In this review we will be looking at the Metallicgear Neo. Metallicgear is a brand we checked out during Computex and while most of the press (and videos) were focused on the new Phanteks Evolv X there was an entire room dedicated to Metallicgear and reasons behind launching a new brand.
In this review I’ll be showing you the Patriot Trinity. This is a 64GB USB 3.1 Flash Drive that supports USB Type-A, USB Micro-B and USB Type-C connector(s) all on the same drive
NVIDIA lifted the embargo on the new RTX 20-Series and in admits of the rejoicing and Ray Tracing goodness some questions remained, namely if upgrading to RTX is worth it.
In this episode we talk about SSD and which one is right for you along with going over the major differences you need to know and follow up with the question that RGB LEDs are dead because there is something new out there.
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