Hardware News

If you do a lot of travelling then you know that there isn’t a backpack that’s really built for us gamers.  Sure, you can use a standard laptop backpack, and that probably has some cavernous place to drop controllers, battery packs, and other accessories, but it’s just

We all loved them back in the late 90’s and early 2000’s. Those awesome, wacky-colored, transparent casings that housed our controllers and consoles. If you yearn for that era, you’ll be happy to know it’s available again! This time, JSAUX is offering it, with transparent plates

If you are like me, you were blown away by just how much VR adds to a game like Gran Turismo.  If you are also like me, you are always on the hunt for awesome peripherals that can push that envelope even harder.  Thrustmaster has an awesome new add-on that

If there’s a hot-ticket item for the Steam Deck, it has to be storage. And the hottest ticket in town is the RocketQ 2230 from Sabrent. While they’ve been exclusively available from Sabrent up till now, that all changed today. As of now, they are available via Amazon!

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

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

Sabrent has been our go-to for high-end drives that strike a solid balance of performance and price. As we start to get traction on the first PCIe Gen5 drives, Sabrent has been hard at work in their lab. While early drives we’ve seen have come in at around 10,