April 16th, 2011
The PCS+ HD6950 Vortex II Edition enables users to manually adjust the fan and its physical attributes. By lifting the fan, it optimizes the air flow and taking advantage of the cooler air from the bottom of the case, balancing the ambient temperature. Furthermore, with the exclusive perforated fan design and anti-turbulence ability, enhancing the cooling efficiency and resulting in cooling down the temperature up to 20% compare to reference design.
Also, the latest solution utilizes “Gold Power Kit” which is composed of the select components: Ferrite Core Choke, Dr. Mos and solid capacitor, allows the stable and more efficient overclocking entertaining environment.
Call of Duty®: Modern Warfare®2 Game Bundle: A Record Setting AAA Title for True Gamers
To bring more benefits for gamers, PowerColor includes the most-anticipated game of the year, Modern Warfare 2, into the PCS+ HD6950 Vortex II Edition. Continuing the gripping and heart-racing action against a new threat dedicated to bringing the world to the brink of collapse, the Modern Warfare 2 delivers the most realistic and immersive FPS gaming experience with PowerColor PCS+ HD6950 Vortex II Edition to all gamers, enabling the most exhilarating gaming experience like never before.
Published by: VR-Zone
We have seen this card last November and apparently it has undergone numerous revisions and the most notable is the components layout on the PCB.
Texas Instruments joins the
USB-IF certified crowd Source:
http://vr-zone.com/articles/texas-instruments-joins-the-usb-if- certified-crowd/
11871.html April 16th, 2011
It seems like this week is a good week for getting certified by the USB-IF, as following AMD's and Fresco Logic's announcements earlier this week, it's now Texas Instruments time to get no less than two USB 3.0 host controllers certified. TI is also the first company to get a four port USB 3.0 host controller certified and this means that we can look forward to motherboards with even more USB 3.0 ports.
It seems like this week is a good week for getting certified by the USB-IF, as following AMD's and Fresco Logic's announcements earlier this week, it's now Texas Instruments time to get no less than two USB 3.0 host controllers certified. TI is also the first company to get a four port USB 3.0 host controller certified and this means that we can look forward to motherboards with even more USB 3.0 ports.
PowerColor SCS3 HD 6850
The two products in question are the TUSB7320 and TUSB7340, the first is a two port host controller and the second is a four port host controller. TI claims to offer a lower BOM (Bill Of Materials) cost than its competitors thanks to no need for an external EEPROM or some type of Flash memory, although at a mere five percent saving this doesn't sound like a huge savingbut on a few million products, it'll surely add up. That said, it looks like TI is set to be very price competitive, at least compared to what Renesas have been asking for its host controllers to date.
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