If you’re familiar with the A440, then you might have read our review where I called the Cardea A440 M.2 NVMe SSD the “Best price to performance on the market” – something I stand behind to this day. It absolutely crushed our synthetic testing, worked brilliantly in the PlayStation
If you take 30 seconds and just search “Monitor mount” on Amazon you’ll get over 20 pages of results, and with WILDLY varying levels of quality. Many come from unusual names like Suptek, Bontec, Bracwider, Sweetcrispy, and of course, Amazon Basics. If you were to do this same search,
I recently got to get behind the scope of Sniper Elite: Resistance, the upcoming next installment in the excellent sneaking/sniping game series from the team at Rebellion. In this hands-on demo, we got to see many of the new features for the game as the team preps for the
Once upon a time if you wanted to find a quest objective you had to pay attention, follow the clues, and find it for yourself. The team at Fire & Frost remember that time, and it’s a staple of their upcoming game, Of Ash & Steel. A third-person medieval
If there’s one question I get all the time it’s “If I’m getting into resin 3D printing, what printer do you recommend”? Hands down, that printer is an enthusiastic suggestion to pick up the Elegoo Mars 4 Ultra. It’s able to self-calibrate, it’s speedy, and
Once upon a time, long, long ago, we had two things that were magical on all of our phones – batteries you could swap yourself, and storage you could expand. I know it’s hard to believe, but it’s true! You could replace a battery when it eventually stopped charging
If you’ve been in the technology space for a while, you begin to see a pattern emerge with just about any piece of gear. The flagship and fastest pieces of equipment come out first, then as things optimize you see a second generation that typically focuses more on value
Last year we started looking at Teamgroup drives, and wow were we surprised at how aggressively they are competing in the SSD market. Their drives deliver excellent speed, consistency, and at a price that’s highly reasonable. Today we are looking at the 2TB version of the Teamgroup T-Force G70
