Team has a fantastic product in the T-Force Delta RGB SATA SSD offering amazing performance for your hard earned dollar! Team has had solid success with several of its NVMe platforms, their Cardea ...

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TeamGroup offers a great 2.5" SATA3 SSD. Whether or not you find the RGB functionality important or not, I'll leave for you to decide. From an SSD point of view, it, however, ticks the right boxes. A ...

Team Group has been around since 1988, but it’s only recent they’ve made a splash in the world of gaming. Today, we’re looking at a particularly neat drive that’s completely sold on the RGB Revolution ...

Looking for some RGB-enabled bling to help trick out your gaming setup? The TeamGroup T-Force Delta Max White ($124.99 at Amazon) is an internal solid-state drive (SSD) with a relatively spacious area ...

Anyone thinking that RGB lighting is a fad in the PC space is sorely mistaken. There's nary a component that has been left untouched in the push toward enhanced illumination. Solid-state drives (SSDs) ...

TeamGroup's T-Force Treasure Touch External RGB SSD ($148.99 for the 1TB drive tested) is a beautifully designed portable drive geared toward gamers, replete with an RGB lighting stripe around the ...

Looking for some RGB-enabled bling to help trick out your gaming setup? The TeamGroup T-Force Delta Max White ($124.99 at Amazon) is an internal solid-state drive (SSD) with a relatively spacious area ...

2018 was the year of the LED. At Computex this last June, PC lighting was all the rage. Pricing for the technology has plummeted, and that allowed companies to add lighting to existing products with ...

T-FORCE DELTA RGB SSD is the first RGB SSD with water flowing light in the industry. Not only the light effects can also synchronize with the motherboard, but can also present a mixing with water ...

Since 2004, I have worked on PCMag’s hardware team, covering at various times printers, scanners, projectors, storage, and monitors. I currently focus my testing efforts on 3D printers, pro and ...