The period of hard work is finally over, and EVGA is ready to offer its latest GeForce GTX 1080 Ti K|NGP|N video card intended for gamers, enthusiasts and overclock experts. Customers are assured that the core will operate stably at the 2,025 MHz frequency; however, by default the clock claimed is 1,582 MHz (base) and 1,695 MHz (boost). As we can see, this device is meant for the radical overclocking.EVGA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti K|NGP|N is 299.72 mm long, 142.69 mm wide and around 40 mm high. Its regular cooler is based on a copper radiator, several copper heat pipes and three 92 mm fans. Front and rear backplates contribute to the cooling effect.
The card features (10+3)-phase supply system, an EVBot, two 8-pin PCI-E Power, a couple of SLI connectors, alongside with voltage measurement contacts and the iCX indicating system for overheat protection. The unusual video outputs set includes the Dual-Link DVI-D, HDMI 2.0b and Mini DisplayPort 1.4 (x3). This allows placing all …
Philips starts retail sales of its newest addition to Brilliance series of monitors. The 24-inch new-comer, entitled 247E6QDSD, features 613x467x238 mm dimensions and a classy black design. It is based on IPS-ADS panel that comes with WLED backlight, offering Full HD resolution on 16:9 aspect ratio. This makes the display a perfect solution to work with photo/video files as well as professional applications. The model might be already found in US stores for $239.99 price tag.
SilverStone Technology, a well-known Taiwanese designer of PC peripherals, announces the release of its new powerful fan codenamed FHP141. The model features 140 mm dimensions and weighs not more than 220 g. It is chiefly intended at the integration into highly efficient CPU cooling systems to provide for the utmost cooling effect. However, the manufacturer hasn't voiced the exact release date or recommended price yet.