I recently began to dive into creating more video-based content for GamingTrend, specifically to better provide coverage while attending conventions, and quickly realized that if I wanted to create content on a semi-professional level, I would need to begin acquiring a large assortment of new tools. The first item I
Arcade1Up has teamed up with Taskrabbit to help make your dream of owning a home arcade a reality! Arcade1Up has been listening to fans and realized that while many may want a home arcade, often they may be uncomfortable assembling the arcade and pinball units themselves. So, through this new
Teamgroup has been knocking it out of the park with their storage and RAM solutions lately, and recently we got our hands on their latest drive, the MP44. This M.2 PCIe 4.0 NVMe is big, fast, and somehow still reasonably priced. There’s gotta be a catch, right?
Starting my 3D printing adventure with the Creality Ender 3 V3 SE has been an eye-opening journey from beginner to slightly-more-than-beginner. This user-friendly printer, packed with complex features, taught me the ropes of 3D printing. It’s versatile, handling everything from detailed game pieces to practical household items. The Ender
Displate, a company that has taken artwork and brought it to life with several 3D effects, has launched a complete new metal poster called “Textra”. Textra, as the name suggests, layers their artwork with 3D effects, raised portions, and all on their 3D metal plates. The result is a magnificent
SK hynix, a leading Korean semiconductor supplier, revealed its latest AI memory technologies at NVIDIA’s recent GPU technology conference and also showcased its 12-layer HBM3E, the highest-specification DRAM for AI applications on the market. SK hynix also announced that their products are now available to purchase on Newegg. You
CyberpowerPC recently unveiled their latest line of gaming laptops, the Tracer VIII Series, which will release in three different models, the Tracer VIII Edge, Tracer VIII Gaming, and the Tracer VIII Ultra, each boasting different screen sizes ranging from 15.3″ to 17.4″, along with RGB backlight mechanical keyboards,
You might have caught my recent review of the TerraMaster F4-212-2G 4-Bay NAS and noted that I was impressed with the UI in the operating system. TerraMaster isn’t resting on their laurels, upgrading their OS to a new major rev simply called TOS 6. This currently-beta OS carries with
