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The American company NZXT has presented three new computer cases, opening an updated line of chassis H-Series. New items got names H700i, H400i and H200i.


In addition to the Mini-ITX motherboard, the NZXT H200i chassis allows the installation of a dual-slot video card that does not exceed 325 mm in length, one 3.5-inch hard drive, four 2.5-inch drives, a 165 mm CPU cooler, and a 240- and 120-mm radiators of SVO. The dimensions of the case are 372x210x349 mm with a mass of six kilograms.

 

The NZXT H400i can accommodate four expansion cards up to 411 mm in length, one 3.5-inch and four 2.5-inch drives, as well as 240/280-mm and 120-mm radiators in the front and rear of the chassis. The height of the processor cooler should not exceed 164 mm. The product dimensions are 412×210×417 mm with a weight of 7.6 kg.

 

Model NZXT H700i is characterized by the dimensions 494x230x516 mm with a mass of about 12.3 kg. Inside you can insert up to seven …

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.



Philips Brilliance 247E6QDSD is distinguished by a fast response time in G-to-G environment — 5 ms & typically – 14 ms, wide viewing angles (178 degrees in both aspects), good brightness (300 cd/m2), the maximal displayed colors (16.7 million), and an ideal dynamic contrast (50M:1). This monitor consumes 18.11 W power at average, however in sleep/standby mode this figure goes as low as 0.5 W. Furthermore, its MTBF index makes up 30 thousand hours.


The model comes equipped with three video outputs, …

Thermalright, a top-ranked Taiwanese developer of cooling solutions, has recently unveiled its newest CPU heatsink, entitled HR-22. The new-comer features 120x150x159 mm dimensions and is peculiar by nearly ‘colossal’ cooling effect. The HR-22 is targeting all up-dated platforms with Intel LGA2011/LGA1366/LGA115x and AMD FM1/FM2/AM3/AM3+ sockets. The company promises to start the sales in the nearest future, though pricing is still unknown.



Thermalright HR-22 boasts a tower-like framework, consisting of a copper base, thirty-five aluminum plates, and eight nickel-plated heatpipes (6 mm each). The only hexagonal notch in the center is thought to simplify the heatsink installation.


All the plates contain rectangular holes that facilitate the airflow when used in passive mode. Such peculiarity is called Direct Passive Airflow System (DPAS). It not only provides for an efficient cooling and unimpeded airflow, it saves the users’ ears from noise: a powerful heatsink is …