A new graphics card based on Radeon HD 7750 adapter is going to replenish the line of products developed by MSI. Codenamed MSI Radeon HD 7750 (R7750-1GD/OC), the card is based on AMD Cape Verde Pro GPU. Its nominal clock frequency has been increased from 800MHz to 830MHz index. The model accommodates 1GB of GDDR5 memory with 128-bit interface; its nominal frequency equals to 1125MHz, while its effective clock frequency equals to 4500MHz.



The implemented printed circuit board employs only high-end elements, including high-quality solid-state capacitors. If compared with standard analog items, capacitors integrated into MSI Radeon HD 7750 are characterized by a better efficiency, lower operational temperatures, and longer lifespan. Effective cooling process is ensured thanks to the two-slot cooling system which consists of a single fan and an aluminum heatsink. This cooler is able to provide the utmost airflow necessary for the cooling of all internal components. A set of …

The Lite-On Co. has demonstrated the CV6 line solid state drives, aimed at the consumer market. The devices are designed for utilizing with desktop PCs, nettops, laptops and ultrabooks.



The family mentioned incorporated 2.5-inch form factor and М.2 2280 format solutions. The dimensions in the first case are 100 × 69.85 × 7 mm, in the second – 22 × 80 × 3.65 mm. The novelties weigh 60 g and 10 g respectively.


Drives of the 2.5” typical size will be made in 128, 256 and 512 GB modifications. The sequential read speed comes up to 520 MBps, and the sequential write speed reahes 450 MBps. The IOPS (input/output operations per second) ratio in read/write modes stands at 58 th/26 th with the low-end model and at 85 th/45 th with the two samples left.


М.2 2280 solutions are produced as 128 and 256 GB capacity options. The read and write speeds are 520 and 450 MBps. IOPS values while performing reading/writing tasks are 55 th/30 th with the entry-level and up to 70 …

Corsair, known for its multifarious PC hardware products line, has introduced its new chassis with a promising name Obsidian 900D Godzilla. The attribute 'Godzilla' speaks for itself: the case features truly voluminous dimensions of 655x694x251 mm. Its weight is also impressive and its internal layout is ready to welcome the whole galaxy of motherboards of different form-factor, including ATX, XL-ATX, E-ATX, HP-ATX.



Obsidian 900D Godzilla goes in black coloring and one of its side panels is equipped with a transparent acrylic window that uncovers some internal components. Such impressive dimensions offer free spacing for the integration of fifteen (!) 3.5-inch (or 2.5-inch) drives, ten PCI expansions cards, and four bays for the drives of 5.25-inch dimensional type. The input/output interface panel is represented by 3.5 mm audio connectors, a pair of USB 2.0 ports and four USB 3.0 ports.


It should be stated that this PC case is delivered with a pre-installed water-cooling …