Unika Shows off Its First Non-reference HD 5750 Accelerator |
AMD has today taken the wraps of the highly anticipated Radeon HD 5700 series, and Unika has also been quick to unveil their own non-reference HD 5750 graphics card.
AMD Plans Three Next-gen Mobile Chips |
We’ve already learned that AMD’s next-generation GPU is codenamed Hecatoncheires which includes three desktop models and three mobile ones.
AMD is planning to name them after islands according to Fudzilla - Cozumel for high-end market, Ibiza for mainstream market and the last one is Kauai, which are expected to take the place of Madison, Park and Broadway DirectX 11 parts in late 2010.
NVIDIA Partners Claim GT200 Still in Mass Production |
Several NVIDIA partners are rumored to cancel GeForce GTX285 and GTX275 due to lack of supply, so the guys at BSN have contacted a few NVIDIA partners to see if there is any truth to the rumor, and learned that the rumor was untrue.
They all say the GT200 parts are in mass production, with internal refreshes coming up soon from a few of them. We guess the tight supply should be a regional issue – though some EU partners show worries about it, most of them didn’t have any allocation issues.
Report: NVIDIA Partners to Discontinue GTX275 and GTX285 |
There is news that several NVIDIA partners have decided to cancel GeForce GTX285 and GTX275 due to lack of supply.
Galaxy Rolls out GeForce 210 and GT220 Graphics Cards |
Galaxy has just launched their GeForce 210 and GT220 series graphics cards, which promise to deliver high-quality HD experience at affordable prices.
Inno3D GeForce 210/GT220 Enters Retail Market |
NVIDIA is going to release its first 40nm desktop GPUs – GeForce 210 and GeForce GT220 for budget users very soon, and the real products are also made available in the retail channel this month as we reported. Let’s check out the babies from NVIDIA’s partner Inno3D right now!
NVIDIA to Deliver Ion 2 Later This Year |
NVIDIA’s head of chipset development has recently confirmed that we can expect the Ion 2 chipset this year, but he didn’t lock down a specific month or quarter.
Sony Debuts 3D Full HD TVs at CEATEC 2009 |
At the CEATEC Japan 2009 which was held from Oct 6th to Oct 10th, Sony showed off its 3D Full HD TVs. You’ll need to wear special 3D glasses, and you’ll be impressed with the lifelike 3D visual effects.
Flash Player 10.1 Supports NVIDIA/ATI GPU Acceleration |
Adobe has recently announced the Flash Player 10.1 at the Adobe MAX event, and just like NVIDIA and Adbobe promised at ComputeX 2009, the new version will support NVIDIA’s GPU acceleration.
Windows 7 Won’t Have a Huge Impact on PC Sales |
Many analysts believe Windows 7 is going to significantly stimulate the PC sales, but Steve Ballmer, Microsoft’s CEO just doesn’t think so.
NVIDIA Talks up Fermi at GTC |
While AMD is already shipping their 40nm DirectX 11 products, NVIDIA seems to be rather calm. NVIDIA just doesn’t think DirectX 11 is so important.
TDK Delivers 320GB Optical Disc |
TDK has lately announced a prototype optical disc that can hold up a 320GB of information, which is more than six times the current highest-capacity media available.
Zotac Develops Shorter GeForce GTX260 Graphics Card |
Zotac has recently unveiled a new GeForce GTX 260 graphics card with a short PCB of 23cm, compared to the typical PCB length of 26.5cm, making it an ideal choice for compact PC cases.
Hands-on With Inno3D GTX295 iChill Black Edition |
Introduction
Several graphics cards manufacturers including BFG, EVGA, and Inno3D have developed their own watercooled GTX 295, in which way the GPU temperature can be efficiently brought down and you don’t need to worry about the noise problem.
Today we’ll focus our discussion on Inno3D’s nice looking iChill GTX295 Black Edition, which was initially unveiled in August.
Branding Scheme of AMD’s Next-generation GPU Unearthed |
