Author: Jay de Villa

A computer peripheral enthusiast and a hobbyist. I generally write about my hobbies like gaming(mostly Dota 2), computers, and plastic models.
Razer Basilisk V3 X HyperSpeed Mouse Review
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Razer Basilisk V3 X HyperSpeed Mouse Review

Razer Basilisk V3 X Hyperspeed is a wireless ergonomic gaming mouse from Razer. It is part of the refresh of the Basilisk line-up. Like the previous Razer Basilisk, it still has dual wireless connectivity. Unlike its predecessor, it now has 9 programmable buttons(a sniper button is added which is missing in the 1st Razer Basilisk…

Does connecting your gaming mouse to a USB 3.0 Port improve performance?

Does connecting your gaming mouse to a USB 3.0 Port improve performance?

No, connecting your mouse to a USB 3.0 port does not improve performance. Your mouse(even your keyboard) uses so little data that connecting it to a USB 3.0 that has faster and improved data transfer is still insignificant to even result in a performance increase. How much data does a gaming mouse to a USB…

Camp stacking and Creep pulling in Dota 2

Camp stacking and Creep pulling in Dota 2

Creep pulling and camp stacking are two important mechanics any Dota 2 player should learn. Understanding these maneuvers is crucial for any player aspiring to climb the ranks of Dota 2. Creep pulling helps control creep movements, maintain equilibrium, and make enemy creeps move toward your tower, it also helps deny your enemy of gold…

What are Ceramic Keycaps

What are Ceramic Keycaps

As the name ceramic keycaps suggests, its keycaps are made of ceramics. Unlike the usual ABS and PBT Keycaps, ceramics are more durable and shinier than plastic keycaps. Due to the material used, they can be more expensive and can be a more niche cosmetics enhancement to your keyboard. Casual keyboard users may not even…

Undervolting my Nitro 5 (2019 Model) – My Throttlestop Settings

Undervolting my Nitro 5 (2019 Model) – My Throttlestop Settings

Undervolting my Nitro 5 was inevitable due to the tropical climate from where I live. Room temperature would average around 30 degrees Celcius, which would contribute to significant heating issues that my Nitro 5 would get. The idle temperature would fluctuate 60 to 70 degrees, repasting and cleaning the fan would help reduce 5-7 degrees….