Thermalright has been the reigning champion of air cooling solutions for years, with no end in sight. The introduction of the Ultra 120 Extreme cooler in early 2007 marked the beginning of a new era of air coolers, which left the rest of the cooling market in the dust when it came to raw performance. To this date virtually no cooling company in the industry has been able to catch Thermalright with traditional heatsink designs. Known for the stylish all nickel plated look which is on almost every cooler they sell from CPU heatsinks to GPU heatsinks to even chipset coolers and mosfet and ram coolers, Thermalright has made a breath taking decision to offer a black version of its premier cooler the Ultra 120 Extreme, officially dubbed the TRUE Black 120.
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Danamics has sent us an update regarding their LM10 Liquid Metal heatsink. Danamics is leading the way in a ground breaking new heatsink design which utilizes liquid metal the same way heatpipes work on conventional coolers. I highly recommend you check out their website at http://www.danamics.com
“The liquid metal is a key component in Danamics cooling systems. Liquid metal has two major advantages when cooling high power density heat sources:
Firstly it has superior thermophysical properties that decrease temperature - and temperature non-uniformity - on die and across chips.
Secondly the electrical properties of the liquid metal enables efficient, reliable and ultra compact electromagnetic pumping without the use of moving parts, shafts, seals, etc.”
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Sunnyvale, Calif.-July 10, 2008-OCZ Technology Group, a worldwide leader in innovative, ultra-high performance and high reliability memory and components, today announced the expansion of its gaming peripherals under a new “Alchemy” line, with the introduction of the Elixir keyboard series for highly advanced functionality in game-play. Featuring a wealth of user-friendly features combined with an ergonomic and sturdy design, the Elixir keyboard will deliver a unique combination of performance and vale to gamers as they blaze through the latest PC titles.
“The new Alchemy line from OCZ is designed to offer gamers quality gaming solutions that deliver both exceptional performance and value,” said Eugene Chang, Product Manager of the OCZ Technology Group. “Just because gamers have a budget doesn’t mean they shouldn’t enjoy premium gaming features, and our first Alchemy solution the Elixir gaming keyboard is designed with quality ergonomics and offers efficient game-play with programmable macro keys.”
The Elixir is a high-quality keyboard featuring the necessary features such as 10 tri-mode programmable macro keys, mode selection, a pop-up menu shortcut, and Windows® Media Players optical controller. The sleek design of the Alchemy Elixir Series will maintain your comfort throughout long gaming sessions with its membrane tactical keys made from 100% rubber-coating for no-slip comfort and ergonomic design. The Elixir also features a USB port for added convenience, along with an extremely reliable lifestyle of 5 million cycles. The Elixir series is compatible with Windows® XP (SP2 or later) and Windows® VistaTM. Elixir keyboards feature a MSRP of $29.99 and are the ultimate accessory for a budget gaming system.
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I have started to work on a new feature aimed at developers for Core Temp.
I’ve been talking about shared memory in the previous release, and although that gives some flexibility in creating Core Temp add-ons, it doesn’t make the 3rd party software an integral part of Core Temp.
The plug in system changes that as it will allow any programmer with an idea for a new Core Temp feature\extension to create one, add it to Core Temp and the plug in becomes a part of it.
Currently most of the Plug in system code complete, and it is ready for Beta testing. The information on plug in creation is still not public, and needs to be properly written, but I want to start working with developers as early as possible to test both my code and theirs so that when the new version is finally released it will be as stable as it can be.
So I’m opening a private beta testing phase for the plug in system, meaning anyone who knows some Object Oriented programming model should be able to make it, it’s rather simple really. So if you have a feature that you always wanted to see in Core Temp, now you can create it. To participate please drop me an Email.