The GeForce GTX 1660 Ti series is NVIDIA’s first Turing based graphics card that doesn’t come with any Tensor Cores and RT Cores. Basically it can’t do any real time ray tracing and Deep Learning Super Sampling feature is not available as well. However, NVIDIA just recently announced that they will be extending DirectX Raytracing … continue reading
Today we are going to review the Crucial MX500 SSD 2TB capacity. We previously reviewed the 500GB and 1TB capacities, and both drive capacities generally perform well. So how does the 2TB compare with the other capacities? Do they have the same performance? Is it going to be faster? How does it perform when it … continue reading
Razer recently released a new video capture card that delivers 1080p Full HD recording at 60 frames per second with 4K pass-through gaming – the all new Razer Ripsaw HD. For those who are familiar with the product, this is not Razer’s first capture card. They previously released the “Razer Ripsaw”, without the “HD”; and … continue reading
The GeForce RTX 2070 is NVIDIA’s upper mid-range graphics card, offering significant performance improvement from its predecessor (the GTX 1070) and features real-time ray tracing and DLSS as well. In terms of performance, the RTX 2070 is generally faster than a GTX 1080 and AMD’s Vega 64. Its performance is actually in between a GTX … continue reading
The GeForce GTX 1660 Ti is the first Turing-based graphics card that doesn’t feature any real-time ray tracing and DLSS features. It’s a “semi-midrange” graphics card, just like the RTX 2060; but the RTX 2060 features real-time ray tracing and DLSS. And based on MSRP, there is a $70 price difference between the GTX 1660 … continue reading
Kingston’s HyperX recently released a new eye-catching desktop PC microphone geared towards online gamers / streamers and (pod) casters – meet the HyperX QuadCast microphone. The HyperX QuadCast is a studio-quality microphone that features four polar patterns and anti-vibration shock mount. It doesn’t have any RGB lighting, but it does have a red glow indicating … continue reading
If you don’t like (AIO) liquid CPU coolers and you simply want a nice and good solid performing CPU cooler that won’t give you some leaking or pump failure issue, then Noctua has a good news for you. Noctua recently released their new premium 120mm silent CPU cooler – the Noctua NH-U12A. The NH-U12A is … continue reading
I was able to get a chance to audition the Sony NW-ZX300 Walkman hi-res portable digital audio player. In this quick review, I’m going to share my sound impressions of the NW-ZX300 vs the Opus#1S. I’ll also include some of the ZX300’s features and specifications and my opinion whether it’s a good buy or not. … continue reading
Online card games are very popular and one type of game that enjoys a lot of attention from players on the internet is poker. This reminded me that Netflix has an anime series called “Kakegurui” or “Compulsive Gambler”; where the main protagonist of the series – Yumeko Jabami, seems to be very lucky with card … continue reading
Last month, NVIDIA released a new GPU based on the new Turing architecture that doesn’t feature any RT and Tensor Cores – the GeFore GTX 1660 Ti. Just three weeks later (today), NVIDIA released a non-Ti variant – the GeForce GTX 1660, featuring just a few less CUDA cores and a different memory configuration. While … continue reading
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