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http://www.hothardware.com/news.aspx?#news3328
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New Nvidia product speculated Hmmm, lowend 8300 GS ($79) getting 24 shaders, and the 8600 Ultra ($179) getting 64 shaders. Makes for an interesting lineup. For what is worth, ATI is supposedly announcing a full lineup when the R600 is released.
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ATI R600 is Radeon X2x00 series "So, the T-bone is full a 12 inches long (30cm). This baby is dubbed XTX, and will feature-top-of-the-line, 1GB GDDR-4 memory from Samsung. You can count on 16 memory chips yielding 1GB of video memory connected to the GPU via 512-bit external bus. Memory chips could do 2.4GHz clock (1.2GHz physical), yielding in yet unseen bandwidth of 153.6 GB/s, dwarfing 8800GTX and its 86.4 GB/s. However, this clock is not guaranteed - not everything is in the bandwidth, but rather in the way you use it." SilverStone debuts new PCIe power connector "This massive amount of power is directed to dual-socket motherboards and weirdly enough, mid-…
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ATI plans X1950 GT in February "The card is based on the RV570LE chip and it will end up clocked at 500MHz core and 1200MHz memory. The card will end up equipped with 256MB GDDR 3 memory. It is set to cost $169 but it could end up even cheaper."
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Hard-OCP - BFGTech GeForce 8800 GTS OC 320MB "At 320MB this video card has only 64MB more than a 256MB video card. That seems like a rather low amount for a video card in the $299-$329 range. Personally we would have been happier to see 512MB considering the price range. However, with the current way NVIDIA has their memory architecture setup on the video card they would have had to make major changes to the layout to make it 512MB. It was cheaper and easier just to cut the capacity directly in half from 640MB to 320MB. Thankfully NVIDIA decided not to cut stream processors, ROPs, memory bit-depth or even clock speed; when you add all of that up you are basically …
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Sony to Release Cheaper Blu-ray Disc Player
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Asus attacks Creative where it hurts "It seems that Creative is finally getting some competition, and Asus has made a move. With two high-end models, Asus wants to compete with Creative's X-Fi but plans to offer higher-quality drivers for all targeted operating systems from day one. It will sell two boards, with Xonar D2X being the more intriguing."
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New Hardware Offloaded BIT Torrent Client Built into Killer NIC "Bigfoot Networks, Inc. today introduced FN Torrent, a hardware offloaded peer-to-peer file sharing application that allows users to download files with zero impact to CPU utilization." Now if they could make it have zero impact on my bandwidth speed. That be Killa!
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Hitachi Deskstar 7K1000: Terabyte Storage arrives on the Desktop "For over fifty years, the storage industry has been on a path where the longitudinal technology currently utilized would eventually become a limiting factor in drive capacities. Over the last decade the drive manufacturers have been doubling and at times quadrupling storage capacity at a dizzying rate in order to meet continuing demands from users. In fact, it took the industry almost 35 years to reach the 1GB level, another 14 years to reach 500GB, and now with perpendicular recording technology, less than two years to reach 1TB."
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"Performance PC Memory manufacturer, Corsair recently released a new addition to their flagship Dominator line of desktop memory, the TWIN2X2048-10000C5DF. This 2GB DDR2 memory kit features the company's DHX Dual Path Heat Xchange cooling technology, support for Enhanced Performance Profiles (EPP), it includes one of Corsair's Dominator active memory coolers, and it's rated for operation at a currently industry leading 1.25GHz." http://hardware.slashdot.org/hardware/07/03/24/1451250.shtml http://www.hothardware.com/viewarticle.asp...d=946&cid=5
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DFI's announced LAN Party NF680I LT "Cooling of the board is done in an interesting way. Southbridge is cooled by copper heatsink with cooler. Now the northbridge is the interesting part. Unique heatsink comes bundled with mainboard, and it looks interesting. Also the power voltage regulation area is cooled passively by a heatsink." more info here
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OCZ DDR2 PC2-6400 ATI CrossFire Dual Channel The new PC2-6400 CrossFire Certified modules are tested and qualified under ATI’s renowned certification program. This new memory ensures that gamers get the highest quality and compatibility possible for their CrossFire system.
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http://hardware.slashdot.org/hardware/07/04/24/0219220.shtml http://www.theinquirer.net/default.aspx?article=38964 Intel opens up its front side bus to the world+dog ONE OF THE MOST significant things Intel is doing this IDF is going unnoticed by many. It took a friendly fellow pointing it out to open our eyes to the biggest bombshell of the show. Intel is opening up the front side bus (FSB).
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New Firmware 1.8 update is out. full run down below.' http://support.dlink.com/products/view.asp...ctid=DGL%2D4300 Miles ahead of industry standards, D-Link’s GamerLounge™ introduces the Wireless Gaming Router™. In addition to high-powered wireless performance and Gigabit LAN ports, this router features GameFuel™-Priority technology specifically designed to provide a seamless user experience for bandwidth-intense applications like online gaming, multimedia streaming, and Voice over IP (VoIP) applications. GameFuel-Priority features a custom traffic routing engine, which automatically prioritizes and intelligently manages these bandwidth-sensitive applications. Stay c…
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Optimus OLED keyboard costs $1,564 "ALMOST TWO YEARS after Art Lebedev studio announced its Optimus keyboard concept, the project is now coming into the commercial arena. Even though much can be said about the changes developers made to the project, one cannot deny that this design is something that PC industry needed."
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