Mod: Ultra 120A got copper platted

 

Remember ThermaiRight showcased its copper platted U120E in Computex 2008? We got to know that they’re just ehxibitions. Sometimes manufacturers just show attractive products to you and after that will be a long waiting R&D period. So there are DIYs, we push our own technology! Now our friend awangfeng platted the Ultra 120A with copper.

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One more TPC!NVIDIA will offer a upgraded GTX 260 in mid-September

 

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More pics of Asus’s high-end X58 motherboard P6T Deluxe

 

The high-end P6T Deluxe is acclaimed by Asus that it will be the first X58 motherboard in the market. Now we can see more pics of this legend motherboard now.

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Zotac announces two 9500GT Zone Edition with passive cooler

 

Zotac has been long promoting their Zone Edition VGA cards. Now it announces two 9500GT Zone Edition.These two new models come with passive coolers, not as their formers with water cooling solution. That makes the 9500GT completly silent. And the PCB is much shorter than a reference card so that it wion’t conflict with any other components in cases.

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NVIDIA MCP72/78 will support ‘ACC’ overclocking

 

As we know, AMD’s SB750 SouthBridge comes with the ‘ACC’ which boosts overclocking capacity. 790GX and some 790FX already hit market with this feature. But it seems ACC is not AMD’s exclusive technology now.

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AC’s new GPU cooler, Twin Turbo arrives!

 

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DFI introduces Micro-ATX P45 with CrossFire support

 

As far as we know, Micro-ATX mobos usually come with a integtated GPU, posistioned at low-end market or HTPC users. However, some enthusiasts may be depressed becasue they like a Micro-ATX mobo, but extreme 3D performance as well. The LP JR P45-T2RS, which was introduced by DFI, may satisfy them. The P45 based mobo features dual PCIe x16 slot, which means it will support dual cards crossfire.

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Gainward unveils their latest non-ref HD 4870 512MB GDDR5

 

Gainward today showed us a non-reference HD 4870 512MB GDDR5, if you saw Palit HD 4870 Sonic before, you know they are the same.

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Friday Shortbread

 

Graphics Card:

  • Tweaktown reports AMD HD 4850 X2 to thrash NVIDIA’s GTX 280 too?
  • Techpowerup reviews Powercolor PCS HD 4850 512 MB
  • Bjorn3D reviews PowerColor HD 4870
  • Tweaktown reviews Diamond Radeon HD 4870 XOC Black Edition

Cooler & Motherboard:

  • ThinkComputers reviews Gigabyte EP45-DS3L S-Series Intel P45 Motherboard
  • Xtremecomputing reviews Cooler Master Passive Hyper Z600 CPU Cooler
  • FrostyTech reports Socket 1366 Heatsinks in the Frostytech Labs – Open Call

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[Tools update] ExpertTool V4.0, enable fan control on HD 4850/4870

 

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A mysterious “HD 3730″ shows up in Russia

 

 Remember the Catalyst 8.5 unveil HD 3730, HD 3410 and HD 3750 three month ago? Now 3dnews.ru posted some pics of the HD 3730 from Asus. GPU-Z screenshot is provided as the following. It seems HD 3730 works at 800/400MHz(Core/Memory), and comes with 1GB GDDR2 memory. 

GPU-Z screenshot

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Showing off the power of dual fan: Thermalright T-Rad2 GPU cooler review

 

While bringing Ultra 120 Extreme Black Edition at Computex 2008 in June, the well-known cooler manufacturer Thermalright also unveiled another VGA cooler —— T-Rad2. We got one recently, played for a while, and now here is the review.

Thermalright T-Rad2 VGA cooler in ComputeX

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Thursday Shortbread

 

 Graphics Card:

  • Tweaktown reviews ECS GeForce 9600 GT Graphics Card
  • Bjorn3D reviews Sapphire Toxic HD 4850
  • TCMagazine reviews Force3D equips Radeon HD 4870 with DHT cooling solution
  • XSreview reviews Sapphire HD 4850
  • MaximumPC reviews Visiontek Radeon HD 4850
  • TCMagazine reports PowerColor’s passively-cooled Radeon HD 4850 pictured
  • Techreport reports Nvidia launches big box o’ workstation GPUs
  • VR-Zone reports NVIDIA Die Package Problem Might Affect Desktop Parts

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VIA to announced Mobile-ITX form factor

 

VIA has been promoting smaller size motherboard form factor, from Mini-ITX to a poker size Pico-ITX, and now it’s about to push the limit to extreme.

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CrystalCPUID V4.15.2.451 released

 

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