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Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 16GB 3200Mhz Review

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Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro - Stunning RGB....Striking Speed! Corsair has been around the corner with its wide and ever growing and ever evolving range of peripherals and other PC components for well over time that I can remember. Over the time I've reviewed a lot of Corsair products and the best part about them is that they keep on revamping them which mostly if not all the time leads to improvements over the predecessor. Today is well no different as we plan to look at a yet another product which though is new but technically it can be dubbed as an improvement over its past iteration, today we look at the Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro Memory Kit! The Vengeance RGB Pro is the latest memory kit in the newly launched Pro lineup of components from Corsair which is only second to the Platinum series that only has the legendary Dominator series of kits and no other so the Vengeance RGB Pro is your best bet now if you want performance and RGB in a single pack. Since it is the Vengeance series
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Nvidia's Titan RTX doubles down on extreme pricing

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Nvidia's Titan RTX costs as much as SLI RTX 2080 Ti. On Saturday, some early 'leaks' hinted that Titan RTX would be announced soon. While it's not on sale yet, the official Titan RTX product page is now live at Nvidia. If you thought the RTX 20-series prices were off-putting, the Titan RTX is going to be a bitter pill. But Titan cards have never been about value. Specs are much as expected. Titan RTX gets the full TU102 treatment. That's 4,608 CUDA cores, 72 RT cores, and 576 Tensor cores. It also gets the full 384-bit memory interface, and in a bit of a surprise it doubles the memory capacity to 24GB. The base clock is 1350MHz, with a boost clock of 1770MHz. In effect, it's a lot like a Quadro RTX 6000, but without the Quadro drivers and with the GDDR6 clocked at the full 14 GT/s, and a slightly higher boost clock. Titan RTX also marks a return of SLI (NVLink) support to the Titan line, after it was missing in the Titan V. Like the 2080 Ti, it uses the full 100
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Seagate’s 16TB hard drive makes your Steam library seem puny

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This is the world's largest-capacity hard drive. Seagate just laid the HAMR (heat-assisted magnetic recording) down in the storage space by unveiling the world's first formatted and fully functioning 16-terabyte hard drive, the highest-capacity HDD ever produced. Built for the enterprise market, the new 16TB model conforms to the standard 3.5-inch HDD form factor and, in theory, should work just fine in any modern desktop. It's part of the company's Exos family and will presumably ship with the same SATA 6Gbps and 12Gbps SAS interface options that other Exos drives do. While not intended for the consumer market, it's only a matter of time before Seagate (and others) bring 16TB to home users. After all, Seagate already offers a 14TB model as part of its Barracuda Pro line for consumers. The new 16TB model isn't just more capacious, though, it uses a different type of recording technology—HAMR instead of PMR (perpendicular magnetic recording). Here's a short v
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ADATA XPG Spectrix D80 16GB 3600Mhz Review

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ADATA XPG Spectrix D80 - Is this really liquid cooled? Most of you might remember that lately ADATA has been trying to push its new line of products that are liquid cooled out of the box such as a M.2 SSD or a RAM kit all of which were labelled under "Project Jellyfish", the M.2 SSD is yet to see the day light but the Spectrix D80 RAM kits which used a hybrid air-liquid cooling solution are out in the market. Considering all the hype that these sticks have build up over I had to take a look at them and thanks to ADATA India I have a kit on the table for review right now! The kit under the lens today is ADATA XPG Spectrix D80 16GB 3600Mhz memory kit which is a kit of two 8GB sticks and is rated to work with both AMD Ryzen and Intel Platforms. Available in two colors of red and black these kits come under the Extreme Performance Gaming of the ADATA XPG category making them high end kits that are aimed to delivery blazing fast performance with that signature XPG branding and col
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