GPU-Z updated to version 0.4.4, added GeForce GTX 460 :: Posted by THRASHER2
GPU-Z, the well-known graphics card information and monitoring tool, has now received a new update which brings support for more models, including the yet-to-be-announced GeForce GTX 460, as well as some fixes and tweaks.
The full changelog of GPU-Z 0.4.4 looks a little something like this:
- Added support for NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460, GT 330, GT 315, GT216 based ION
- Added support for AMD HD 5670 (Juniper), Mobility HD 5430, Mobility 4200, Mobility 4100
- Added PowerColor hardware giveaway
- Added die size measurement for NVIDIA GF100
- Added option to GPU-Z's system menu to show temperatures in °F
- Fix for BIOS reading on ATI
- Fixed decimal points in ADT7473 reading
- Fixed crash on GeForce 8300 IGP
- Added clock monitoring for RS780 variants
- Improved clock monitoring for ATI R6xx architecture
The compact utility can be downloaded from over here .
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A-Data unveils the NH03 USB 3.0 external hard drive :: Posted by THRASHER2
Taiwan-based A-Data Technology is currently preparing to introduce yet another USB 3.0 storage solution, the Nobility series NH03 3.5-inch external/desktop hard drive which makes use of an 'innovative' chassis design enabling better ventilation and thus cooling.
Seen below, the quite eye-catching drive measures 150 x 48 x 178 mm and weights 1kg, provides 256-bit AES encryption, a button for auto backup, and is capable of transfer speeds of up to 140 MB/s, when connected via USB 3.0 of course.
The NH03 is backed by a three-year warranty and will be available in 1TB, 1.5TB and 2TB capacities. No word on prices though.
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iBuyPower using MAGIC to make games support multi-touch :: Posted by THRASHER2
Adding extra value to its touchscreen-equipped systems, iBuyPower has developed and is now offering for free, the Multi-touch Advanced Gaming Interface and Control (MAGIC) software which is claimed to make (any) game playable using multi-touch.
MAGIC links a touch gesture, like Tap, Pan (Drag), Rotate, and 2 Finger Tap, to a command available in-game, thus enabling users to make good use of their iBuyPower touch-enabled gaming PC.
“Multi touch is one of the fastest growing PC gaming interfaces,” said Darren Su, Executive Vice President of iBuyPower. “Our motivation behind creating the Multi-touch Advanced Gaming Interface and Control - MAGIC - is to instantly expand compatibility of multi-touch interfaces to nearly every application you can imagine.”
MAGIC is available here for iBuyPower registered users.
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Google paying $700 million for flight information software :: Posted by THRASHER2
Google has taken out its checkbook once more as it inked a deal to acquire for a (very) cool $700 million Cambridge, Massachusetts-based ITA Software, the developer of the QPX software tool for organizing flight information.
This deal is set to enable Google to make and offer new flight search solutions that help people find better flight information over the interweb. The upcoming tools are said to benefit passengers, airlines and online travel agencies. Oh and Google too.
“ITA's very talented team has created an impressive product to organize flight information,” said Eric Schmidt, Chairman and CEO of Google. “Their technology opens exciting possibilities for us to create new ways for users to more easily find flight information online, and we're looking forward to welcoming them to Google.”
The ITA acquisition is subject to customary closing conditions but will likely be closed later this quarter.
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Dell to acquire data center management software maker :: Posted by THRASHER2
Dodgy PC seller (former dodgy PC seller?) Dell has yesterday announced the signing of an agreement that will see it purchase, for an undisclosed sum, Palo Alto-based Scalent, a company making software that enables the management of both physical and virtual resources of data centers.
Dell plans to add Scalent's technology into its own Advanced Infrastructure Manager (AIM) offering which is supposed to simplify datacenter management by enabling one administrator to dynamically allocate compute, storage and network resources for physical and virtual application workloads.
“Scalent provides a critical building block for our Virtual Integrated System, the most open, capable and affordable converged infrastructure solution available,” said Brad Anderson, Dell senior vice president, Enterprise Product Group. “This acquisition will solidify an important component of our enterprise solution portfolio. We know that Scalent software, in combination with Dell servers, storage and network platforms, provide increased efficiency and value for our customers. Scalent's open architecture is an example of Dell's ongoing commitment to provide customers with solutions that don’t lock them into proprietary hardware or gateways.”
