Credit: Bethesda Softworks BYOC at QuakeCon 2024. Grab your rigs, organize your cables, chill a couple of energy drinks, and polish those keycaps (unless you're entering the Dirty Keyboard Contest!).

When QuakeCon was forced to cancel its in-person events, the community mourned the loss of its BYOC gatherings. ZeniMax has also announced that QuakeCon 2023 will be a ticketed-only event for pre ...

After three years of digital-only events, QuakeCon 2023 will mark the return of the beloved BYOC (Bring Your Own Computer) for in-person patrons. From Studio Head of id Software, Marty Stratton ...

Entering its 23rd year, QuakeCon 2018 will celebrate games and the people who play them by hosting North America’s largest BYOC (Bring-Your-Own-Computer) LAN party. This year’s BYOC will be ...

QuakeCon is a bring-your-own-computer (BYOC) gaming event held annually by ZeniMax (now a part of Xbox Game Studios) with tournaments and other events aimed at promoting upcoming projects.

BYOC is "Bring Your Own Computer," which is pretty much exactly what it sounds like: ... The @QuakeCon BYOC Returns!We're back in person with #QuakeCon 2023.

It’s QuakeCon 2017 and the internet has broken.To be ... Although the QuakeCon BYOC remains officially a LAN ... There's a speedrun competition going on with the winner getting a computer case.

They call the big hall the BYOC, and with 3500 stations QuakeCon boasts the largest Bring Your Own Computer party in North America. CBS News Texas: Free 24/7 News; ...

In a blog post, Bethesda states this year's event is focused on BYOC, but that there will be other activities for those who purchase QuakeCon 2023 tickets, including the QuakeCon Finals Party, the ...

The iconic fan gathering welcomes back its dedicated community with a re-imagined and upgraded BYOC (Bring-Your-Own-Computer) LAN party for four days of round-the-clock gaming, a host of fun ...

QuakeCon’s identity has changed a few times since its inception, largely due to id Software’s adoption and nurturing of the event as it grew through the late 90s and early 2000s.

Today QuakeCon 2013 kicks off its 17th annual celebration of id Software, their legacy and the love of gaming. The BYOC (bring your own computer) party has grown into a music-festival-type ...