Over at the Xtreme Systems forums, Tony from OCZ Technology has posted vital information regarding the upcoming Cry-Z phase change unit from OCZ.
“Ok to feed you some more info I have had permission for an update:
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With notebook sales quickly outpacing sales of desktop systems, many computer users are leaving larger desktop computers behind. One of the biggest drawbacks to notebook computers is that they typically lack the storage space you find on desktop systems.
Western Digital announced a new My Passport Essential portable hard drive today. The Essential has 320GB of storage [...]
Scythe Co., Ltd (Tokyo, Japan) announces the first CPU cooler with 140mm fan equipped. Never stopping development from Scythe is applied for this new CPU cooler as UPHC（Uneven Parallel Heatpipe Construction）, which takes the advantage of heatpipe attachment for both the top and the bottom portion of the heatink fin to maximize the heat [...]
Vienna / Taipei, January 22nd 2008 - Coolink today introduced its new ChipChilla chipset cooler. The ChipChilla employs a thick 6mm dual-heatpipe as well as a quiet 60mm fan. Thanks to the asymmetrical design and the flexible mounting system for mainboards with push-pins and mounting-hooks, the ChipChilla offers broad compatibility with Intel & AMD motherboards.
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Earlier this month DailyTech reported details of the next generation of GPUs from NVIDIA — specifically the mid-range GPU codenamed D9x. Recently, the GeForce 9600GT was spotted in the open and Chinese review site PC Online was able to put the new reference card to the test to see what it’s made of.
Xbox Live game “Undertow” free of charge as compensationWhile Microsoft’s Xbox Live online system is generally reliable, Xbox 360 gamers found throughout the holidays less than satisfactory service. Gamers widely reported problems using Xbox Live, which Microsoft said was caused by the influx of new subscribers.
“As a result of this massive increase in usage we [...]
Sunnyvale, CA-January 17, 2008-OCZ Technology Group, Inc., a worldwide leader in innovative ultra-high performance and high reliability memory, today announced the PC2-8000 Platinum Edition 4GB dual channel kit, designed to boost the performance of mainstream gaming systems. These new 2GB modules are the ultimate upgrade for entry-level enthusiasts seeking an exceptional overclocking kit at a [...]
Intel engineers blame simulation for quad-core “showstopper”More than a few people noticed Intel’s roadmap originally slated 45nm Penryn desktop quad-core processors for January, only to have the company change the hard launch date to a not-so-firm “Q1 2008.” So what happened? In a series of interviews with Intel, the tale of quad-core Penryn began [...]
While Toshiba continues to promote the price advantage and other merits of HD DVD players, the two major exclusive movie studio forces behind the format are unusually mum on the high-definition format war. According to entertainment publication Daily Variety, Universal’s deal with HD DVD to back the format exclusively has ended. As the only [...]
CES USB 3.0, the upcoming version of the universal add-on standard re-engineered for the HD era, made a small appearance at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES). It wasn’t demonstrated in operation, but we did get to see what the new connectors look like.
Not, alas, the optical one, we have to report, but the electrical connectors. [...]
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