Introduction

Until recently, LG did not release monitors (and other devices) with an orientation on the gamer audience. In LG models of monitors there were already some developments, technologies and modes for games, but in general they were universal monitors. Now the Korean company has a whole line of gaming monitors, one of the most «stuffed» — LG 34UC79G. LG claims that 34UC79G is the world's first ultra-wide (21: 9) curved game monitor with a frame rate of 144 Hz and an IPS matrix. The monitor is filled with various technologies and functions, which make the game process as comfortable as possible. Among them: Motion Blur Reduction, Black Stabilizer, Dynamic Action Sync, AMD FreeSync and digital sight, we'll talk about them in detail later. There are modern interfaces HDMI version 2.0 and DisplayPort 1.2, plus a USB hub and audio outputs for speakers and headphones.



Main Characteristics

Panel Type & Backlight — IPS / W-LED edge array

Screen Size & Aspect …

The model range of computer cases from be quiet! will soon be replenished with the Dark Base 700 sample. The manufacturer has recently published a video announcement of this product on its official Twitter page, showing that it’s performed in the widespread Mid-Tower form factor and resembles other frameworks of the German vendor, particularly Dark Base Pro 900.



At present the company doesn’t reveal many technical points, however, video gives us enough information. Dark Base 700 can hold ATX motherboards, seven PCI Express expansion cards and one two-slot graphics accelerator, which is mounted vertically with the help of a riser. The covering in the lower part of the framework protects the ATX compatible power supply unit and, presumably, drives.


At the rear be quiet! Dark Base 700 has room for a 120 mm liquid cooling system heatsink with an appropriate fan. The front section of the chassis is expected to have a seat for one 240/280 mm radiator. Other peculiarities …

It’s claimed that the G.SKILL company has announced the world fastest DDR4 RAM memory set, which will be retailed soon.

 

This kit includes Trident Z RGB modules, made of hand-picked high-end components. The frequency reaches 4,700 MHz, the timing rates are CL19-19-19-39. The mem operates at the 1.45 volt power supply.

 

The set offers two modules of the 8 GB capacity. Thus, the total volume comes to 16 GB. The novelty is tested as part of a system, based on the MSI Z370I Gaming Pro Carbon AC and the Intel Core i7-8700K processor of the Coffee Lake (6 computing cores; 3.7–4.7 GHz) generation. The upper part of modules is decorated with the RGB-illumination. The memory kit supports the XMP 2.0 technology, facilitating overclock.

 

Trident Z RGB DDR4-4700 (2 × 8 GB) will hit the shelves next quarter. The specialty, aimed at powerful gaming systems, will be on sale at the so long unknown price.