Playstation 4 Controller Gen 2

4x m.2 NVMe's all running on the provided heatsink panel makes for optimal speeds at all times.

So far, I've had no issues so far with the controller in either Steam games or emulators. The controller feels just like a playstation controller, so it's easy to get used to the controls. And since the cord is so long, I could sit away from the computer on the couch. 10/10 Would buy again.

This is the M.2 GEN 3 model that ranks 1st in performance by Userbenchmark for what it's worth ..... and in over 15 years now, B&H has never disappointed me.

Recently purchased another brand of Gen 4 m.2 drive and quickly returned them and purchased the Samsung 2TB 970 evo. It continues to out perform newer generation in both reads and writes.

This ia good TUF series motherboard. It has 2 m.2 slots and 6 sata connections. One m.2 slot is pcie gen 3.0. The one closest to the graphic card alot is pcie gen 4. It has good heatsync coverage over the vrms. Decent amout of usb ports on the rear and the front. All in all it runs my Ryzen 5 5600x3d cpu and Radeon Rx 7600 just fine.

Fast 13th Gen processor, fast M.2 SSD, sturdy metal case, Windows 11 Pro. It could use more video ports and USB type C ports but for the price, this is acceptable.

Needed more USB 3.x ports with a controller, didn't need to be bleeding edge Gen 2.2.abyx.v10 (3.2 Gen 2 or above). Did some light research, and really wanted to avoid Renesas from a previous experience. The card also needed to fit into a PCIe x1 slot, and other cards looked... dubious, with their USB C ports (3.0 x1 can't support over 8Gbps). Also don't have many C to C cables or devices that use it. Don't need it to power devices beyond flash drives and just drive a powered USB hub with wireless receivers. Installation was straight forward, and Windows picked it up immediately.

The UNIFI line of products are great. This was to upgrade from the 1st gen controller. Would highly recommend this to anyone.

I purchased the extra controller with the console bundle. In my experience with previous gen consoles even if you don't play multiplayer on your console the controller that comes with the console will wear out well before the console does and it is good to have an extra controller in reserve.

While many manufacturers still make 2.5 SSD. Seagate, from my research, uses the same Phison controller as their m.2. While I may not notice such a difference in real life. It's best to be up to date.