Dell expects to close this deal by the end of the month.
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Transcend takes its JetFlash V90C drive line up to 16GB :: Posted by THRASHER2
Transcend has this week confirmed the upcoming arrival of a new JetFlash V90C family flash drive, one that is still compact as ever but carries more bytes, 16GB to be exact, all ready to carry precious data while hanging in a key chain.
The 16GB drive, codenamed TS16GJFV90C, measures 33.8 x 13.1 x 4.5 mm, has a capless design with a laser-etched casing that features geometric shapes providing a 3D illusion, boasts a USB 2.0 interface, and is capable of transfer speeds of up to 15 MB/s.
The 16GB JetFlash V90C is backed by a lifetime warranty and can be found on pre-order priced at €34.41.
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Lenovo's 3D-ready IdeaPad Y560d available for purchase :: Posted by THRASHER2
Lenovo's first 3D-supporting laptop, the IdeaPad Y560d, has now been added to the company's web shop and is awaiting buyers with a price tag of $1,500. If this seems too much worry not, (up to $300) cheaper models should become available soon.
For those who can't wait, the $1.5K will get them a laptop featuring a 15.6-inch (1366 x 768) 3D display, a 1.60 GHz Core i7-720QM processor, 4GB of RAM, a 500GB hard drive, a Mobility Radeon HD 5730 1GB graphics card, a DVD writer, Gigabit Ethernet, 802.11 b/g/n WiFi, Bluetooth 2.1, a 1.3 megapixel webcam and a 6-cell battery.
The IdeaPad Y560d runs Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit and can be found here .
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Rambus licenses LED tech to GE Lighting :: Posted by THRASHER2
Rambus' expansion beyond memory is starting to pay off as the lawsuit-happy company has signed a licensing agreement with GE Lighting, a unit of the General Electric, through which the latter gets access to Rambus LED lighting innovations.
According to GE Lighting, this deal will help it develop a flat-panel LED lighting system for architectural and commercial lighting for global markets - but that's just the beginning. Among the things licensed from Rambus are LED edge-lit optical designs, MicroLens light distribution features, and high-volume, low-cost light guide panel and multi-function film manufacturing technologies.
"As an acknowledged leader in solutions for a full range of lighting products, GE is an excellent fit with Rambus," said Jeff Parker, SVP & President of Lighting and Display Technology at Rambus. "Working together, we will create a new generation of advanced LED-based lighting products with unique form factors that are cost-competitive and energy efficient."
Rambus' share price went up 4.3% following the announcement regarding the GE Lighting deal.
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Seagate and LSI develop tech for faster, larger hard drives :: Posted by THRASHER2
Partners in storage advancement, HDD maker Seagate and LSI Corporation have this week announced the development of a new integrated read channel technology that enables higher-performing and higher-capacity hard drives.
The duo's innovation combines Seagate's LDPC (low-density parity check) digital back-end read channel and hard drive controller IP with LSI's analog front-end read channel (RC) and physical layer (PHY) technology.
"Enabling faster, higher-capacity disk drives that consume less power is essential to end users, server and storage providers and HDD manufacturers," said Phil Brace, senior vice president and general manager, Storage Peripherals Division, LSI. "Together, LSI and Seagate are driving areal density improvements and raising the bar for HDD capacity and performance."
The advanced read channel tech from Seagate and LSI will be used for hard drives featuring SATA 6.0 Gbps, SAS (Serial Attached SCSI) 6.0 Gbps and Fibre Channel 4.25 Gbps interfaces.
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MSI's X58A-GD65 USB 3.0, SATA 6.0 Gbps-ready motherboard :: Posted by THRASHER2
MSI is bringing more USB 3.0 and SATA 6.0 Gbps to the masses with its new X58A-GD65 ATX motherboard which is based on Intel's X58 chipset and is ready to house an LGA 1366 quad-core or hexa-core processor.
Seen below, the refreshed X58-GD65 features Military Class components, APS (Active Phase Switching), six DDR3-2133 memory slots, three PCI-Express x16 slots enabling 3-way SLI or Quad CrossFireX setups, two SATA 6.0 Gbps and six SATA 3.0 Gbps ports, two USB 3.0 ports, 7.1 channel audio, Gigabit Ethernet, dual eSATA, and even FireWire connectivity.
