Mars Gaming specializes in high-quality, affordable gaming peripherals and PC components, including power supplies, cases, cooling systems, and furniture.
Mars Gaming is a European brand dedicated to democratizing the gaming industry by offering high-performance peripherals and components at accessible prices. Based in Vitoria, Spain, the company designs a wide array of products ranging from PC cases, power supplies (PSUs), and cooling solutions to keyboards, mice, audio equipment, and gaming chairs.
The brand draws inspiration from mythology for its product lines—Hades, Zeus, and Vulcano—to create devices that aim to be "worthy of a god." Mars Gaming emphasizes distinctive aesthetics, including extensive RGB lighting and innovative chassis designs, while adhering to strict European quality and safety standards. Their product ecosystem supports both casual gamers and enthusiasts looking to build custom rigs without compromising on style or budget.
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Regulatory compliance documents and Declarations of Conformity (DoC) can typically be found at www.marsgaming.eu/en/conformity or on the specific product page.
No. The user manuals for Mars Gaming power supplies (such as the MPB series) explicitly state they are designed for domestic PC systems. Using them for industrial purposes or cryptocurrency mining may void the warranty.
For many models like the MWH-RSX, the wheel auto-calibrates upon powering on. For manual calibration, you typically press and hold specific buttons (e.g., A+B) while plugging in the USB, center the wheel, and then confirm with another button combination (e.g., VIEW+MENU). Refer to your specific manual for exact steps.
Most Mars Gaming liquid coolers and fans support 3-pin +5V ARGB headers. Connect the ARGB cable to your motherboard's compatible header and use the manufacturing's software (like Aura Sync, Mystic Light) to control effects. Ensure you do not plug it into a 12V RGB header to avoid damage.