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   The first drives of the line with this name appeared in 2015. They were very similar to the 840 Evo, instead of planar crystals of 128 Gbps 32-layer 3D of the same capacity were used.

In the older model there is even the same tri-core MEX controller as in the 840 Evo, and the rest received dual-core, but improved MGX, working in combination with LPDDR2 memory with a frequency of 1066 MHz and a capacity of up to 1 GB. At the same time, the drive (like its predecessor) was positioned as a competitor to mid-range devices - at that time, mainly using MLC memory. However, even those had only a three- and not a five-year guarantee, which became the visiting card of the Evo family. Including, and appeared a little later modification of 2 TB - which at that time was a very serious value, so it required the emergence of a special controller MHX (at the same time, and DRAM-cache in this model was transferred to a faster LPDDR3-memory).

 
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Scythe is the company known for an optimal correlation of efficiency with price, whenever we speak about cooling systems. In fact, this manufacturer develops and supplies coolers practically for all sections of PC chassis. Moreover, Scythe constructs not only classical tower-like coolers but also singular products unique in framework, design and compatibility. Model Grand Cama Cross Rev. B is not exception, since this CPU cooler's atypical framework is the first thing that strikes the eye. Nevertheless, this product is outstanding also by its efficiency and reliability.



Framework Peculiarities


Cooler Scythe Grand Cama Cross Rev. B is compatible with a variety of processors housed in Intel's Socket LGA 2011, 1366, 1156, 1155, 775 and AMD's Socket FM1, AM3/(+), AM2/(+). Unlike all traditional vertical and horizontal frameworks, this model consists of two sections located in diagonal at 40 degrees angle, relating to the cooler's base. Both parts are managed by a single …

Philips introduced its 276E7QDSB/11 product, which is a 27-inch display, covering 104.4 % of the NTSC colour gamut.



The specialty from Philips features the 1920 × 1080 resolution (Full HD), 250 cd/m2 brightness and 5 ms (GtG) response time. Typical and dynamic contrast ratios are 1000:1 and 20 000 000:1 respectively. Viewing angles claimed are 178 degrees horizontally and vertically.


The SmartImage Lite technology refines imaging significantly. Depending on the scheme selected, this system dynamically enhances image contrast, depth and sharpness, as well as text rendering in various apps. All actions are performed on a real-time basis. Low Blue Mode and Flicker-free functions are also enabled to diminish eyes strain.

Interface options include D-Sub, DVI-D and MHL-HDMI. 276E7QDSB/11 has the dimensions of 616 × 468 × 179 mm and weighs 4.33 kg.


Orders for this novelty, which costs around 200 EUR, are already being accepted.