Those interested can find the X58A-GD65 on pre-order priced as low as €213.50.
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Thermaltake shipping the Element V Nvidia Edition chassis :: Posted by THRASHER2
After six months of teasing and promises, Thermaltake has now finally begun to deliver its Element V Nvidia Edition full tower case which is specifically designed for gamers using one or more GeForce GTX 470 or GTX 480 cards.
Seen below in (almost) all its glory), Thermaltake's Fermi-approved case has a black/green color scheme, measures 532 (H) x 220 (W) x 537 (D) mm and weights about 14.13kg, has five exposed 5.25-inch bays, support for 3.5-inch bays and one 2.5-inch HDD/SSD, a top-placed I/O panel with one audio, one eSATA and four USB ports, pre-drilled holes for watercooling tubes, plus a built-in fan controller.
In terms of cooling, the 'default' setup includes a 230mm (600 - 800 RPM) Colorshift side intake fan, a 200mm Colorshift spinner on top, two 120mm fans in front and another one at the back. Moreover, there's a graphic card 'air duct' made in collaboration with Nvidia to improve the cooling of 3-way or Quad-SLI setups.
The Element V Nvidia Edition case has a recommended price tag of $219.
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Scythe intros the Ninja 3 CPU cooler :: Posted by THRASHER2
Scythe's well-trained squad of silent temperature slashers, the Ninja Series is now growing still with the announcement of the Ninja 3 CPU cooler which features a revised design and promises better performance than its predecessor for both active and passive operations.
Seen below, the new Ninja weights 1040 grams, makes use of M.A.P.S. (Multiple Airflow pass-through structure) technology, has a nickel-plated copper base-plate, eight U-shaped copper heatpipes, and is bundled with a Slip Stream 120mm fan that can work at 1340 to 1900 RPM, and the Super Flip Mount Back-Plate 2.
The Ninja 3 supports Intel LGA 775/1156/1366 and AMD Socket 754/939/940/AM2(+)/AM3 processors and is set to ship in mid-July priced at $49 / €35.90 (without VAT).
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Enermax rolls out the Aeolus N14 notebook cooler :: Posted by THRASHER2
If its getting to hot for comfort working with your notebook because of the heat it generates then know Enermax has developed a new cooling solution which can be used with portable PCs (laptops, netbooks, tablet PCs) sized up to 13.3".
Dubbed Aeolus N14, Enermax's cooling pad measures 220 (L) x 270 (W) x 45 (H) mm, weights 500 grams, has a honeycomb steel mesh, five rubber stands, and is equipped with a 140mm USB-powered fan that boasts four blue LEDs and operates at 850 RPM (rotations per minute).
The Aeolus N14 also packs two USB ports for extra connectivity and costs €21.90.
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MSI rolls out its new Fuzion Hydra motherboards :: Posted by THRASHER2
The P55A and 870A
MSI has officially rolled out its newest motherboards equipped with Lucid's Hydra 200 chip, the clever chip that allows graphics card mixing for some SLI/Crossfire hybrid action. The two new motherboard are based on Intel's P55 and AMD's 870A chipsets and are first motherboards with Lucid's Hydra chip that pretty much affordable.
Both motherboards feature MSI's Military Class components and OC Genie for stability and easier overclocking as well as USB 3.0 and SATA 6Gbps ports. Both of course feature two PCI-Express x16 slots which are working at full x16, x16 thanks to the Lucid Hydra 200 chip.
The AMD based 870A supports AMD AM3 CPUs, has support for DDR3 1066/1333/1600 memory in four DIMM slots, has six SATA 3Gbps and two SATA 6Gbps ports, Gigabit LAN, six rear USB 2.0 ports and one USB 3.0 port and features Unlock CPU Core feature.
The Intel based P55A supports Intel socket 1156 CPUs, has four DIMM slots with support for DDR3 1066/1333/1600/2000/2133 memory, although 1600 and above is considered overclocking, has Gigabit LAN, six SATA 3Gbps and two SATA 6Gbps ports, six USB 2.0 ports and one USB 3.0 port, and features Super Unlock paired up with OC Genie, which should get you Intel CPU up to 4GHz, at least in theory.
