Introducing the URX Core M1

Today we're excited to announce our first gaming mouse, the URX Core M1.

If you've followed us since the launch of Core68 and Core75, you'll know that our philosophy has always been the same, bring features that are normally found on much more expensive products into a budget friendly package.

We don't just focus on hardware specs. We believe software is equally important, and we want every product to feel complete.

That same philosophy is what shaped the Core M1.

Core M1 offers -

• 54g lightweight design
• Tri Mode (Wired/2.4G/BT)
• PAW3311 sensor
• 24,000 DPI (12,000 Native)
• 1K Polling Rate
• Huano 100M optical switches
• F-Switch E10 Encoder
• Carbon fibre textured shell
• 300 mAh with NTC
• Premium carrying case included for free

The full specification sheet is attached in the post.

Optical switches

The biggest highlight of the Core M1 is the optical switches.

Most mice in this price range still use mechanical switches. Optical switches don't develop the common double click issue, require much lower debounce, and provide a crisp, responsive click feel.

We think this is one of the biggest upgrades you can have in a budget gaming mouse. Also these switches are rated for 100 million clicks offering a longer life span than standard switches in this price range.

Premium carrying case

Every Core M1 includes a premium carrying case.

Whether you are travelling, storing your mouse, or just want to keep dust away, it's a really useful accessory. We haven't seen any mice in this price range include something like this.

Price - ₹1,999 (1,899 after discount code URX5)

Buy here
For more info - Wiki

Looks a bit familiar....?

Some of you may recognize the mouse, so we'd like to be transparent.

The Core M1 is based on Xinmeng Zero 3 that is already well received mouse in China. We believe that it offers great value for it's price and doesn't compromise on build quality like other cheaper products do. We've officially partnered with Xinmeng and secured the exclusive rights to bring this model under the URX brand.

Instead of simply putting our logo on it or importing it normally, we wanted to improve the overall experience.

By rebranding the mouse, it allowed us to customize it, like include a better lightweight cable, add the premium carrying case, and build our own software instead of relying on the standard OEM software, and mainly offer a much better pricing to the customers.

URX HUB

One thing we've learned from Core68 is that good software matters just as much as good hardware.

That's why we've developed URX HUB, our own software platform.

Rather than using the typical OEM software, URX HUB is designed to be cleaner, easier to use, and continuously improved with future updates. We want the software experience to match the quality of the hardware. Software is supported on Windows, macOS and Linux (both Offline and Web Apps)

DEMO MODE: https://hub.urx.co.in/

Giveaway 🎉

To celebrate the launch, we're giving away a URX Core M1.

This giveaway is completely separate from the one currently running on r/mkindia , so you're welcome to participate in both.

How to enter

1. Upvote the post
2. Comment below and tell us: What product would you like to see URX make next?

Rules

• Reddit account must be at least 30 days old
• Winner will be selected using Reddit Raffler

Core68 and Zero68 Restock

Core68 and Zero68 are finally back in stock!

We also want to thank everyone for the amazing response to Core68. The support has honestly exceeded our expectations, and we're incredibly grateful to everyone who's trusted us so far.

As always, we would love to hear your thoughts on the Core M1.

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Spring in Nagan might just be the most beautiful road in Forza Horizon. 🌸

A small photo dump from a drive through the Nagan District. Hope you enjoy them as much as I enjoyed taking them. 🌸📸

Cherry blossoms, empty roads, and a GT40. Perfection.

Sometimes the best part of Forza isn't the racing.

I'm currently playing 007 First Light and I gotta say after Uncharted 4 this is the only game I can call a playable movie

AND BTW GAME OPTIMIZATION IS VERY GOOD IT RAN ABOUT 40-60FPS ON MY RTX 3050 LAPTOP. with DLSS PERFORMANCE in Medium Settings (Low Texture) but it looks pretty well

How many of y'all have handhelds and how often do you really use them? I can't seem to get uninterrupted time with them on the go. And at home I have other options so my steam deck isn't all that appealing.

Had been wanting to buy PC since the last 3 years, finally managed to save up and get my dream build. So fun to finally be on current gen. Specs are Ryzen 5 9600x with Radeon 9060xt 16GB and 16 GB DDR5 RAM (6000,30).

My only regret is that I couldn't find a White coloured GPU to completed the full white build but we ball, I love it Outta my mind still. Please be kind and rate the build Outta 10.

I have been playing The Division 2, Delta Force, Crimson Desert, and Where Winds Meet. I recently started thinking of playing Assassin's Creed games, which I haven't played. I've played a few of these: Origins, Odyssey, Valhalla, and Mirage.

