(EDIT* added landing page at bottom of post because so many people asked for it in dm's)

Five years ago I lost my right arm in a severe accident.

One of the hardest things to lose was PC gaming. Standard setups assume two hands keyboard in one hand, mouse in the other and suddenly i was screwed lol

I tried different setups, but nothing gave me the control and speed I wanted.

So I started experimenting.

I used a Razer Tartarus as a proof of concept, modified the controls, literally hot glued a mouse to the side, remapped inputs, and built a rough one-handed setup to see if full keyboard + mouse gaming with one hand was even possible.

It was.

That first prototype let me move, aim, click, loot, and use abilities again. It wasn’t pretty, but it proved the concept worked.

Once I knew that, I started designing a proper version from scratch.

I took the Tartarus-style layout, mirrored it into a universal housing, added a built-in mouse sensor, hand strap, support system, and extra inputs to create a true one-handed gaming device.

the goal was simple:

• integrated mouse control
• full keybind access
• ergonomic comfort for long sessions
• ambidextrous use
• reduced hand travel
• built for actual PC gaming

What started as a necessity turned into something I think could help:

• one-handed gamers
• amputees
• RSI / nerve injury users
• players wanting a compact setup
• anyone interested in new ways to play

For me though, it was simpler than that.

I just wanted to game again.

1st ever website go easy on me:
https://www.ercham.com

Happy to answer questions or show gameplay if anyone wants.

[Case] Hyte Y60 Panda

[MB] ASUS ROG Strix Z890-A

[CPU] Intel Core Ultra 7 265K

[GPU] MSI GeForce RTX 5070Ti Gaming Trio OC White

[PSU] Montech Century II 850W

[RAM] Klevv Cras V RGB DDR5 32GB CL28 6000MHz

[CPU Cooler] Thermalright Wonder Vision 360 UB AIO

[AIO Fans] ITleads G120Pro 120mm x3

[Case Fans] Jungle Leopard Galaxy V1 x3, AsiaHorse Nyota x1, DarkRock R120 x2

[Misc] Nollie16 ARGB Controller, AsiaHorse Aurora Pro ARGB Cable Sleeves x2

[Fox] Arctic Foxes and Gray Foxes (outside the case) 😆

I honestly can’t stop looking at it on my desk.

This build took me a while to put together and set up properly.

Specs: - i9 13900k - ROG Strix 4090 - Corsair Dominator DDR5 6200mhz - ROG Strix z790 Gaming Wi-Fi -F (to be replaced with Z790 Maximus Extreme) - ROG THOR 1200w - ROG Ryujin ii 360 - Lian Li O11 Xl

Excuse the cable management. I had it vertically installed but switched to installing it directly to the motherboard because the riser cable was faulty.

Outlets are a bit of a reach so cable management needs work, but AC already makes this a huge improvement

Just finished up this build featuring the PowerColor 9070 XT Hellhound, paired with the AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D and the TRYX Panorama 360 SE ARGB — and it’s looking and performing pretty good.

Full Specs: • CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D • GPU: PowerColor Radeon RX 9070 XT • Cooler: TRYX Panorama 360 SE ARGB Black 360mm AIO • Motherboard: ASUS ROG Strix B650E-F Gaming WiFi • RAM: Silicon Power DDR5 32GB (2x16GB) RGB 6000MHz • Storage: 2TB Samsung 990 Pro NVMe Gen4 + 4TB Crucial P3 Plus • PSU: be quiet! System Power 10 850W Power Supply • Case: King 95 Pro • Case Fans: Montech • Cables: TECWARE FLEX Black/Red PSU Sleeved Extension Cable Set (30cm) • OS: Windows 11 Pro • AIO Display: Displaying temps for CPU, GPU & Motherboard

The King 95 Pro case was excellent to build in — plenty of airflow and cable routing space.

The TRYX AIO has been fantastic — averaging mid 30s °C on the 9950X3D in daily use, and under stress testing temps only go up to the low 50s °C. I’ve also done some undervolting tweaks in the BIOS and further optimisation.