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Armchair developer, reviewer, investor, OSRS, and PC fanatic @valnetinc. Views are my own. rich.e@valnetinc.com.

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How to set up Bitwarden and keep your passwords safe on a Synology NAS

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By Richard Edmonds Verified
| XDA Developers
How to set up Bitwarden and keep your passwords safe on a Synology NAS Store and manage all your passwords on your Synology NAS. Bitwarden is a popular password manager that can help you conveniently create and use more secure passwords for all your accounts. By default, the available apps will use Bitwarden's backend cloud infrastructure to store your passwords and provide access anywhere in the world.
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Why you shouldn't save too much money on a PC case

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By Richard Edmonds Verified
| XDA Developers
Not all PC cases are created equal in terms of build quality and features, even at a lower price point. Connectivity can be lacking in more affordable PC cases, with limited USB port options that may not meet modern needs. Proper airflow and cable management are crucial for a well-functioning PC, so it's important to consider these factors when choosing a case. Some PC cases cost more than $200 but it's possible to buy a chassis for as little as $40.
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Corsair MP700 Pro SE review: Exceptionally fast SSD speeds come at a hefty price

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By Richard Edmonds Verified
| XDA Developers
PCIe 5.0 solid-state drives (SSD) are upon us and the Corsair MP700 aims to be among the best for performance. This M.2 NVMe storage drive is capable of hitting speeds up to 14,000 MB/s, surpassing that of the normal Corsair MP700 and MP700 Pro, reminiscing that of the early 2000s with processors getting faster at the expense of efficiency and power draw. Inside the MP700 Pro SE is essentially an MP700 Pro but with all components pushed harder to achieve better performance.
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