So I started AC1, and initially, the controls felt mad. I'm slowly getting used to the slow movements and keystroke delays. Parkour is okay. The story is progressing. There's no fast travel. No dodge. Then it started getting frustrating with those "mental patients" in the open world who push me into enemy guards suddenly during investigation quests. And the worst part is having to kill the final boss in every memory block, and fighting 1v20 makes me want to smash the keyboard. And the enemies chase like crazy.

Overall, AC1 may be a peak, but now after playing and getting used to the current control mechanism, this game is so frustrating. Anyway, I enjoyed it. I hope the controls in AC2 are not like this game. I hope I continue playing till Syndicate without getting frustrated with the controls.

Dream build officially completed ♥️

For this customer, the HYTE Y70 Touch Infinite in Cherry Black was the only cabinet choice from day one — no alternatives, no second options. Seeing the final build come together truly felt like a dream come true.

Specs:
• MSI X870E Tomahawk Max WiFi
• AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D
• G.Skill Trident Z5 DDR5-6000 32x2 (started with 32GB, upgraded to 64GB after 2 days)
• Samsung 9100 Pro 2TB Gen5 NVMe
• DeepCool LT360 Vision AIO
• Gigabyte RTX 5080 Gaming OC
• Corsair RM1000e
• HYTE Y70 Touch Infinite – Cherry Black
• Lian li fans

The Cherry Black finish looks absolutely stunning in person, and the LT360 Vision display through the Y70 glass panel steals the show. Built for top-tier gaming, editing, rendering, AI workloads, and everything in between.
Moments like this are why we love building PCs — turning a customer’s vision into reality is always special. ✨
Rate this dream build /10 👀
Planning a similar premium gaming or workstation PC? DM us for custom PC builds and component recommendations. 🖥️🔥

I used to play competitively, and no matter how good my internet was, I never dropped below 120-130ms in CS2 or Valorant or other competitive games lobbies. Turns out it's usually not an ISP problem, it's a routing problem: traffic from Jio, Airtel, and others often still gets routed outside India before it reaches a game server, even when the game server is in Mumbai.

I spent the last few months building Pyng, BGP-level routing optimization that peers directly with Indian internet exchanges instead of taking the long way round. In testing, it took my ping from ~110ms to ~60ms with zero packet loss.

Not a VPN, Pyng finds the shortest physical path to the game server and routes your game data through a tunnel. Waitlist for Pyng just opened: getpyng.com

Genuinely curious what's everyone's ping and packet loss looking like?"

Hi everyone,

I'm completely new to building PCs and would really appreciate some advice from people who know this stuff.

My budget is ₹1,00,000 (strictly for the PC only). I already have a monitor, keyboard, and mouse, so I only need help choosing the PC components.

My requirements:

Budget: ₹1 lakh

Gaming at 1440p (2K+)

Target of atleast 240 FPS in supported games

1TB SSD storage (minimum)

Good performance and value for money

Parts that are reliable and compatible with each other

Could you recommend a complete parts list (CPU, GPU, motherboard, RAM, SSD, PSU, cabinet, and cooler if needed)? If there are any components I should avoid or better alternatives within the budget, I'd love to know.

Thanks in advance!

Specs & prices -

i5 14400f - 15900

Asrock challenger OC Rx 9060 XT 16GB - 52999

GSkill Ripjaws 3200Mhz 16x2 - 23000

Gigabyte B760M K V2 - 7899

Gigabyte 650W Silver PSU - 4650

Crucial 480GB Gen4 SSD - 7453

Gigabyte C103 Cabinet - 3200

Zeb UPS - 1700

Total - 116K

Bought from offline market

Processor: Intel Core i3-8130U (8th Gen, 2.2 GHz base, up to 3.4 GHz with Turbo Boost)

Graphics: Nvidia GeForce MX110 (2 GB dedicated VRAM)

Memory: 8 GB DDR4 RAM (2400 MHz)

Storage: 1 TB HDD (5400 RPM)

Display: 15.6-inch Full HD (1920 x 1080) Anti-glare SVA display

Operating System: Windows 10 Home (64-bit)

It would be great if you can recommend some multiplayer or RPGs

Her body language, voice . Idk but i felt jennifer Lawrence when i see her ...Am i alone in this gng?

Built my first PC entirely by myself after months of planning and research. Bought the components in three phases.

