I can afford right now.
Which one should i go for?
Still can’t decide between the Kefine Klean or the Sigmot EG280 purely for gaming (Call of Duty and Valorant).
On fresh’s IEM tier list, the kleans seem to be ranked higher than the EG280s but i’ve heard people suggest otherwise.
These are the only two options, in my budget, that are available in my region, and are basically identical in price.
I really can’t decide.
I’m stuck choosing between the Kefine Klean and the Simgot EG280s. I’ll only be using them for gaming (Valorant), nothing else.
According to Fresh’s tier list, the Kefine Klean is ranked in B tier, while the Simgot EG280s are in B-. But I’ve also seen a lot of people recommending the EG280s over the Klean.
These are basically my final two options based on availability in my region, and the prices are almost the same here.
Which one would you pick for gaming?
Did I mess up getting my first IEMs (Zero 2) with a USB-C cable instead of going with the usual 3.5mm jack + DAC setup?
I’m mainly using them for gaming, but I haven’t seen many people talk about the USB-C version so I’m not sure if I made the wrong call.