@@frankwong9486 I am just storing videos on it, not using as a OS , just storage. Sounds like it’s not the right product for you.

@ShockReviewedIt nope I using QLC in my storage pod In front of array i got a cache pool for write and build with zfs/raid you can have larger combined write cache For example a simply raidz1 4 disk you can have 3 times larger cache size before it go limp mode However consumer QLC write or rebuild will be nightmare ( no worries I have 321 backup plan and still got high availability covered ) If using QLC alone as a storage device just check the list of how much data you need to write each time before buy It is a bit like an SMR drive thing, they are good and cheap for storage just not good when need to rewrite/modify Both QLC and SMR can be good things if use with care and plan

I just use it to store 4k videos, doesn’t have to be fast for me. It’s just a glacier storage.

Hi, Not sure on that, Is there a setting on my end that would change it?

Setting the audio on it to mono should be a workaround at least. Pretty unpleasant as-is​@ShockReviewedIt

@@amirreza8353 yes Gen 4

Yep, you can ear fatigue on these, these are good if you want complete noise cancelling. I recommend these over the ear earbuds for ear fatigue amzn.to/4iqg76A

@@christiandebney1989 Oh cool, I think you will like the performance of the Artisans, I hear others like them as well. Thanks for sharing!

@@levinh9270 hi yes I will use it on my Sony ZV - E 10 with my 50 mm canon f1.8. The auto focus works great, if it’s longer distances, take the product showcase mode off because I noticed sometimes it doesn’t focus correctly then but other than that, the product showcase focus works great if you’re close to the camera. Usually was 50 mm you wouldn’t be doing product showcase mode anyway.

@@ShockReviewedIt Thank you very much. One more question, how does the auto eye tracking in photo and video mode? Does it work well?

@@levinh9270 Great question, Honestly I haven’t paid attention to that. I might not have it turned on yet, I will test that next week and see.

@@andersistbesser That would be nice, but this is a good budget light to get started with vlogging, but for Hollywood movies probably not. I still use these lights and really like them.

@@JediJohnnyB I would pull the cover off and on the bottom check all the cables and make sure they’re all plugged in. Sometimes they put electrical tape around them and they come apart easy. Are you saying the CPU cooler isn’t lighting up or the fans above it?

@@ShockReviewedIt CPU cooler the liquid cooler is not lighting up and the little bar above where it says cyber PC on the tempered glass side where it encloses the power supply that has a little line of rgb that is not lighting up either.

@@JediJohnnyB OK got it. Takeoff that back panel and there should be like a SATA cable powering that CPU cooler check to see if that’s a four pin or a five pin. It should be a five pin. It might just be that it came loose as well so check all the connections. If that doesn’t work, I’d be calling cyber power customer service

@@JediJohnnyB take a look at this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJfJqI1-mK54edEsi=Vw5cGl6u1Qxayt1N

Nice! I will check it out.

Not at this time, but thanks for reaching out.

Hi, my email is in the link in my bio. Thank you, let me know.

@@ctusser Nice! This stuff is great, I keep hearing stories like that from different people! Thank you for sharing.

Yeah, the batteries only last a few years and you have to replace them. I just bought some new ones and it last for quite a while. I can do my whole lawn.

Thanks for the advise! I had it originally over exposed and had to throw it together from a bad set up. Just wanted to get it out there because I really like this product.

@ShockReviewedIt Yeah, no problem, man. You have some serious potential keep up the good work!

@@Black-mz4wy Hi, I use this to run off of my personal computer to a KVM USB switch and then I run another one from my work computer. That way I can switch my keyboard and mouse between the two devices, so I don’t have to replug any wireless dongle’s back and forth and wear out my ports.

@@ShockReviewedIt that's cool thanks a lot these cables are super rare what of monitors tho?😀

@@Black-mz4wy For the Monitors I use a DisplayPort switch and go back and forth between the two computers.

@@ShockReviewedIt alright mate thanks

Hi, great question. I mainly got my Sony camera for video and not photography so I can’t really speak about what’s the best for photography but for video I like the flip out screen on the zve10 better because it wouldn’t get in the way of a shotgun mic, so that was one of my considerations. However, the Zve10 does take great photographs with my 50 mm lens. The background is blurred very nicely and I like the looks of it. You can still accomplish that on the 6400 as well. The Zve10 does come in at a couple hundred dollars less, and the fully rotational screen is really nice! I hope this helps. The A6400 is a nice camera, I did include a link to the a 6400 in the description of the video here if you want to take a look at it!

@@Zyklon123 I use it for DaVinci resolve and love the speed at which it renders. I used an i7 before and it works, just not as smooth as I like. I feel like the single core performance is the best I’ve used so far. This way I will be covered for years to come as editing software gets more robust by the year.

@@JovanKesic I got your attention 😂

I didn’t make that particular video so I couldn’t tell you, but I do own the product and it has never came off the dashboard, it’s a good product, check it out 😊

Awesome! You are going to like it, I use mine every day.