D-Link announces the availability of a new wireless USB adapter, entitled AC1900 DWA-192. It is called to facilitate the connection of desktop/mobile PCs (as well as multimedia & gaming devices) to wireless 802.11ac networks, providing up to 1300 Mb/sec within the 5 GHz range or 600 Mb/sec within the 2.4 GHz range.



D-Link AC1900 DWA-192 features USB 3.0 interface, connecting directly to the PC/laptop without additional power source. High-speed interface ensures super-fast data transfer speed (5 Gb/sec) in order to comply with the latest wireless requirements. This adapter proves to be rather efficient when combined with AC1900 DIR-880L or AC3200 DIR-890L wireless routers.


The model employs MIMO 3x4 chip with an integrated Smart-antenna and an amplifier. It supports AC SmartBeam technology that is intended to form a directional signal, void of any interference. Moreover, it provides for a smooth broadcasting of HD video, high-quality gaming and video-chatting, fast file …

Today, when the HDR tech is extremely popular, many manufacturers integrate this option into their products. However, often we see just a particular HDR version with less demands. Those looking for a full-rate variant should pay attention to the 32-inch ASUS ProArt PA32UC sample.

 

This professional display utilizes Direct LED illumination, providing max 1,000 cd/m2 brightness. The ASUS LED Driving technology ensures perfect quality of HDR content playback.

 

The specialty got the IPS panel, featuring the 3840 х 2160 resolution, wide viewing angles (178°), regular static contrast (1000:1) and the 5 ms response time. The monitor renders colours in a quality manner, while covering 100% of the sRGB colour gamut, 99.5% of Adobe RGB, more than 95% of DCI-P3 and 85% of Rec.2020. In total it can reproduce 1.07 bln of shades correct to ΔE<2. Calibration is performed with the help of the embedded 14-bit LUT or the homogeneity testing grid …

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 …