The sale of Hdplex H5 case, meant for a passive cooling system assembling, started in fall. Inner components are constructed to be passively chilled down and work noiselessly. In fact, the Hdplex H5 framework constitutes a big heatsink dissipating heat outwards. With the help of the copper base heat from the processing unit is carried over heat pipes to the left side panel of the case.



The news is that lately this CPU passive cooling system has gone on sale as a standalone product, the supply set of which offers a copper base, an aluminium heat dissipator, eight 6 mm copper heat pipes, a portion of thermal grease and fittings for mounting on LGA115x Intel CPUs.


The system from Hdplex costs $65.

Xigmatek is preparing a pleasant surprise for all gamers: a new unusual PC chassis, codenamed Talon. Talon will head the company's brand new chassis line – Stealth Series – and will offer some outstanding solutions. Xigmatek developers are ascertained that this model will totally satisfy the needs of any gamer, due to the availability of game-like facilities and racy design.



Xigmatek Talon is developed in Mid-Tower form-factor, according to the classical design guidelines with a light hint of aggression. The frontal panel features a salient surface to mark its particular gaming predestination. One of the side panels contains an acrylic window that serves a kind of exhibition stand, unveiling all internal components. The top lid, along with a frontal panel, is finished by a rubbered coverage with 'soft-touch' effect. Metallic plates of chassis are painted black. The top panel accommodates a couple of USB 3.0 ports and some other input/output interfaces.


The new chassis …

The Benq Co. has presented its latest gaming Zowie XL2536 monitor. The device is built on the 24.5” TN-matrix with the 1920x1080 pixels resolution, is designed with side shields to minimize distractions and supports the brand Dynamic Accuracy (DyAc™) technology, which is believed to provide high clarity during very dynamic games, full of action. Besides, the novelty features the Black eQualizer technology, making dark scenes brighter without over-exposing bright spots.



The Full HD Benq Zowie XL2536 display has the 1 ms response time, the 144 Hz ultimate refresh rate, the 320 cd/m² brightness and the 1000:1 contrast ratio. Regarding the fact, that PWM is not involved in brightness setup, we may assume, flicking is absent.


The interface demonstrates a DL DVI-D, two DisplayPort, two HDMI ports, a dual-port USB 3.0 hub, alongside with a headphone jack and a microphone jack. The stand makes it possible to adjust display height, tilt and swivel.


The price of this Benq …