5 helpful PlayStation and Xbox accessories

 Today's game systems only come with one gamepad, unlike Dendy, Sega Megadrive, and even the PlayStation 1. You will undoubtedly need a second joystick if you want to play games with two pals who are seated close to each other on the same couch. A highly specialized controller, such as a steering wheel for auto racing games, is also useful for some games. You will need a fast Wi-Fi router to download games that are above 100 GB each from the Internet swiftly. An extra SSD, ideally internal rather than external, is required to store all of these games (not all games can be launched from an external one). And it makes sense to get a voltage regulator to shield your TV and console from power surges.

Razer Wolverine V2 Chroma - Gamepad with macro keys

A wired gamepad for Xbox Series S, Series X, Xbox One, and desktop consoles is the Razer Wolverine V2 Chroma. It reduces input lag in comparison to its wireless rivals, making it more suitable for dynamic multiplayer gaming. based on mechanical switches that provide a clear tactile feedback so users can more easily comprehend when a key is pressed. Both the size of the sticks and the depth of the triggers can be altered physically and programmatically. Short sticks boost speed, whereas long sticks improve accuracy.

The exclusive Razer app for Xbox and PC may be used to program six macro keys. The V2 version of Wolverine includes grips that are thinner but still rubberized for a more comfortable grip in comparison to the original Wolverine. For simpler diagonal pushing, the crossbar of the D-Pad is now one solid component rather than two separate ones. The USB Type-C cable was modified from being fixed to being detachable. As with all other Razer products, the word "Chroma" in the model name refers to synchronized RGB lights that may be customized.

Hori Racing Wheel Overdrive - Racing Wheel

For racing games like Forza Motorsport, DIRT Rally, Project Cars, and Assetto Corsa as well as different simulators, there is a Japanese game controller called Hori Racing Wheel Overdrive (Euro Truck Simulator truck, Bus Simulator bus, Farming Simulator tractor). is compatible with the Xbox Series S and Series X game consoles in addition to computers (officially certified by Microsoft). For Windows and Xbox, a special steering wheel calibration program is accessible.

Hori Racing Wheel Overdrive is a Japanese game controller that can be used with racing simulations and games like Forza Motorsport, DIRT Rally, Project Cars, and Assetto Corsa (Euro Truck Simulator truck, Bus Simulator bus, Farming Simulator tractor). is compatible with computers as well as the Xbox Series S and Series X game consoles (officially certified by Microsoft). A specialized steering wheel calibration application is available for Windows and Xbox.

Solidigm P41 Plus SSD for PS5

A new company called Solidigm P41 Plus is a line of SSDs that was founded by Intel and Hynix. It comprises devices with storage capacities ranging from 512 GB to 2 TB. The SSD has a quick PCIe 4.0 bus and is manufactured in M.2 configuration. This enables compatibility with the PlayStation 5 gaming console in addition to desktop computers and laptops (backward compatible with PCIe 3.0 and even 2.0). Recall that the Solidigm P41 Plus is a fully PCIe 4.0 SSD and thus it should ideally not be hot.

The SM2269XT controller produces moderate heat. This PCIe 4.0 controller from Silicon Motion offers sequential read and write rates of up to 4125MB/s and 3325MB/s, respectively. Even though it isn't record-breakingly fast by PCIe 4.0 standards, it is noticeably quicker than even the most costly PCIe 3.0 SSDs. The SSD does not have its own operational buffer, as indicated by the XT suffix. Instead, HBM technology makes use of a portion of the PC's overall RAM.

Tenda RX9 Pro - low ping in online games

One of the least expensive routers with full-speed Wi-Fi 6 is the Tenda RX9 Pro. Up to 2,400 Mbps of data can be transferred over the air at 5 GHz with just one client device. While the majority of rivals at this pricing point only provide speeds of up to 1200 Mbps. The second Wi-Fi 4 radio transmitter that is built-in may transfer data at 2.4 Hz at rates of up to approximately 600 Mbps. Additionally, the range of that frequency is around 1.5 times longer. Overall, Wi-Fi AX + N rates of up to 3,000 Mbps are achieved.

Four Gigabit Ethernet ports are used to symbolize a wired connection: one WAN input port for the Internet provider's cable and three LAN output ports, such as for a desktop PC, smart TV, and NAS storage. A dual-core processor running at 1.6 GHz assures smooth operation. Due to MU-MIMO and Beamforming technology, four external directional antennas with +6 dB gain provide a wide coverage area. WPA3 encryption provides secure protection for the sent data.

nJoy Alvis 2000 - surge protection

The nJoy Alvis 2000 is a voltage stabilizer that plugs into a conventional electrical outlet and levels out at 230 volts, dips to 150 volts, and spikes to 270 volts. A common gaming console or TV power supply, by contrast, can only level out 200–240 volts on its own. In other words, if the voltage is too low, the device won't switch on; yet, if the voltage is too high, there is a great chance of harm. All of these issues will be resolved by an external stabilizer.

Two Schuko sockets are present, along with a display that shows the input and output voltages. In comparison to the outdated armored and rod transformers, the stabilizer was comparatively small and silent thanks to the progressive toroidal transformer. With the exception of the heating appliance, the 2000 volt-ampere or 1200 watt capacity is sufficient to protect practically all devices and equipment in the house. Nevertheless, stabilizers up to 5,000 VA, or 3 kilowatts, are available in the nJoy Alvis series.

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