Equipment & Tech

I have a few of these CyberPower UPS. It is basically a battery backup for your computer. If the power dies completely during a storm – I can still run the system for about 30+ mins to wrap up what I am doing.

Handy USB hub to plug various devices that can sit on your desk so you don’t have to reach around behind your computer.

My headset for general use. Fantastic comfort, sound quality, and mic. They also have the red version: HyperX II Headset (Red) and in White: HyperX II Headset (White)

If you are running multiple monitors, a stand like this is helpful to attaching and arranging all those displays.

This is a fairly nice wireless mouse for the money. Another good one that I have is the Logitech MX Revolution Wireless Mouse – but it is a bit more expensive.

One of the keyboards that I use. It is handy for the macro-keys on the side which allows you to execute automated actions and speeds up your workflow.

The MFC-L3710CW is a LED (light-emitting diode) printer. Great color laser printer without the ink drying problem.

The Elgato Stream Deck with 15 keys is a good addition to my computer system. This Stream Deck includes a simpler free software with more built-in functions compared to its predecessor.

Synology DiskStation DS1819+ is an 8-bay desktop NAS that can provide superior performance and can be expanded. This is what I need for my growing business.

The Samsung 1TB 970 EVO Plus NVMe M.2 Internal SSD is especially designed for tech enthusiasts — those individuals who need the unrivaled performance and superior reliability, the main reason why I chose to incorporate this in my computer system.

For storing video files you need a ton of hard drive space. These are easier than dealing with a NAS. I have 3 of these currently loaded with 32TB (8GB x 4) each.

The Seagate 12TB IronWolf Hard Drives are designed for those servers that needs free access 24/7. This is especially useful for me because it allows me to access my server anywhere I go.

The last time I was shopping for monitors I purchased a handful of these monitors. The resolution is clear, they mount onto a stand, have multiple outputs, and the bezel edge is super tiny!

Capture card for capturing my Panasonic GH4 video stream directly into the computer. Super easy to setup.

I have a few Logitech C920 cameras. I usually use these as B cameras when I do webinars. They perform quite well – even better than the C930’s in my opinion.

This is my backup graphics card. It has 6 monitor output in the back. Fantastic card with low energy use. You can daisychain multiple cards together for even more displays such as 12, 18, 24, or even more monitors! AMD FirePro W4100 is another great alternative.

I use this NVIDIA NVS 810 graphics card because it has 8 connections in the back. It’s truly worth it if you plan to have a multi-monitor setup.

A USB 3.0 card is ten times faster than a USB 2.0 card, this makes the Sonnet Allegro ProUSB 3.0 CArd a good investment for anyone.

Whenever I am away, I always bring my Microsoft Surface Pro 6. Running multiple operations at once isn’t an issue with this computer.

I have a few of these cases for my computers to install the equipment in. It is extremely roomy.

This is the CPU cooler that I use. You need to cool down your processor chip. This one does it using water!

This is the power supply that I use to power my computer.

I do have multiple screens but I don’t have difficulty putting them in place with my Hex Monitor Stand. The Hex Monitor Stand allows me to be more flexible with the angle I want my monitors to be in.

The HyperX Predator Black 64GB DDR4 RAM allows me to run multiple programs at once. The HyperX DDR4 RAM is a great investment for my business.

You’d be pleasantly surprised if you choose to pair the AMD RYZEN 2700X with the ASUS ROG Strix X470-F Motherboard. With this pair, you are surely to get the most of the features they provide.

This is the motherboard I use now. The reason I chose this ASUS ROG Strix X470-F Motherboard is it offers great performance for a reasonable price.