Admittedly, before recently reviewing the RIG 600 Pro HS Headset, I never used any of Nacon’s gaming peripherals. However, after using the Limited Edition Nacon Colorlight Wired Xbox Controller, it has become clear to me that I will be using Nacon’s devices for years to come. Colorful and
Sony doesn’t make a lot of peripherals, so when they do it’s best to pay attention. Whether you choose to pair them with your PlayStation VR2, PlayStation 5, or brand new PlayStation Portal, or link them with a Steam Deck, Nintendo Switch, or all of the above, this
Titan Army, a company aiming squarely at gaming monitors, is launching three new monitors for the US Market — a curved 32″, a 27″ flat panel high-refresh monitor, and 24″ 1080p monitor 100Hz entry level monitor. All of these have one other hidden distinct objective as we head into the holiday
While I have built my own PC and upgraded it several times over the years, I am still fairly new to evaluating hardware itself. I prefer to be a bit more casual with these, case i point, what the heck is RAM? Random Access Memory is essentially your computer’s
KLEVV probably isn’t the first name that pops to the front of your mind when you think about RAM, instead probably thinking of heavyweights like Samsung, Micron, and Kingston. You might, however, think of the second largest manufacturer, Korea-based SK Hynix. If so, you are technically thinking of KLEVV.
I’m always excited when hardware shows up. It’s even more exciting when it’s from a company you know delivers excellent products. Earlier this year we got our first NVMe drives from semiconductor distributors, KLEVV. We were duly impressed with the C910 and C930, but it was our
If you’ve got that super clean all-white setup, there’s a new way to keep it clean from RØDE — they are offering a limited-edition version of their most popular gear, namely the RØDECaster Duo, PodMic, PSA1+ and NTH-100 for the first time. Also included? All-white XLR cables to bring
There was nobody more suited to tackle Alan Wake 2 than our own Lead Editor, David Burdette. His love of the series and overall enthusiasm was palpable. Now that the game has launched (Here’s our review!) and we’ve had a bit more time with the final version on
