We review a lot of drives around here, but this is the first we’ve heard of KLEVV. A subsidiary of ESSENCORE, KLEVV is a semiconductor distributor from South Korea, which is itself owned by SK Hynix. They’ve been working in the flash-based drive space for a while now,
R0DE is kicking off NAB 2023 with a bang, offering up a whopping SEVEN new products and product upgrades that will be coming our way in the next few weeks. Kicking things off, they’ve got a great in-depth look at each of these items, and frankly it’s a
I thought I was overdoing it by putting my NVMe drives in RAID, but frankly that’s amateur hour. The team at Sabrent are working hard on their Gen5 NVMes, pushing them to their theoretical limits, but they have also released a truly enterprise class device for aggregating those drives
If you head over to Steam and look at the Steam GPU chart there’s been a shift. For the longest time folks were clinging onto their GTX 1060s, with that card holding a large chunk of the market. Well, times have changed. As of March 2023, the new leader
I’m always baffled at the gym when I see people using a variety of run-of-the-mill earbuds, or worse, full audio cans while they work out. I think about what sweat is collecting in those headphones, or how fast those ear buds are going to burn out, and I start
At this point, everyone has at least one pair of earbuds. I know I’ve got a few that I’ve picked up throughout the years. Here’s the problem – if you’re like me, you have a nasty habit of throwing them out. Like USB sticks, they linger long
Kingston is a go-to for system builders looking for blisteringly high speed, but their modules only came in black. Well, all-white system builder rejoice as they are bringing white heatspreader DDR modules to market for their Beast and Renegade DDR5 line. They are also taking the opportunity to push up
I’ve spent a great deal of time looking at benchmarks lately. It’s the nature of working with a new generation of videocards that you end up watching literally days worth of benchmarks over and over as you really plumb the depth of the capabilities of a new piece
