Elegant design & astounding overclocking – that’s all about new GeForce GTX 1080 Xtreme Gaming videocard from Gigabyte. The model (codename: GV-N1080XTREME-8GD) is based on Nvidia’s GP104-400 GPU that is characterized by a high efficiency and a stunning performance. It can operate in OC or Gaming mode to better comply with users’ needs. In the former instance, the base/dynamic clock frequencies make up 1784/1936 MHz, whereas in the latter instance, this index equals to 1759/1898 MHz (reference showings: 1607/1733 MHz).



Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1080 Xtreme Gaming boasts the integration of 8 GB of GDDR5X video memory (256-bit interface) that has been overclocked to 10.211 MHz (Gaming mode) & 10.416 MHz (OC mode) respectively. The card is differentiated by an offbeat design with an X-style cover. The PCB comes equipped with LED backlight, supporting 16.8 million colors as well as a few running modes.


To continue, the greenhorn accommodates 12+2 VRM subsystem and Ultra …

Introduction

The Chinese company ID-Cooling, known first of all for low-cost cooling systems, announced the release of a new, unattended processor Auraflow 240. The novelty is compatible with all current processor platforms, and its main customers, according to the manufacturer's idea, should become fans of LED RGB-illumination and are to be owners of motherboards from ASUS.


Specifications

Thickness — 1.1" (2.2" w/fans)

Width — 4.7" (120mm)

Depth — 10.8" (274mm)

Pump Height — 1.7" (43mm)

Controller — None (BIOS)

Cooling Fans — (2) 120 x 25mm

Connectors — (1) 3-pin, (2) PWM

Weight — 38 Ounces

Intel Sockets — 775, 115x, 1366, 2011x/2066

AMD Sockets — AM4, 4-bolt Legacy

Warranty — 3 Years


Packaging

The Auraflow 240 is in black color, and its size is really great. On the front side of the box there is a beautiful photo of the pump and radiator of the SZHO, and just below there are the key features of …

HIS is projecting to gladden all fans of highly efficient graphics cards with an indigenous design by introducing R9 280 IceQ X2 OC adapter. The new-comer differentiates itself primarily by a gold-shining coating and a factory overclocking. It is based on R9 280 Tahiti Pro GPU with dynamically heightened clock frequencies: 847 MHz/953 MHz (nominal/dynamic) against 827 MHz/933 MHz found in an etalon adapter from AMD.



HIS R9 280 IceQ X2 OC boasts 3 GB of GDDR5 video memory with 384-bit interface. It runs at the nominal 1250 MHz frequency, speeding up to an efficient index of 5.0 GHz frequency. Memory bandwidth makes up 240 Gb/sec. The integrated GPU features 1792 stream processors, 112 TMUs and 32 ROPs.


The card accommodates a couple of mini-DisplayPort video ports, as well as one HDMI and one DVI-I ports. This facilitates for the creation of multi-screen configurations. With the purpose to ensure the best image quality when working with exacting applications, the …