Computer Hardware Monitoring Software Reviews

Differentiated SSD. Very fast and comes with hardware health monitoring software.

Firstly, I have never encountered a product whose reviews differed so much from the actual product. I purchased this scanner primarily for its Optical Resolution. The software features are practical, easy-to-use, and magnitudes better than reviews suggest. Use Case - Digitizing several dozen slides and negatives taken in the late 80’s and early 90’s. All comments are based on scanning at the highest resolution. PROS * Both hardware and software features thoroughly complement each other. Slide and negative scanning simply works. * Truly High-Resolution Scans - Scanning was performed at the highest resolution with TIFF file sizes in the 680-760MB file range. * CyberViewX (software) is stable and responsive when Pre-Scanning/Scanning slides and negatives at maximum resolution. Note - My scan times are reasonable at the highest resolution. I suspect some user’s computer hardware are unsuitable for such large data transfers over USB. * CyberViewX (software) contains a solid set of features for adjusting scan area, color, exposure, and image clean up. * CyberViewX (software) – “Magic Touch” does an incredible job of removing dust, scratches, specks, etc. from images. (See before/after images) * Problem-free hardware. The unit behaves as expected with no surprises. CONS * Hands down, the weakest part of this product is the user manual. You need only read “Installing Hardware – Step 1” before your first head scratch. It suffers from: 1) poor proofing, 2) outdated software references, and 3) no mention of the newest software features. * Short-ish USB cable; a longer cable would be nice. I sat on the PrimeFilmXA fence for quite a while given the poor product reviews. I have been at 4-Stars for a while, but after thoroughly evaluating the ‘Negative Film’ support I am more than comfortable giving this product 5-Stars.

Easy to program. Once programmed in hardware mode, it can then be plugged in and used with any computer without installing any software.

Good hardware; software needs improvement.

The reviews I had read were pretty convincing, but my old film scanner did such a nice job with 35mm slides and negatives that I wasn't sure this flatbed scanner would meet that standard of excellence.� I was pleasantly surprised to find that I could not only scan 35mm but also medium format images and obtain outstanding results.� I do not have any 4x5 negatives so will save that for someone else to comment on. The negative reviews I read about the V850 Pro Scanner were primarily based on software issues.� I found the installation of the Epson Scan software to be quite satisfactory although I do profess to having a background in computer technology and know how to handle an installation that does not, at first, appear to be working.� (Sometimes you just need to restart the computer, sometimes you need to repeat the installation.)� I have not used either the Silverfast software or the i1 calibration software because the Epson Scan software did everything I needed done.

This software was included free with my computer; it was easy to install and has had good reviews so I feel better knowing that it is keeping my machine secure.

I originally ordered a different camera that came defective and then I had to order this Kodak Pack. At the beginning I was skeptical about the product b/c of some reviews, but after using the camera(s) for a few events I noticed the reviews were somehow wrong or perhaps made by someone without video/photo experience. I don't know why so many complains about the software b/c it's really EASY to use (as long as you have minimum computer knowledge). The remote control works flawless and the image quality is way better than the previous model I had. Yes, I'm also using my Mac computer and Final Cut Pro to edit the videos for final production and the quality is even better after compilation, but the software that comes with this camera is also very good by itself! One thing I must point out: this camera can't take videos longer than 35minutes b/c the battery will get super hot and the camera will power off automatically. So, I had to adapt a USB portable fan to the tripod and now it can take videos for about 55 minutes. Also, make sure to order some 64GB or 128GB class 10 memory cards b/c each camera is a killer! It will generate insane amount of data when set to record in 4K. On the same token, you will need a decent HD to save all your videos and a powerful hardware spec on your PC to run the software flawless. If you are planing to use an old PC or Mac computer, think twice before purchasing. Anyways, for this price I got two cameras with very good overall quality and I'm definitely satisfied. This is a great product from Kodak. By with confidence from BHPhoto! These guys rock!!!

After reading all the reviews, this is the one I chose. I have it connected to my computer using Brother's software, and it cannot be easier to use. It makes great looking labels, and I can't be happier.

Great Gaming and CAD compatibility with the software and hardware I am running.

Excellent software, good monitoring, and nice add on feature through software options