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Last year, we reviewed one of Samsung’s latest 980 PRO M.2 NVMe Gen4 SSD. It was only a 500GB capacity, so the performance was not that stellar. Today, we check out the 980 PRO 2TB capacity, offering slightly faster read and write speeds. In fact, I was waiting for this 2TB version so that I … continue reading
NVIDIA just released the new RTX 3060 graphics card, successor to last gen’s RTX 2060. But NVIDIA considers the RTX 3060 as the “ultimate upgrade for GTX 1060 gamers“. Today we check out MSI’s GeForce RTX 3060 Gaming X Trio 12G graphics card. It features the same aesthetics, design, and cooling solution as the other … continue reading
NVIDIA recently released its new GeForce RTX 3060 graphics card. It’s the successor to the RTX 2060, and according to NVIDIA it is the “ultimate upgrade for GTX 1060 gamers“. Right now, I can tell you that it is better and substantially faster than the GTX 1060. But the problem is, can you even get … continue reading
NVMe M.2 SSD enclosures are common these days. There are a lot of solution out there that turns your internal M.2 SSD into an external one. However, most of the M.2 enclosures available in the market today are limited to up to 10Gbps of the theoretical speed only; effectively bottlenecking an NVME SSD’s performance. SilverStone … continue reading
Today, we are going to check out another direct-attached storage (DAS) device. Although this DAS is only a 2-bay storage solution, it features Thunderbolt 3 connectivity; capable of up to 40Gbps or up to 800MB/s of the theoretical speed. Meet the TerraMaster TD2 Thunderbolt 3 Plus – an external hard drive enclosure with RAID capability. … continue reading
NAS or Network Attached Storage is quite common these days. They are primarily used to store and backup data. However, a NAS requires that it is attached to the network’s router; thus the name network-attached storage. What if you just need a storage solution that can be connected directly to a PC? Enter DAS or … continue reading
This is our first review of the year, and we have something “supreme” for you. Today we are going to check out MSI’s GeForce RTX 3080 SUPRIM X 10G graphics card. According to MSI, their SUPRIM series is “a prestigious concept turned into reality with high-quality materials and meticulous engineering that can be seen, felt, … continue reading
What a long name for a gaming mouse! But that long name isn’t just for show. Today, I’ll be posting my review of Corsair’s Dark Core RGB PRO SE Wireless gaming mouse. I have been using this gaming mouse for several months, together with the Corsair MM1000 Qi wireless charging mouse pad. You do not … continue reading
WD finally entered the PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD market, and released their first Gen4 SSD – the WD_Black SN850 NVMe SSD. The SN850 challenges Samsung’s, also latest, 980 Pro Gen4 SSD. Unlike the early Gen4 SSDs, the SN850 offers much faster sequential speeds of up to 7,000MB/s read and up to 5,300MB/s sequential write. We … continue reading
We got another RTX 3060 Ti graphics card to review, in the form of the GALAX GeForce RTX 3060 Ti EX. Unlike the Zotac RTX 3060 Ti, GALAX’s EX version features a much larger heatsink and a custom PCB. It also has a faster boost clock speed out of the box. NVIDIA also claims that … continue reading
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