Both motherboards are already listed in Europe and the lowest price starts at €187,65 for the P55A Fuzion and €153,78 for the 870A-GD60 Fuzion. You can find them listed here.
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Finland makes broadband a legal right :: Posted by THRASHER2
First for humanity
Finland has become the first country in the world to make broadband a legal right. From next month every Finn can expect to have access to a 1Mbps (megabit per second) broadband connection.
The country has also promised to connect everyone to a 100Mbps connection by 2015. Blighty has promised a minimum connection of at least 2Mbps to all homes by 2012 but has never made this the law.
Finland's communication minister Suvi Linden said that Internet services are no longer just for entertainment. It is believed up to 96 per cent of the Finish population are already online.
The reason countries do not make broadband a legal right is because politicians are terrified of the music and film industry. It is impossible to run a three strikes and you are out campaign against file sharers if it is a legal right to have a connection.
The Finnish government piracy laws see operators sending letters to illegal file-sharers but we are not planning on cutting off access.
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3.3GHz Calisto Phenom II comes in Q3 2010 :: Posted by THRASHER2
Made of Deneb
You remember Calisto core, which is actually a Deneb quad core with two cores disabled. Since AMD didnÂ’t really have many different cores it had to improvise and with 7MB of total cache Calisto definitely looked like a good dual core CPU.
The currently fastest Calisto based dual core is Phenom II X2 555 running at 3.2GHz with 80W TDP and Q3 2010 should see the arrival of the new Calisto clocked 100MHz faster at 3.3GHz. The name is also quite predictable, AMD will brand this new CPU Phenom II X2 560 and it will retain the 80W TDP.
The CPU has 1MB of L2 cache, 2x512KB per each core and a total of 6MB L3, the same amount as Deneb quad core. Calisto is quite fast and it should ship under €100 when available.
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MSI officially rolls out its U160DX :: Posted by THRASHER2
Intel Atom N455 and DDR3 memory
We already wrote about its U130DX sibling, but MSI has now officially announced the Wind U160DX as well. This one is basically an U160 with an updated hardware, like Intel's Atom N455 CPU and DDR3 memory.
We had a chance to take a closer look at it on a pre-Computex event and its Turbo Drive Engine feature caught our attention as it was running at 1.77GHz instead of the rated 1.66GHz. The rest of the specs include 1GB of DDR3 memory (with support for up to 2GB), 10.1-inch 1024x600 LED screen, 160GB HDD and Intel's GMA 3150 graphics.
It also packs 802.11bgn WiFi, Bluetooth 2.0, 1.3M Webcam, and 2-in-1 card reader. It should also feature 3.5G support for mobile networks but it might depend on the region where it is sold. This 10.1-incher measures 265x165x19.8-25.4mm and it weighs in around 1kg with a 3-cell battery. It will also be available with a 6-cell battery.
Availability and pricing haven't been announced but as far as we know, the U160DX should end up at around €370 depending on the region and the SKU, so it will be only a bit more expensive than the U160.
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Nvidia's reference GTX 460 packs 768MB :: Posted by THRASHER2
Partners left to do 1024MB version
According to what we are hearing now, Nvidia's reference GTX 460 card is the one with a 192-bit memory interface and 768MB of memory, while the 1GB version with a 256-bit memory interface will be done by partners. This also means that the 1GB version could end up with better non-reference cooling.
A lot of partners are concerned regarding the current situation as the GTX 460 1GB might end up faster than the GTX 465, at least in certain scenarios. The concern is legit and if the performance of the GTX 460 1GB comes close to the GTX 465 these cards will sell a lot better than the GTX 460, and as you would have guessed, it means that partners will get stuck with a large stock of GTX 465 cards.
We all saw the picture of the reference GTX 460, and according to our sources, that is the one with 768MB of memory. We might even see a situation where some partners will not even go for the 1GB version, at least not until they clear their GTX 465 inventory. In this case, the fully enabled GF104 might take a while before coming to the market.
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Dual core Fusion has Hudson D1 Southbridge :: Posted by THRASHER2
Comes in Q4 2010 with USB 2.0 only
The first to launch Fusion, a dual-core 32nm CPU with DirectX 11 graphics will interconnect with the Hudson D1 Southbridge.
