Showing posts with label Turbo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Turbo. Show all posts

Sunday, 16 October 2011

Palit GeForce GTX 560 Ti Twin Light Turbo revealed

TC Mag published a picture and the specifications of the Palit GeForce GTX 560 Ti Twin Light Turbo graphics card. The pricing and availability of this custom model with overclocked clockspeeds is unknown.
As its name suggests, Palit's card makes use of the Twin Light Turbo cooler which takes up two slots, packs four copper heatpipes, two fans, and can brag with a sound output of under 10 dBA. Other goodies include 384 CUDA Cores, a 256-bit memory interface, 1GB of GDDR5 VRAM, 2-way SLI support, and D-Sub, dual DVI, plus HDMI outputs.


Palit GeForce GTX 560 Ti Twin Light Turbo revealed - More news at DV Hardware

Saturday, 8 October 2011

QNAP Turbo NAS TS-1079 Pro Review

Introduction

QNAP Turbo NAS TS-1079 Pro Review

Earlier this year I bought myself a QNAP TurboNAS TS-859 Pro+ and let me give you the tip - parting with my money on computer products is so hard that it's not even funny, because after doing what I do here for nine years, one of the best perks of the job is I really have the opportunity to build a lot of my own personal rigs at a very minimal cost.

At $1,549.99 US, though, it's equally the best piece of computer equipment I've bought, tieing with my three Dell U2711 monitors. During Computex we saw QNAP show off the TurboNAS TS-1079 Pro and having only had my TS-859 Pro+ for a few months, I thought, "This must be mine!"

With the TS-1079 Pro now in our hot little hands, it was time to see just what it brings to the table. We'll start off by checking out the main specifications of the TS-1079 Pro while we also look at the availability and pricing.

Once we've done that, we'll take a closer look at the software side of things before we dive into the package then check out the NAS itself to find out how everything sits. Then we'll get onto the performance side of things with the help of Intel NASPT software before we finally wrap everything up.

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Wednesday, 5 October 2011

Arctic Accelero Twin Turbo 6990 launched

Arctic Cooling also presents the Accelero Twin Turbo 6990, a new cooler designed for AMD's Radeon HD 6990. The company claims this product is the most powerful VGA cooler ever, it offers copper bases, ten 6mm heatpipes and 86 aluminium fin. Airflow is provided by two 120mm PWM fans with a spinrate of 400 to 1500RPM. The cooler measures 300mm x 138mm x 50mm (L x W x H) and weighs 820g. The price tag of $149.95 seems a little high though.
The Accelero Twin Turbo 6990 is the most powerful VGA cooler ever. There is no reason to suffer from the stock cooler's enormous noise level any longer since the Accelero Twin Turbo 6990 offers superior cooling performance at a fraction of the loudness � a perfect solution for overclockers as well as silent enthusiast.

Outstanding Cooling Performance
Accelero Twin Turbo 6990 features two 120 mm PWM fans with a cooling capacity of 400 Watts. It has a built-in 86 aluminum fins heatsink with 10 copper heatpipes to deliver excellent cooling performance. This cooler ensures an enhanced overclocking performance and extended service life of this VGA graphic card.

Virtually Silent
Accelero Twin Turbo 6990 operates with its maximum capacity at a minimum noise level of 0.4 Sone due to its two 120 mm PWM fans, low-noise impeller and patented fan holder. With the PWM control, the fan operates according to the temperature of the GPU whereby the fan stays at minimum speed unless otherwise necessary to increase the cooling performance. PWM settings can be modified according to your preference for cooling performance and noise level. Click here to see how the PWM settings work.

Special Design for AMD Radeon HD 6990
Accelero Twin Turbo 6990 is unique solution for the AMD Radeon HD 6990 graphic card which provides an unmatched cooling performance for enthusiasts.


Arctic Accelero Twin Turbo 6990 launched - More news at DV Hardware