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SanDisk PRO-DOCK 4-Bay Thunderbolt 3 Docking Station Review

The SanDisk PRO-DOCK 4-Bay is a Thunderbolt docking station designed to leverage the PRO-READERS to offload up to 4 different media types. The SanDisk PRO-DOCK utilizes the Thunderbolt connections for fast transfers and daisy-chaining capabilities, as well as the ability to power a device with an 87W power delivery. The PRO-DOCK is great for professionals

Asus ROG Maximus Z690 Hero LGA1700 Socket
Consumer  ◇  Workstation

Asus ROG Maximus Z690 Hero Review

Asus’ highest-end consumer motherboard offerings come from its Republic of Gamers (ROG) Maximus series. The Maximus Z690 Hero is the entry-level model, supporting Intel’s “Alder Lake” 12th generation Core processors, DDR5 memory, and the main reason we’re looking at it, dual PCIe x16 Gen4 slots for high-end GPU, storage and networking options. Many boards in

Enterprise  ◇  Networking

Synology RT6600ax Router Review

The Synology RT6600ax Router is a WiFi 6 solution to the massive rise of connected devices and IoT needs. The RT6600ax features built-in Tri-Band connectivity giving a combined 6.6Gbps, supports new 5.9 GHz channels, and is configured with a 2.5 GbE multi-gig WAN/LAN port that allows for load balancing. The RT6600ax also features the newest

Consumer  ◇  Memory Card

SanDisk Extreme Pro CFexpress Type-B Memory Card Review

The SanDisk Extreme Pro CFexpress is the company’s first memory card of this type to hit the market. Reaching the same speeds similar to NVMe SSDs, SanDisk’s Extreme Pro (which uses the Type-B form factor) allows content professionals in the film, photography and media industries to capture RAW 4K and 8K video with sustainable performance.

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Consumer  ◇  Memory Card

Acer CFE100 CFexpress Card Review

The Acer CFexpress card or CFE100, is the next addition to the memory card portfolio from Acer. The CFE100 is a CFexpress memory card (Type-B form factor) that supports 8K DCI video recording and stores continuous shooting for a wide range of compatible cameras.

SuperMicro IoT SuperServer SYS-210SE-31A Nvidia T4
Enterprise  ◇  Server

SuperMicro IoT SuperServer SYS-210SE-31A Review

The SYS-210SE-31A is SuperMicro’s latest entry in the increasingly popular edge server segment. Intriguingly, this 2-unit, 430mm short-depth server offers three hot-swappable nodes, each with a single CPU and eight DIMM slots. It also features PCIe Gen4 x16 expansion slots, toolless serviceability, and operating temperature ranges up to 55 degrees C. For highly versatile, scalable

Seagate IronWolf Pro 20TB in NAS
Client Software  ◇  Consumer

QNAP DA Drive Analyzer Review

The ULINK DA Drive Analyzer is an application available to QNAP users that allows an accurate prediction of the drives installed on the system through the power of AI. What makes this application different from other S.M.A.R.T. monitors that are on the market is that ULINK uses machine learning to leverage data from over a

Consumer  ◇  Memory Card

SanDisk Extreme PRO CFast 2.0 Memory Card Review

The SanDisk Extreme PRO CFast is a memory card solution designed to meet the intense demands of broadcast, cinema, and photography professionals. While SanDisk has a few CompactFlash lines available, this is their first CFast offering. It leverages 2.0 technology, which allows the Extreme PRO to reach potential speeds very similar to that of SATA

Consumer  ◇  Desktop Storage (External)

Sabrent DS-UCTB 10-Bay JBOD Review

The Sabrent DS-UCTB is a 10-bay JBOD that allows users to create a flexible, high-capacity external storage solution. The DS-UCTB supports ten SATA 3.5” hard drives, sports an all-aluminum build for heat dissipation, and is configured with a USB 3.2 Gen2 Type-C port. The JBOD features a fully tray-less design along with independent power switches

Enterprise  ◇  Storage Adapters

GRAID SupremeRAID SR-1010 Review

GRAIDTM made waves last year by introducing an NVMe “RAID card.”  Of course, it wasn’t exactly a RAID card at all, but an NVIDIA GPU, paired with GRAID’s software. The net results were astonishing, their first-gen card was able to hit nearly 9 million 4K random read IOPS with minuscule latency, with just 8 SSDs.