Clix’s Dr3amin Access Fund: Leveling Up the Game Beyond the Screen

Is giving away gaming PCs just a streamer stunt—or a real foundation for change in esports? Clix’s new fund might just rewrite the rules.

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Why This Matters to Players Now

Here’s the bottom line: gaming gear costs are skyrocketing. Even sub‑$500 PCs are vanishing from the market, while competitive titles like Fortnite demand rigs that push 120 frames per second or more . That barrier shuts out raw talent before it can even click. Clix knows this firsthand—he started on a “worst‑of‑the‑worst” PC running 30 fps and had to pay his dad back in two weeks working for his plumbing business to get a $1,600 machine . If you’re a player with dreams but no hardware, this fund matters.

Clixmas: From Holiday Giveaways to Structured Philanthropy

For years, Clix ran Clixmas—his annual December giveaway—personally dropping about $100,000 to give away five custom PCs per day . Now, he’s formalizing that into the Dr3amin Access Fund under Full Box Inc., allowing brand partners and proceeds from his clothing line to contribute . That means it’s not just a streamer doing a feel‑good holiday stunt—it’s a repeatable, scalable fund.