Pagnian has been operating since 2009 having served tens of thousands of customers globally through websites in Australia, UK and North America with the aim to provide customers with the best range of simulation hardware. The Next Level Racing brand of products that Pagnian distributes are Cockpits that have been loved by customers and also what professionals have relied on for training to help improve to be the best. Pagnian have supplied numerous professional drivers including V8 Supercar, Dunlop Cup, Kumho Cup, Formula Ford, Swift Series, Aussie Racing Series drivers as well as driving schools. Pagnian have also been featured in Top Gear, Crank & Piston, Dirt Action, Gizmodo, Games.on.net, ARL TV and more.
We continue to lead the market with the most realistic, innovative and best value cockpits and have various patents and registrations for our ground breaking products.
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20/04
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Gaming And Mental HealthIn recent years, there has been a growing interest in the potential benefits of gaming on mental health. While gaming has often been criticised for its negative impact on well-being, emerging research suggests that certain types of games can have positive effects on mental health, such as individuals who struggle with social anxiety or difficulty making friends. Finally, certain types of games can improve cognitive functioning, enhancing problem-solving skills and decision-making abilities. While excessive gaming can have negative consequences, moderate gaming can be a healthy and enjoyable way to improve mental well-being.
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29/03
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Gen5 SSD vs Gen4 SSD - What's the Difference?PCIe Gen5 is knocking on the door, with the first drives already hitting the market with some impressive read/write speed claims. Join us as we take a closer look at how Gen5 SSDs compare to Gen4, and whether it's worth investing in an upgrade.
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21/03
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DDR5 memory - Who needs it and why?We look at the many reasons to choose DDR5, and the advancements over DDR4 in terms of performance and durability.
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14/03
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AMD Ryzen 7000X3D Series: Overview for Gamers and CreatorsAs AMD finds it feet again in the market, Intel are hot on the heels of the X3D performance gains. Can AMD stay ahead?
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