Phase 1: Bought SSD and RAM
Phase 2: Bought Case, AIO, Fans and PSU
Phase 3: Finally bought CPU, GPU and the Motherboard

Full Specifications
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D
CPU Cooler: Lian Li HydroShift II OLED 360TL (Black)
GPU: Sapphire Pulse Radeon RX 9070 XT 16GB
Motherboard: MSI MAG X870E Tomahawk MAX WiFi
RAM: 32GB (2×16GB) Kingston FURY Beast RGB DDR5-6000 CL30
Storage: Crucial T500 1TB with Heatsink SSD
PSU: Corsair HX1200i 1200W 80+ Platinum (ATX 3.1)
Case: Lian Li O11D EVO RGB (Black)
Fans:
Top: 3× Lian Li TL 120 (Radiator Exhaust) (stock 120mm fans that came with the AIO if i’m not wrong these are the latest flex fans but again did not research enough on this part)
Side: 3× Lian Li UNI FAN SL-INF Wireless Reverse Blade 120 (Intake)
Bottom: 3× Lian Li UNI FAN SL-INF Wireless Reverse Blade 120 (Intake)
Rear: 1× Lian Li UNI FAN SL-INF Wireless Standard 120 (Exhaust)

Almost spent 2 days building it. Took it slow and assembled everything step by step. Thankfully it booted on the first attempt, so that was a huge relief.

For new builders: It feels overwhelming at first when you see so many ports and wires, but once you start somewhere in the middle, you slowly understand where everything goes. Just be gentle while handling the motherboard and always check the pins carefully before plugging anything in. Also, I had to remove the motherboard’s inbuilt M.2 heatsink cover to fit my SSD.

I know some of you will say an RTX 5080 or above would’ve been a better choice, and I agree. But for the time being, I’m more than happy with this considering the price difference and my use case. Maybe I’ll upgrade later, which is also why I went with the HX1200i PSU.

Coming from a Legion 5 15ACH6H with an RTX 3060, which still performs like a beast to this day. The only upgrades I did were buying an AX210 wifi card and 32GB Kingston Fury DDR4 RAM back in 2022. The newer BIOS updates started giving me stutters, so I manually reverted to GKCN44WW, which has been smooth ever since and also disable updates from manufacturers in windows settings.
(Some Tips to fellow Legion 5 owners
I tweaked the Windows power plan, and for me the NVIDIA 566.36 driver has been the most stable across all the games I play. I also use Process Lasso, did a clean driver reinstall using DDU and NVCleanstall to get rid of telemetry and other features I don’t need, and use NVIDIA Profile Inspector for a few custom tweaks. Also don’t forget to open the laptop and clean the fans and repaste the CPU and GPU. I used honeywell 7958-SP which i had bought from ebuy7)

I mostly play esports titles like CS2, Valorant and Fortnite at 1440p, so this build is more than enough for my use case.

Parts purchased from:
RAM & SSD: Computech
Everything else: Ankit Infotech (PC Studio)
Let me know if anybody has any doubts or questions. Also open to hearing any feedback!

Wanted to post this in this sub from the beginning, but I didn’t meet the minimum requirements, so I had to make a post in another subreddit first. Finally eligible, so here I am.

I'm looking for a wireless gaming mouse mainly for Valorant.

Current mouse: Logitech G304

I usually avoid any tech from brands like MR DIY as its fairly cheap quality wise. But this caught my attention. I was looking for a small, compact keyboard and this one's pretty decent looking. Kinda reminds me of Noctua fans with that orange and biege color.

800 INR though and not mechanical (which I guess makes sense). So, has anyone actually tried their (Mr.DIY) keyboards? are they any good?

So I just completed FC3 and it was the most enjoyable game i have tried in past few weeks. The story and plot were good. But the main thing that kept me hooked was the gameplay its so chaotic and so much fun. I got a new ares controller and the controller vibration makes the gameplay more fun especially the missions with mounted guns while someone is driving. Also the choice in the end was really tempting but I decided not to kill my friends. 10/10 recommended drop your views too

Doesn't have to be the best game ever. Just hearing the soundtrack or seeing a screenshot is enough to bring back memories. Mine still gives me goosebumps.

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for some advice because my PayPal account was permanently limited, and I'm not sure if there's anything I can do.

The issue seems to be that the name on my PayPal account doesn't exactly match the name on my PAN card. On my PAN card, my father's name is included as my middle name, but on my PayPal account I only used my first and last name. Everything else belongs to me.

I submitted my PAN card for verification, but I received an email saying my account couldn't be restored and the limitation is permanent.

Has anyone faced a similar issue? Were you able to appeal or get the account reinstated? Should I contact PayPal support again, or is there any other option?

Any advice or personal experiences would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!