The Benq Co. has presented its latest gaming Zowie XL2536 monitor. The device is built on the 24.5” TN-matrix with the 1920x1080 pixels resolution, is designed with side shields to minimize distractions and supports the brand Dynamic Accuracy (DyAc™) technology, which is believed to provide high clarity during very dynamic games, full of action. Besides, the novelty features the Black eQualizer technology, making dark scenes brighter without over-exposing bright spots.The Full HD Benq Zowie XL2536 display has the 1 ms response time, the 144 Hz ultimate refresh rate, the 320 cd/m² brightness and the 1000:1 contrast ratio. Regarding the fact, that PWM is not involved in brightness setup, we may assume, flicking is absent.
The interface demonstrates a DL DVI-D, two DisplayPort, two HDMI ports, a dual-port USB 3.0 hub, alongside with a headphone jack and a microphone jack. The stand makes it possible to adjust display height, tilt and swivel.
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The novelty by ID-Cooling – namely the Dashflow 240 liquid cooling system – is compatible with AMD and Intel processors. To be more specific, the device can be utilized with the AM4/FM2+/FM2/FM1/AM3+/AM3/AM2+/AM2 and LGA2066/2011-3/2011/1366/1151/1150/1155/1156 chipsets. The manufacturer claims, its product is able to chill CPUs, while disseminating up to 350 W of heat energy.
Following the release of Urban S31 PC chassis, Thermaltake put its best foot forward to introduce one more representative of Urban series – Urban S41. This is a mid-tower case of a minimalistic design, with totally black exterior and interior. The model is vested in SECC steel coverage and will be available in two framework variations: with a large side-facet window and without it. In its entirety, the chassis features 516x220x520 mm dimensions and weighs 8.9 kg.