Core Routing Protocol Of The Internet

Routing to a second monitor, this was great

Use this drives for back up protocol via SATA dock. Very fast and very reliable.

Great for cable management and routing on windshield

These seem to work better than their competitors. Not the easiest items to work with. You need to follow their protocol carefully, but they do work. Get more than you think you will need.

6 Core beast

Perfect for routing my headphones from my control center to my booth

When routing your cables, color helps you see. KB's got you covered...in color.

I got this for my Panasonic HC-X1500 and it works great. The directions were wrong and I had to select the LANC protocol instead of Panasonic. Other than that, its perfect. I use it on a tripod and it also fits on a Gimbal Stabilizer. You don't need to make any changes on the video camera. Simply plugin it into the Remote input and its ready.

I bought it to upgrade my older WAP where I was getting 17 mbps, now I get 86+ mbps with the latest AC protocol.

With one word of caution. AT THIS WRITING AMD processors support the new PCIE 4.0 standard that this drive operates on. Intel processors are not scheduled to be released that support this new protocol until 2021. I paired this drive up with a non PCIE 4.0 Intel chipset (based on the product's advertisement that it is backwards compatible). I can say truthfully it is not backwards compatible. When I employed this drive I received error, after error, after error from Windows 10, notwithstanding that Samsung has not yet even released a Windows driver for this drive. It used the Windows 10 default 2006 Microsoft driver to operate with. Once I took it out of that system and put in a PCIE 3.0 drive that the system supported, all errors disappeared. Intel processor users will just have to wait until later this years when Intel chipsets supporting this new protocol are are mainstream.