We've already told you that the TDP of first Fusion to show is a 25W part, and the Southbridge will need an additional 6W. Hudson D1 supports PCIe 4X and well as PCIe 1X interface. The USB support is kind of an awkward as it supports 14 USB 2.0 ports and two USB 1.1 slots.
The good news is that Hudson D1, most likely named after New York's famous river has RAID 5 support as well as six SATA 3GB/s ports. There is some indication that there will be a version without RAID as well and the document we've seen implies that there won't be an integrated Gbit LAN on this Southbridge.
Since this is a mainstream Southbridge you should not be surprised and you can only hope that this dual-core Fusion can support PCIe 8X or 16X in order to enable external graphics on Brazos platform. I guess that integrated graphics will have to do, as this is the whole point of AMD's Fusion chip to begin with.
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Corsair launches DDR3 memory at 2625MHz :: Posted by THRASHER2
Made for overclockers
Corsair has announced the fastest Dominator GTX DDR3 module up to date - the CMGTX6 1GB module capable of running at 2625MHz.
The new CMGTX6 has been hand screened to operate at 2625MHz, and is also rated at 2600+MHz when made to work in dual-channel mode. The latencies of this module at 2625MHz are 9-11-10-30 and it needs 1.65V. The modules are tested on Gigabyte's P55 motherboard and Intel Core i7-860 and i7-870 CPUs.
The module is cooled by Corsair's DHX+ heatsink and is currently listed at Corsair's online store at US $175. You can find it here.
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Mobile Extreme edition i7 940XM comes in Q3 2010 :: Posted by THRASHER2
Quad core clocks to 3.33GHz
ItÂ’s big, it's hot, it's TDP is55W but it will be by far the fastest CPU ever to land in a notebook. Currently Intel sells Core i7 Extreme edition i7 920XM clocked at 2.0GHz with 3.2GHz core clock with turbo overclocking and this will all change in Q3 2010.
The new CPU comes with Core i7 940XM name, it is a quad core mobile Extreme edition CPU with four cores and eight threads support. The official clock is 2.13GHz but with the help of turbo this CPU can work all the way to 3.33GHz.
The memory of choice is DDR3 1333 and the CPU has 8MB of cache. At launch it will most likely inherited the $1054 price from 920XM CPU and the introduction date might be as early as next week at Germanys Games Convention, but this is not something we can confirm.
This will be the fastest CPU to launch for notebook and at least in this year, there should not be any six-core mobile CPUÂ’s as 55W from this quad core monster is hot enough for any kind of notebook / gaming desktop replacement.
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Asetek makes water cooled AIO PC :: Posted by THRASHER2
Water cooling means power
Asetek, the company that was behind all those all-in-one water cooling systems like CoolIT's ECO A.L.C. and Corsair's H50 with its Asetek LCLC (Low Cost Liquid Cooling) system, has now ventured into quite a new part of the market - All-in-One PCs.
Naturally, these guys are still focusing on water cooling but this time it is all about a system packed in an All-in-One PC and water cooled in order to chill some quite impressive hardware squeezed into a rather thin display case.
The Liquid Cooled All-in-One Prototype, as Asetek brands it for now, is a 24-inch AIO PC with LED backlit display in a case that has a profile similar to Apple's iMAC. The insides of the system are even more impressive as this protype packs a 130W Core i7 CPU and 75W GTX 280M graphics card, all water-cooled by Asetek's prototype water cooler.
The entire system, or the main half of it that includes the pump and the big radiator, are placed inside the stand, while the slim water blocks are placed on the GPU and the CPU.
Of course, unless some system integrator or major vendor catches this video, we won't see it in retail. Considering how impressive it looks, we are quite sure we'll see these sooner or later but with a different brand tag on the screen.
You can check out the video of it here.
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MSI's X58A-GD65 motherboard pixellized :: Posted by THRASHER2
X58 with USB 3.0 and SATA 6.0Gbps
MSI has silently released first pictures and details regarding its upcoming X58A-GD65 motheboard based on Intel's X58 chipset and packed with USB 3.0 and SATA 6.0Gbps support.
The motherboard features MSI's Military Class components, Active Phase Switching, DrMOS and bunch of other features that we are seeing on MSI's motherboards. Other than those features, MSI's X58A-GD65 features support for Intel's LGA1366 quad or hexa-core CPUs, has six DDR3-2133 slots for some triple-channel fun, thre PCI-Express x16 slots for CrossfireX setups (although the third on works at x4), two PCI-Express x1 and PCI slots, two SATA 6.0Gbps and six SATA 3.0 ports and two USB 3.0 ports.
