The speed at which brand products based on recently released GeForce GTX Titan adapter strike the market, makes all Internet users, enthusiasts and IT professionals marvel. This fact is explained by some outstanding characteristics of Nvidia’s creation that offer unmatched and unseen earlier performance. Due to the integration of the most powerful GPU, this adapter brings gaming experience to a new level, creating a real breakthrough in graphics industry.



What Makes ‘Titan’ So Special?


Graphics adapter Nvidia GeForce GTX Titan is equipped with a powerful GK110 GPU. It consists of fifteen SMX current multiprocessors, each of which employs 64 CUDA FP64 cores. This allows the adapter to achieve 4.5 TFLOPS speed in computing operations with a single precision and up to 1.5 TFLOPS speed in computing with a dual precision. Still, this adapter takes high-end performance in gaming environment as a prior task. The minimal operational clock frequency is established at 836 MHz, …

The Taiwan MMD company, releasing Philips-branded monitors, is going to start delivering the Momentum 436M6VBPAB display, based on the 43-inch VA matrix with the 3840 x 2160 pixels resolution. The novelty is distinguished due to the Adaptive-Sync technology support and DisplayHDR 1000 certification.

 

The manufacturer designed Philips Momentum 436M6VBPAB to act as an analogue of UHD-TV-sets. The refreshment rate makes this device attractive for PC gamers and playstations owners.

 

Philips Momentum 436M6VBPAB ensures the 97.6 % covering of the DCI-P3 colour gamut, while featuring the 1000 cd/m² peak brightness, 50 000 000:1 dynamic contrast and 4 ms response time. In the meantime, the display update rate is limited to 60 Hz. Image output is conducted via HDMI 2.0, DisplayPort 1.2, Mini DisplayPort and USB Type-C ports. The specialty is also supplied with 7 W speakers and the USB 3.0 hub.

 

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Recent global IT exhibition Computex 2012 has given promising prospects for Akasa company that introduced its new brand chassis. Codenamed Euler, this chassis might serve the basis for the noiseless mini-PCs. Due to the implementation of aluminum casing in design and its simultaneous substitute of a radiator, this device is able to function along with passive cooling system.



Akasa representatives have provided the Internet community with the first shots of Euler. Those pictures demonstrate that the future product will consist of a block which will remove the excessive heat from the CPU and its surrounding components. The model will support devices which show up to 35W TDP index. This chassis will be compatible with motherboards of mini-ATX form-factor and low-capacity two-core processors.


According to the words of the company's representatives, Euler is going to be released this September. The price policy has not been voiced so far, but hardware specialists are certain …