Tony Hawk Pro Skater 3 Nintendo 64 Controls

3 items that do the job.

When I purchased my MacBook Pro 2016 model from B&H a review indicated that they recommended a HyperDrive Hub. I took their advice and I should add that is almost a necessity. I use USB.3 mouse and a USB.3 external portable hard drive and there are no USB.3 ports on the MacBook Pro 2016. The other 5 ports are great as well. Best decision I made.

I'm using this in a nintendo switch and have had no issues so far.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have for my Go Pro & Nintendo Switch it works great! I love the speed & I can depend on the security from a Samsung product.

Like Tony the Tiger used to say about his frosted flakes. It's Great. Just remember that the heat sink will not fit under tight space of your mobo if it has built-in thermals for M.2.

An ND/64 would have been great given high sunlight conditions and the Mini 3 Pro being stuck at a bright f/1.7 aperture. For anything not extremely bright though these do the trick and it's great having a circular polarizer and quality NDs in one package that snaps on the official DJI way. Didn't even rebalance my gimbal and it was fine.

Upgraded my 27 iMac (not Pro) from 8 to 64 GB using 4 16 GB sticks. Decided to go with the same SO-DIMMs in all 4 slots to balance the load which will maximize throughput. Apple RAM is no better and 3 times as expensive. Upgrading was easy and took about 5 minutes saving me $700. Anyone can and should do it.

My goal was to install Win 10 Pro 64 on my old Motherboard Asus Sabertooth z77 as a additional O/S (which by the way doesn't support NVMe) I upgraded BIOS settings and installed the Drive on PCI adapter, and then successfully install Windows 10 !!! My system use 32GB DDR3 and Intel i7 3700K 3.5 GHz CPU Results are simply overwhelming !!! Old system works faster than many new ones with latest DDR4 and newer CPU's (basic daily operations booting, browsing, games e.t.c) Now testing reliability and if this lasts 3+ years it will be a major success ! so we'll see...

We upgraded the C disks on two Win 7 PRO SP1 64-bit machines: the current C disks were Samsung 840 PRO 256GM SSDs; the new C disks were the 1TB versions of the PRO 260 line. The transition was really easy using the Samsung Data Migration software from their web site. We also used an inexpensive disk caddy while that software was running. The machines have been up for a week or so with the new C disks and we have experienced no problems, same as with the 840's we replaced. The price drop for this technology made the updates very inviting. Note, you can get Samsung EVO SSD's for a lot less. They are a quality product too but the warranty period is shorter.

Use with SanDisk 64 GB Extreme Pro CF type B as well as SanDisk 32GB Extreme PRO UHS-II SDXC Memory Card. Both cards supported; moving files from the cards to my Dell XPS 15 was lightning fast. Haven't had a card in for any length of time to see how hot the reader gets (a comment that other reviewers have made)