PC MASTER RACE

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The PC Master Race sound effect from the FlashGitz meme, featuring a boastful PC gaming chant used in gaming edits, console wars jokes and reaction videos.

This is a short boastful chant built around the phrase PC Master Race, delivered with exaggerated pride and a mocking, triumphant tone. The vocal swells like a gaming victory call, making a simple platform preference sound like a grand declaration. It works because the delivery is completely over the top for such a trivial argument. Viewers instantly read it as sarcastic superiority, which makes it perfect for punctuating a high-spec build, a smooth frame rate, or any moment where a PC player wants to gloat over console hardware without a long explanation.

The phrase glorious PC gaming master race was popularised in 2008 by reviewer Yahtzee Croshaw during a Zero Punctuation review of The Witcher, originally as a joke about elitist PC players. It was quickly adopted ironically by the community itself, spawning the r/pcmasterrace subreddit, guides, artwork and animated parodies including the FlashGitz version linked to this clip. Over time the insult became a badge of honour, and the short chant version survives as a quick audio shorthand for PC pride in edits, streams and console war jokes.

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What is the PC Master Race sound?

It is a short, exaggerated chant of the PC Master Race slogan, delivered like a triumphant gaming call. Creators use it to mock serious platform elitism while proudly celebrating high-end PC builds, better graphics settings and smoother performance.

Where does PC Master Race come from?

The phrase was popularised by Yahtzee Croshaw in a 2008 Zero Punctuation review of The Witcher, where it satirised smug PC gamers. The community adopted it ironically, and this clip is associated with the later FlashGitz animated meme version.

How do creators use this sound?

Place it over a build reveal, an ultra settings screen or a frame rate counter for instant comic effect. It works best as a brief punchline at the end of a setup, rather than as background audio throughout a whole video.