Deepcool Industries, a well-known Chinese designer of multifarious cooling solutions, is going to launch its newest universal CPU cooler, entitled IceEdge 400 E (Elite Edition). The new-comer has got a tower-type design and features 100x86x125.5 mm dimensions.


This model is predestined to be incorporated into all contemporary platforms, including Intel’s LGA775/1150/1155/1156 and AMD’s 754/939/940/FM1/FM2/AM2(+)/AM3(+). Moreover, it is able to cool down rather hot processors, which TDP level reaches 130 W.


Deepcool IceEdge 400 E consists of a heatsink block, featuring thin aluminum plates, four copper heatpipes that support direct contact technology, and a single 92 mm fan. The latter is based on a fluid bearing and develops speed up to 2200 RPM. The maximal noise level it is producing approximates 26 dB. The fan is fixed due to wire spikes.


Pricing and release date are still unknown.

Introduction


Today we are going to speak about Phanteks Evolv Shift. You might have heard about this new star in the world of modern technologies. This year Phanteks together with the Shift of cases under the Evolv family bеcame rеally pоpular. Thеy were shоwing off bоth the more compаct Shift and the lаrger Shift X. But this time I’ve dеcided to tаke a closer lооk at the smаller variаnt of the two. This vаriant is cоnsidеred to be mоre mаinstream while mаintаining essеntially all of the fеatures of its bіgger vеrsion. And as we usually do, we are getting to the review starting with the first basic point, which is Packaging and Contents.


Packaging and Contents


First, let’s have a lооk at the pаckaging. The pаckage of the Phаnteks Evolv Shift is rаther sіmple. You’ll get your nеw dеvice in a stаndard brоwn bоx with the case brаnding on the lаrger and the cоmpany lоgo on the smаller pаnels. So, your chаssis will …

Foreword

Borrowing of the technologies is a common practice among manufacturers of components and peripherals.

 

Samsung created new monitors with SVA-panels. However, the manufacturer behaves in an intelligent way: first releases its own product and only after some time (about half a year) provides an opportunity to purchase matrices for the needs of other companies. Asus took a chance and bought the technology increasing its range of gaming monitors widely.


One of the new monitors is the 31.5-inch ROG Strix XG32VQ standard WQHD with a scan rate of 144 Hz. What can be said about it?

 

Specifications

Panel Type & Backlight - VA / W-LED, edge array

Screen Size & Aspect Ratio - 31.5" / 16:9

Curve Radius - 1800mm

Max Resolution & Refresh - 2560x1440 @ 144Hz / Density - 93ppi

FreeSync Range - 48-144Hz

Native Color Depth & Gamut - 8-bit / DCI-P3

Response Time (GTG) - 4ms

Brightness - 300cd/m2

Contrast - 3000:1

Speakers …