NVIDIA GeForce GT 240 Video Card Preview @ Legit Reviews :: Posted by THRASHER2
"The GeForce GT 240 is NVIDIAآ’s latest performance-class GPU that enables the mainstream PC to become vastly more functional and enjoyable. Compared to PCs using integrated graphics that struggle with todayآ’s increasingly graphical and GPU-computing workloads, systems outfitted with GT 240 offer great general gaming performance, Power Gaming (PhysX acceleration + 3D Vision), and GPU Computing at under $99. With the addition of a GeForce GT240, a PC can also provide smooth HD video playback from Bluray, DivX, and Flash 10.1 sources, while also facilitating seamless HD video creation and editing. The concept of Power Gaming is more than just high performance graphics. Gamers using a GeForce GT 240 can enjoy the latest games with PhysX and 3D Vision for a truly immersive gaming experience..."
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SI N240GT GeForce GT 240 512 MB GDDR5 @ techPowerUp :: Posted by THRASHER2
Today NVIDIA launches their first GDDR5 graphics card. The new GeForce GT 240 is based on NVIDIA's brand-new 40 nm G215 graphics processor and features 96 shaders. It also includes several new features like support for DirectX 10.1, HDMI audio enhancements and extremely low power draw. But is that enough to justify a price of $100 ?
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Zotac GeForce GT 240 AMP! Edition Review :: Posted by THRASHER2
NVIDIA is launching a new mainstream graphics card today, aimed squarely at consumers in the market for a relatively low-cost upgrade from an integrated graphics solution or older entry-level GPU. The new GeForce GT 240, features a GPU outfitted with 96 processor cores, 8 ROP units, and 32 texture filtering units. In addition, the GT 240 GPU is manufactured using a 40nm process, it features a GDDR5 memory controller (that's also compatible with GDDR3), and unlike NVIDIA's current high-end GPUs, the GT 240 is DirectX 10.1 compatible.
Although its specifications aren't terribly high-end in light of NVIDIA's more powerful GeForces, the GT 240 is actually more advanced than its counterparts in a number of respects. Come on by and check it out...
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Antec Sonata Elite Mid Tower Chassis Review @ EOC! :: Posted by THRASHER2
Antec is always known for their great case designs. They are at it once again with a refresh of their famous Sonata line. The latest Antec Sonata Elite chassis is meant to be a silent and stylish enclosure, but still be capable of cooling todayآ’s modern hardware.
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NZXT Beta EVO Case Review - BCCHardware :: Posted by THRASHER2
The value of the Beta EVO is pretty decent for what you get (at time of publishing the Beta EVO could be found online for ~$59.99 USD). The lack of included fans is probably the biggest drawback for some, however for the enthusiast who has some fans kicking around or has a particular brand they like to use this case could be a great choice since you aren't paying for fans that you will just be removing and replacing. . .
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Coolermaster Mouse Mat Roundup Review - XSReviews :: Posted by THRASHER2
"Coolermaster is a name that will be instantly recognisable to most hardware fans, being a longstanding big player in the case, psu and cooling market. This time round though we will be trying out something a little bit different from Coolermaster, their range of CM Storm mouse mats aimed at the gaming market.
As anyone who has missed that vital head shot can tell you, the surface on which you use your mouse can have a huge difference with your game play, as well as many other areas of your computing. With 6 variations of mouse mat here, there is bound to be an option to suit everybody, so let's get on with it and have a look at the offerings."
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NZXT Unleashes Tempest EVO Gaming Chassis :: Posted by THRASHER2
NZXT Unleashes Tempest EVO Gaming Chassis
The Airflow King is reborn with advanced cooling performance, maximum expandability, and superior cable management
El Monte, CA آ– November 17, 2009 آ– NZXT, a company built on realizing the dreams of gamers worldwide, is proud to announce the Tempest EVO, a sleek, all black, steel mid tower gaming chassis. Building off of the original Tempestآ’s award winning design, the EVO brings advanced cooling power, expandability, and cable management. The Tempest EVO maximizes airflow circulation with Dual 120mm intake, side 120mm, and a rear 120mm fan. NZXT even redesigned the fan blades so they effectively deliver more air at lower noise levels. Additionally, the bottom mounted PSU provides better airflow and separation of heat from the CPU.
The Tempest EVO puts a premium on expandability with E-ATX support allowing for compatibility with higher end graphics cards, power supplies and server boards while the server-like HDD space holds up to 8 HDDs ensuring that enthusiasts can make significant upgrades to their system without having to replace the chassis. Installation and upgrades are a breeze with pre-drilled cable routing on the motherboard allowing for a cleaner look and improved airflow. The case also features added space behind the motherboard panel from a punched side panel design that allows for easy heatsink removal. Tempest EVO is well equipped for overclocking and watercooling enthusiasts with predrilled watercooling tube access and support for a dual 120mm radiator at the top panel.
آ“The original Tempest is one of our most successful designs due to its optimal airflow capabilitiesآ” said Johnny Hou, Chief Designer at NZXT. آ“With the additional improvements the Tempest EVO brings to the equation, itآ’s destined to be a top performer in its class.آ”
The Tempest EVO is available now at an MSRP of $99.99. For more information visit www.nzxt.com/products/tempest_evo/.
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Kingston SSDNow V Series 40GB Desktop Bundle Review :: Posted by THRASHER2
"This is a great SSD for those wanting a nice and snappy OS at a
reasonably low cost. That said, the 40GB capacity requires a bit of a
mentality shift as far as how you organize your files. Such a small
capacity means your videos and other media will need to be located
elsewhere. If running Vista or Windows 7, you may run out of space before
you get Office and a couple of games installed. If you can deal with
putting some of your stuff on a separate (spinning) drive, and place only
those things you want to run snappy on the SSD, you will likely be happy
with your purchase."
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