The rest of the features include Gigabit LAN, 7.1-channel integrated audio, dual eSATA ports, Firewire, and now quite famous, black/blue colour scheme.
The new X58A-GD65 motherboard still isn't available but is currently listed all across Europe with a price tag ranging from €213,50 to over €270 depending on the retailer/e-tailer. You can find it listed here.
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GTX 460 listed in Europe :: Posted by THRASHER2
€200+ for 768MB version
The GTX 460 launch is still a week away, but some eager retailers have chosen to ignore NDAÂ’s, much like Fudzilla, hence weÂ’re seeing the first relatively credible listings in the European market.
Nvidia has high hopes for its new GF104 core, as it is significantly cheaper to produce than the GF100 and it doesnÂ’t require nearly as much power as Fermi cards. In fact, the GTX 460, in both 768MB and 1024MB iterations, should finally provide Nvidia with a competitive DirectX 11 product in the lucrative performance segment.
Our price search engine is currently listing AsustekÂ’s ENGTX460/2DIS/768MD5, a reference board clocked at 675/900/1350MHz for the core, memory and shaders. It packs 336 shaders and 42 texture units. Power consumption is rated at 150W, which seems a world apart from the GTX 470 and 480.
Of course, the GTX 460 should not be compared to the GTX 470 or GTX 480, as it is supposed to take on AMD’s highly successful HD 5800-series cards. Although we’ve seen some early benchmarks, it’s still a bit too early to say how the GTX 460 will measure up to AMD’s HD 5850 or HD 5830. In terms of pricing, it’s somewhere in-between, as it’s currently listed just above €200, so performance should be close. Mind you, the GTX 460 768MB will probably sell in the €180 to €200 region once it becomes widely available. The 1024MB version should cost around €30 more, depending on the rest of the spec.
Be as it may, weÂ’re glad to see Nvidia back in this very popular market segment, as it might put more pressure on AMD to reduce prices, which have remained steady since Cypress series launched in Q4 2009.
You can check out the listings here. The launch date is July 12 and at this point we don't expect major availability issues, so consumers will probably be able to pick up a GTX 460 as early as next week.
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Adobe Flash Player 10.1 gets ported to the Apple iPad :: Posted by THRASHER2
Independence Day at its best
As youÂ’ve probably heard many times by now, one of the biggest complaints facing AppleÂ’s mobile platform on the marketplace is its inability to run native Flash Player code. While the real reasons behind the Apple-Adobe cold war still remain inconclusive, the company simply does not want to negotiate with Adobe because of its heavy involvement with the standardization of HTML5, not to mention its rubbish hypocritical argument that Flash Player is a closed standard.
Regardless of the war being fought behind Mother AppleÂ’s revolutionary mobile i-devices, the rebels have responded by declaring independence from this tyrannical oppression by running Flash on an iPad. The guy behind Spirit untethered jailbreak tool for the iPhone cleverly managed to port the Adobe Flash runtime for Android over to the device using a compatibility layer by comex.
Interestingly enough, the port is named “Frash” and is currently able to play Flash content natively in the Safari browser on the iPad. The developer has mentioned that iPhone 3GS support is planned soon, as well as support for iOS 4, and there is a call for developers to move forward with the project at GitHub. “Frash uses a multi-process model similar to Chrome on the desktop, so a crash in the Frash/Flash plugin doesn’t take down the browser,” says the developer. “You can see this while I’m playing Alien Hominid: the ad above crashed (probably a Frash bug), but Safari stays open just fine, and continues to play other Flash content on the page.”
At this point in the development cycle, video and keyboard input are currently not supported. The former is expected to require major reverse engineers of the video decoding frameworks on the iPhone, and the latter should be reasonably easy to implement.
Of course, the port only works with an iPad running the Spirit jailbreak that was released back in early May. Based on our sources, Comex has been working on this project for some time now, and we are definitely sure that it will attract more attention from the independent developer scene over the next few weeks. In all honesty, the preview couldnÂ’t have come at a better time than July 4th and we have a feeling that a couple geeks will be lighting off some bottle rockets to celebrate this grand victory against Apple.
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