ASUS is preparing to release new gaming headphones by Republic Of Gamers family with codename ASUS ROG Vulcan PRO. They are the successor to the Vulcan ANC, which received great popularity with players around the world.



The main difference of new headphones is the availability of sound processor ROG Spitfire, which does not require installing any additional software — everything functions at the hardware level. It allows you to optimize performance sound by activating one of the three modes using special keys:

FPS EQ — designed for fans of the genre of FPS and allows players to hear important game details to better determine the position of the enemy;

7.1 virtual surround — provides emulation playback volume 8-channel sound;

Headphone amplifier — allows increasing the volume of the sounds.


High quality sound is provided by two 40-mm neodymium speaker. In addition, the headphones are equipped with built-in equalizer, thanks to which the user can configure the …

Specifications

Rosewill Meteor XR

Case Type — Mid-Tower

Material — Steel, glass & plastic

Net Weight — 8.07 kg / 17.8 lbs

Slots — 7

Drive Bays — 1x External 5.25"

2x Internal 2.5/3.5"

2x Internal 2.5"

Motherboard Form Factors — Mini-ITX, Micro-A TX, ATX

Dimensions — 19.26" x 8.27" x 17.25"

Front Door/Cover — N/A

Front Fans — 3x 120 mm or 2x 140 mm (1x 120 mm included)

Rear Fans — 1x 120 mm (included)

Top Fans — 3x 120 mm or 2x 140 mm (optional)

Bottom Fans — N/A

Side Fans — N/A

I/O — HDMI Port

2x USB 3.0

1x Headphone

1x Microphone2x USB 3.0

Fan/LED Controller — N/A

Compatibility:

CPU cooler — 160 mm

GPU — 360 mm

PSU — N/A


Packaging and Design


The device comes in a simple brown carton box with the necessary information on the sides. Inside there is protection foam that keeps case in place and a plastic bag that helps to avoid fingerprints and damage.

The …

On the threshold of international exhibition Computex ‘12, MSI has decided to boil up the interest of the potential customer audience to their new motherboard Big Bang-ZPower. So far, the company has highlighted only a few teasers, giving a superficial concept about their new product. There are not so many details revealed, but it’s definitely known that the motherboard will be based on Intel Z77 Express chips and support processors of Ivy Bridge and Sandy Bridge series.



The new Big Bang-ZPower is called to satisfy the needs of inveterate overclockers who appreciate might, functionality and framework. This model is intended to work with Intel Core i7/i5/i3 processors of the second or third generation in the implementation of Socket LGA1155. As seen from the teasers, the motherboard is equipped with the passive cooling system which employs heating tubes technology; in addition, this model will involve the enhanced power subsystem and UEFI with the diversified settings.

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