Sapphire Pure 1250W Power Supply Review
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AXLE Releases GeForce GT 220 and GeForce 210 Cards
AXLE International Holding Limited may not be a name you are familiar with, but the Hong Kong company has been around for more than 20 years. The company's product lineup consists of a full range of Nvidia- and ATI-based graphics cards along with a series of power supplies. AXLE has just announced the addition of two new cards with the release of its GeForce GT220 and GeForce 210 videocards based on the latest 40nm process technology from Nvidia. Designed as a low-cost way to bring more powerful video processing to your desktop when integrated graphics just isn't enough, the cards also offer Nvidia Unified Architecture, CUDA support and Nvidia PhysX technology. AXLE did not diclose pricing or availability on the new cards.
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HighPoint Announces SATA 6Gbps Host Adapter Series
We should be seeing more and more SATA III (or 6Gbps) enabled products start popping up over the coming months, with the standard likely to be most useful for solid state drives as speeds continue to increase. Highpoint is well known for its RocketRAID line of controller cards and has just added the Rocket 600 series of PCI Express 2.0 based cards to its product lineup.
The Rocket 620 and 622 provide two SATA (620) or eSATA ports (622) and are fully ACHI compliant, so you should be able to drop them into most Windows, Linux or Mac OS X based systems without having to worry about drivers. They are also backwards compatible with SATA I and II interface drives. Both should be available at the end of the month for MSRPs of $69.99 and $79.99 respectively.
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Intel Makes Advances in Phase Change Memory
Numonyx, a joint venture between Intel and STMicroelectronics, has announced a possible breakthrough in phase change memory (PCM). PCM represents the likely next step in computer memory for a variety of reasons. The newest announcement reveals that the companies have successfully stacked several layers of PCM on top of each other. By stacking several layers together, future memory will be cheaper and more powerful than the current NAND flash based memory. PCM will be able to accomplish these improvements as it will require less voltage, meaning the transistors can be scaled down to 5nm. NAND flash limits transistors to 20nm, and smaller transistors means more memory in a smaller area.
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Team Fortress 2 Halloween Special
Team Fortress 2 players will be able to enjoy their favorite game a little differently for Halloween. From October 29 to November 2, TF2 will feature the Haunted Halloween Special. Featured in the update will be new hats, achievements, and a new map. The hats can be obtained by completing the new achievements. The new map is Harvest and is a King of the Hill map. But it wouldn't be a Halloween update without something scary right? Well, Valve has that covered as the new map is haunted by a ghost.
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