With over 5000 attendees, Xtreme Gaming has concluded the 18th edition of gaming festival, BYOC 2013, in New Delhi. The event ran continuously for 60 hours and was attended by gamers from all across the country. Presented by ASUS and NVIDIA, at this year’s BYOC, vendors showcased their latest gaming hardware as well as powered 20 machines in the pro tournaments section with their high end hardware.
The gamers played on their own PCs for the preliminary rounds and on qualifying; they competed in the GeForce GTX Tournament Zone managed by ASUS and NVIDIA to play on machines powered by their high-end hardware.
ASUS gave demonstration of three devices including the latest TUF and Republic of Gamers motherboards and one for the latest 4th Generation Intel Core processors. One deployed the TUF series Sabertooth X79 motherboard, another was a small form factor gaming PC with H87I-Plus mini-ITX motherboard while the third one had the Rampage IV Gene microATX motherboard. Along with these, ASUS also showcased their various graphics cards like GTX TITAN, GTX 780, GTX 770, GTX 660Ti, GTX 650Ti Boost and GTX 670 DirectCU Mini - the small form factor GeForce GTX 670 graphics card from ASUS for mini-ITX/microATX gaming PCs.
The organizers from Xtreme Gaming had to double up their LAN capacity this year, which resulted in twice the number of footfalls compared to last year and the event, was almost sold off even before it started. Cash prizes and gaming products were distributed amongst the winners and runner ups of all the tournaments.
