April 7th, 2011 April 7th, 2011
Published by: VR-Zone
Chieftec Industrial, manufacturer of numerous PC chassis and PSUs, has launched the Nitro 88+ series PSUs. Available in 650W, 750W, 850W, and 1,000W capacities, these 80Plus Silver-certified PSus are fully modular and boast a single 12V rail, sleeved cables, active PFC, a MTBF of 100,000 hours, and are cooled by a 140mm PWM fan. The Nitro 88+ can be pre-ordered now from authorized e-tailers at MSRPs of €112.05 (650W), €120.61 (750W), €158.87 (850W) and €198.97 (1,000W).
News via [Techpowerup] MSI releases R6790-2PM2D1GD5 graphics
card designed for overclockers Source:
http://vr-zone.com/articles/msi-releases-r6790-2pm2d1gd5- graphics-card-designed-for-overclockers/
11813.html April 7th, 2011
According to MSI, the latest version of MSI Afterburner is capable of increase a graphics card's overclocking potential by as much as 25%, thanks to its support for voltage adjustments to the card via software means. Additional features found in the updated release of MSI Afterburner includes the version 2.0 of the Kombustor software used to test for overclocking stability, and a new video capturing tool known as Predator, which allows OC-ers to record in-game videos during the benchmarking process.
To ensure that gamers and enthusiasts do not burn out their cards when subjecting them to intense loads for benchmarking purposes, the R6790-2PM2D1GD5 comes with what MSI claims is a new cooling system for the GPU. By utilizing three copper heat pipes kept in direct contact with the GPU, along with a 90mm PWM fan, MSI's design supposedly provides better airflow, which results in a more efficient cooling system that reportedly 50% more effective than the reference design.
Last but definitely not least, the MSI R6790-2PM2D1GD5 utilizes solid, aluminium core capacitors which are said to be much more durable than the typical electrolyte capacitors; this supposedly allows the R6790-2PM2D1GD5 to "achieve perfect operation under all load circumstances".
Specifications of the card as as follow:
MSI has launched the new R6790-2pm2D1GD5 graphics card for the enthusiast market. According to the Taiwanese manufacturer, the new graphics card is reportedly capable of "meeting the needs of gamers and professionals" thanks to the use of various features designed to enhance the card's overclocking capabilities.
Graphics Engine AMD Radeon HD 6790 Bus Standard Memory Type
PCI Express x16 2.1 GDDR5
Memory Size(MB) 1024 Memory Interface
256 bits
Core Clock Speed 840MHz Memory Clock Speed 4200MHz DVI Output
D-SUB Output HDMI-Output
MSI has announced in a press release today that it has launched its new R6790-2PM2D1GD5 graphics card based off the recently-released AMD Radeon HD 6790 GPU. The R6790-2PM2D1GD5 will feature 1GB of dedicated VRAM, support for overvolting via the MSI Afterburner tool, as well as Eyefinity support, which allows for a single graphics card to simultaneously drive multiple displays.
Mini DisplayPort HDCP Support HDMI Support Dual-link DVI
Display Output (Max Resolution)
RAMDACs
Single-Link DVI-D x1, Dual- Link DVI-I x1
1 (optional, via DVI to D-Sub adaptor)
1
2 Y Y Y
4x 1920x1200 400 DirectX Version Support 11 15
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