Dodge Nitro Stereo

Dodge and burn is a breeze

The perfect upgrade to my new ACER Nitro 5.

I use this on my 1933 Dodge to take side mount videos by attaching unit to the windows. I get great steady pictures and knowing the camera is secure is a relief!

this one is a spare. have one in jeep cj5 and two in large dodge 4 x 4 pickup.� they take a beating - all cd's inside perfect.� thank you 5+ stars

Perfect for 8x10 contact prints because of low sensitivity with lots of time to dodge and burn

My Acer Nitro 5 just stopped working. I stepped through all of the possible issues but finally realized that I was wasting time and I just needed the info off of the drive. I researched and found there was an SATA cable, to do what I needed and I bought it. The next day it arrived and I connected it and was able to get to the info... I was able to get back to fully operational in a day.

After much searching, I found this model of the Nitro 5 to be one of the only modern laptops I could find that still had a 2.5 SATA hard drive slot. The extra storage of this is great, plus the i7 and 4000 series RTX is great for gaming. While would prefer a metal construction over the plastic of this laptop, it still has the specifications and upgrade options I was looking for at a pretty reasonable price.

The MSI Suprim X is an excellent GPU. I had a AMD 7900XTX Nitro Plus and had all sorts of issues and switched to this GPU instead. This gets a little less FPS in some games relative to the XTX but it runs perfectly and not a single issue at this point. Super quiet and looks excellent.

The ssd is 80mm and nvme. I have a acer nitro 5 A515-51 and it works flawlessly with 3200mb read and write speeds. Boots time is currently 6 seconds. Highly recommend this product. Got the ssd on special for $53.00

I upgraded to this 4060Ti from a Sapphire Nitro + Vega 64 that I purchased in the summer of 2018. I live in the deserts of AZ, it gets quite hot here in the summer...my house also has Tesla solar and Powerwall. I was looking for a low temp GPU that would give me a good bump in performance while also lowering the amount of energy I was pulling from the outlet. My Vega 64 would average about 230W of power draw in game, while the 4060Ti averages about 160W while all but doubling my FPS in most all games I play on a 3440x1440 165Hz panel. This 4060Ti is also about half the weight and 2/3 the footprint. At the time, I paid about $550 for my Vega 64 so this card was actually cheaper to purchase. Overall, this was a great upgrade for what I was looking for. I hope improvements in efficiency continue to be of importance to companies like Nvidia, AMD and Intel.