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Even with extreme loads, this cpu crushes both, graphical and calculation intense scenarios with ease, all while staying incredibly cool and efficient while handling regular browsing, and documentation. It's 8 performance cores can push high frame counts in games like Cyberpunk 2077, while running your streaming software in the background, with ease. I bought this as part a build, paired with 32GB of ddr5 memory, and an 8GB RTX 3070, with a Z790 chipset mobo.

Once getting past the headache of dealing with Xfinity to provision it, this is one of the best, if not the best Modem I have used to date.

This is a good case. Very lightweight. Very well made. The only downside is that there is no provision to attach a tripod.

I used the DM-100 on my Canon HF10 flash-memory based HD camcorder. Initially I bought it for a tour of Israel this past summer. It attaches quicly and easily and there's no worry about battery, and works very well even in a variety of difficult conditions ranging from outdoors with wind, to a noisy interior with many background noises. Performance is on a professional par with larger more expensive shotgun mikes, despite its small size. It easily fits with camera in a small case. While it works well with the Intelligent mini-accessory shoe on this camera, there is no provision for using it off camera via cable. Since it takes up that shoe, there is no provision for using an on-cam light when the mike is connected. I would like to see an accessory cord that would allow it to be used off cam, or even with other cams via generic hookup.

As any of UniFi product line devices - it just works. UniFi control center finds switch, provision takes 1 minute - good to go. Full speed 10Gb on every port, SFP+ optics and RJ45 ethernet - full flexibility to connect. Happy as always. Thank you Ubiquiti, please do it again and again

I have a pretty heavy (20lbs) bag that has both a waist belt and provision for a shoulder strap. To test this strap out, I purposely loaded the bag down with a ton of stuff and went without the waist belt. At the end of the day, I was very glad that I had gotten this strap. It's comfortable all day, without being bouncy like some neoprene-padded straps can be.

Hooked into my UDM Pro with no issues. Found immediately and easy to provision through the dashboard. PoE worked as advertised and has the option to disable PoE for individual ports.

I replaced a Ableconn card that had two NVME installed but did not have a provision for a heat sink and so the cards failed after a little more than one year. The Sonnet provides for each NVME to be independently accesses and in parallel with multiple ones installed on the card and the data throughput was dramatically higher than with the Ableconn card. The Sonnet has a very large heat sink and uses a special pad that is adhesive and also helps with heat transfer from the M.2 module to the aluminum heat sink. This should greatly extend the life of the modules.

I bought the ML-L3 to use with my Nikon D-70 which does not have provision for a cable release of any sort. I use the remote primarily to release the shutter when the camera is tripod mounted as opposed to truly remote operation. It has worked very well.

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