You might recall that I reviewed the Loupedeck CT – an ambitious and powerful control surface that immediately improved my workflow with programs like DaVinci Resolve, Lightroom, and the entire Adobe editing suite. Clearly aimed at the content creator, the Loupedeck CT is an impressive piece of hardware. The only big
You’ve seen our previous reviews on Loupedeck products, so you know they make some fantastic time-saving devices and software for video editing and streaming. They’ve recently announced a brand new entry into their Loupedeck line, the Loupedeck Live S. This device is taking the best of the Loupedeck
Remember in the “before times” when GPUs were not only readily available, but also would occasionally go on sale with actual discounts? Well, PNY remembers, and to kick off this weekend they are doing exactly that. A vertible tidal wave of cards across the entire pantheon of GPUs will be
Computex offers up a lot of shiny new tech, but you can’t do much with those baubles without software. Well, NVIDIA does both, and at their Computex preso they’ve all of those boxes and several more. Let’s dig in.
First up, DLSS was a huge focus for
5K display…200 degree field of view, 180 hz refresh rate – the Pimax 5K Super has a lot to offer. Maybe you are just starting in VR and want to jump in without going full out on something like the 8K X, the top tier headset from Pimax, or maybe
At their digital What’s Next event, Western Digital showcased some new tech that is sure to turn some heads. Two new gaming drives joined some fantastic purpose-built spinning platters and SSDs that are really stretching the limits of what’s possible, both in terms of speed and storage capacity.
I’ve got a lot of hard drives, and each one has a specific purpose. I use a tiered system for my setup, with a NVMe PCIe 4.0 M.2 drive for my high speed workloads like video editing and gaming, an SSD for high-speed storage where blistering speed
If you are a PC gamer, you likely have updated your graphics driver more than a few times without putting too much thought into it. NVIDIA started focusing on their “Game Ready Drivers” in 2014, with an emphasis on game-specific updates. Available on their GeForce cards, the certification to be
