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  1. World's First Powerless Air Cooler on a Mainboard! "The "Air Power Cooler" transfers the chipset heat into air momentum, when the air becomes hot, the air will expand then push the fan to rotate and In doing so cooling the heatsink immediately. After the air moves from the bottom to top of the piston, the air will become heavy to push the up piston down. The better air piston design can transfer over 70% heat power and transfer to air power, that's great efficiency transfer from Stirling engine theory. In a comparison with solar power the transfer rate is only around 20~30% requiring more surface and as a result cost." One thing I DO like about this, is the fan wo…

  2. Scythe officially launches the Orochi "Scythe has officially launched what is possibly the largest CPU cooler ever, the Orochi. This new cooler features ten heatpipes and weighs at 1,155g, and thats without a fan."

  3. ASUS Creates Upgradeable Graphics Cards "The vision of upgradeable graphic cards goes back to the late 1990s, when Micron Technology was experimenting with removable sockets. In 2006, both MSI and Gigabyte showcased upgradeable graphic cards, but their concepts, which were based on GeForce Go MXM boards, never took off. Earlier this year, Asus introduced a single board with three MXM slots for ATI Mobility Radeon 3850 or 3870 cards (upgradeable with future parts), and has now unveiled its single-MXM product."

  4. Creative launches USB X-Fi "The USB sound card supports X-Fi Crystalizer, various CMSS-3D modes and EAX HD, which makes this a pretty high-end solution even compared to some of the cheaper PCI cards. As the product name suggests, there's support for 5.1-channel and this comes via three 3.5mm audio jacks. Furthermore, it has a 3.5mm jack for line-in and one for microphone input, as well as two RCA jacks for stereo audio out and an optical S/PDIF out for connecting to an external amplifier etc. At US$59.99 it's more affordable than the X-Fi Xtreme Audio Notebook for those looking at upgrading their notebook audio and it offers some additional features, but it's …

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  5. Cray Personal Super Computer coming to a desk near you? http://blogs.computerworld.com/fancy_a_25k_cray_on_your_desk The Cray CX1 supercomputer uses up to eight nodes and 16 Intel Xeon processors -- either dual-core or quad-core. It's the first Cray machine to use Intel processors. The CX1 has up to 4 terabytes of internal storage and 64 gigabytes of memory per node. The machine also comes pre-installed with Windows HPC Server 2008. Nvidia’s graphics processors will be offered as an option in the newest line of Cray desktop supercomputers. The chipmaker plans to announce next week that its Tesla chips can be used in the $25,00 Cray desktop supercomputer ... Nv…

  6. http://www.informationweek.com/news/storag...cleID=212501264 Toshiba's second-generation SSDs include a multilevel cell controller that achieves read/write speeds of 240 MBps and 200 MBps, respectively. The drives also offer data encryption that complies with the Advanced Encryption Standard. Other specs include a serial ATA-2 interface and a mean time between failures of 1 million hours. Depending on the model, the drives weigh from a half-ounce to about 2 ounces.

  7. The ioSafe Solo External Hard Drive https://iosafe.com/solo Fire Protection: up to 1550° F, 30 minutes per ASTM E119 Water/Flood Protection: up to 10' depth for 3 days, freshwater or saltwater $1000 Disaster Recovery Service: 3 Year 500GB - $149.99

  8. Dell Home has 2-Pack of Seagate 1.5TB 7200.11 7200RPM Serial ATA Desktop Hard Drives (OEM) for $270 - $70 coupon MZ7$L7$7DCG5BC = $200 ($194 with DPA) with free shipping. Thanks Selma Price comparison is for a single drive. If paying with Dell Preferred Account (DPA) you may save an extra 3% (4% at Dell EPP), here is how: During checkout, select Credit Card as method of payment Click "Change Payment Type" Click "Choose" link under Credit/Debit Card (again) Under "Save 3% (4% at EPP) with Dell Preferred Account! (Discount applied at Final Checkout)" click "Click Here to Take Advantage of this Offer" link Click "Choose" under "I already have a Dell Preferred Ac…

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  9. First off the starting blocks will be ATi's Radeon HD 5800 series of cards (starting with the HD 5850 and 5870), which should be hitting stores as early as next month. Nvidia's first line of DX11 cards - the GT300 range - will follow in December. Suddenly, my 8800 GT doesn't look so trusty anymore. http://kotaku.com/5350558/here-come-the-fi...irectx-11-cards http://www.digitimes.com/news/a20090901PD204.html DIGITIMES Nvidia and AMD readying for DirectX 11 Monica Chen, Taipei; Joseph Tsai, DIGITIMES [Tuesday 1 September 2009] Nvidia and AMD are preparing to launch their latest DirectX 11 supporting GPUs in the second half o…

  10. Battlefield stuff · Started by B.Ob.,

    Battlefield 2 preview "LAS VEGAS--Microsoft surprised us by displaying a work-in-progress version of EA and DICE's Battlefield 2, the upcoming modern-day online warfare sequel, at its booth at the Consumer Electronics Show. But we weren't so surprised that we didn't immediately belly up and jump into the game to see how it will maintain the reputation of its vaunted namesake. Though there weren't a whole lot of people in the game, we did get to play around with the included player classes and several vehicles, and we can say with confidence, based on our playtime, that the spirit of the Battlefield series is certainly alive and well here." ....... ....... "It's not…

  11. Battlefield stuff · Started by B.Ob.,

    EA begins the fight against exploiters "Coyote, has informed us of an email from EA that has been sent to providers supplying Ranked Battlefield 2 servers. The basic message it contains is that EA recognise many groups are renting Ranked servers for the sole purpose of 'padding' their stats, and that from now on this sort of behaviour will not be tolerated. From the forums post:"

  12. Battlefield stuff · Started by PurSuiT,

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  13. Battlefield stuff · Started by B.Ob.,

    version 1.2 to v1.21 - 13.91MB 3dDownloads.com 3dGamers.com WorthPlaying.com Full patch 1.21 - 357.6MB 3dGamers.com WorthPlaying.com GamersHell.com Battlefield 2: V1.21 ReadMe File February 28, 2006 ================================================================================ ================================================================================ Patch v1.21 ================================================================================ BUG FIXES - Fixed the Hmmwv with TOW crash on Battlefield 2: Special Forces maps - Fixed the Battle Recorder crash - Fixed the screen capture - Fixed the issue with Pixel Shader 1.4 vid…

  14. Battlefield stuff · Started by B.Ob.,

    Digital Illusions CE AB (publ) to merge into Electronic Arts "The merger resolves a stifling and complex situation while at the same time safeguarding DICE’s position as a leading-edge game developer in a global and increasingly competitive environment,” comments the Chairman of DICE, Thomas Skoglund.

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