MSI Power Edition Graphic Cards for Radeon

Leading international graphics card maker MSI today officially released three of their R7000 Power Edition graphics cards; the R7850 Power Edition 2GD5/OC, R7770 Power Edition 1GD5/OC and R7750 Power Edition 1GD5/OC. The MSI Power Edition cards will all support MSI's exclusive Triple Overvoltage function and improved PWM to boost over clocking potential up to 45%. The R7850 Power Edition 2GD5/OC is equipped with MSI’s new Twin Frozr IV Thermal Design recently exclusive to the R7970 Lightning and the R7870 Hawk. The dual 8cm Propeller Blade technology fans create powerful airflow and rapid heat dissipation to reduce the GPU temperature by up to 22℃. The R7770 Power Edition 1GD5/OC and R7750 Power Edition 1GD5/OC feature the all new MSI TransThermal thermal design. The MSI TransThermal thermal design allows customization of their graphics cards fan setup: Single fan, Dual fan and Stacked fan setup. MSI’s TransThermal comes with both Dust Removal and Propeller Blade technologies. Fans can also The MSI R7000 Power Edition series graphics cards’ exceptional overclocking performance, all-new cooling module design and the latest Military Class III components make it the best choice for gamers. Some of the additional features explained more deeply:

Power Edition architecture boosts overclocking potential
The Power Edition architecture on MSI’s latest R7000 series graphics cards enables Triple Overvoltage inside MSI Afterburner. The GPU/Memory/VDDCI voltages can be adjusted to extract every ounce of performance from the graphics card and gives up to 45% overclocking potential. The enhanced PWM provides more power than the reference design to improve power delivery and stability under the high loads experienced during overclocking.
Dust Removal Fan Technology for Optimal Cooling
The MSI R7850 Power Edition 2GD5/OC graphics card features the latest Twin Frozr IV cooling design. Cooling performance is greatly improved by the large-area nickel-plated copper base and Propeller Blade dual 8cm fans. Dust Removal technology runs the fans in reverse for 30 seconds after every boot to remove dust from the heat sink to maintain optimal cooling of the graphics card.
TransThermal - Exclusive customizable fan design
In an industry first, the MSI R7770 Power Edition 1GD5/OC and R7750 Power Edition 1GD5/OC graphics cards feature the MSI TransThermal thermal design that allows the cooling module to be customized to your taste. In addition to the integrated Propeller Blade and Dust Removal technologies, a special mechanism allows gamers to install another fan on the TransThermal cooler. The upgrade converts the original cooling module to a Double Airflow mode for increased airflow and lower temperatures; the cover of the cooling module on the R7770 Power Edition 1GD5/OC can even be adjusted so the add-on fan can be installed in parallel with the existing module. This expands the cooling coverage of the Dual Fan mode, lowering temperatures on the entire card.
Premium Military Class III Components
MSI has long been an industry leader in setting the standards for product quality and stability. The MSI R7000 Power Edition graphics cards use Military Class III components that have been certified by an independent laboratory to confirm they meet MIL-STD-810G military specifications. The Tantalum Core Hi-c CAP with 8 times the life of conventional capacitors and the SFC that delivers 30% more current and Solid CAP with up to 10 years of service life all combine to deliver maximum stability for MSI graphics cards.
Available models

• R7850 Power Edition 2GD5/OC
• R7770 Power Edition 1GD5/OC
• R7750 Power Edition 1GD5/OC

The R7770 Power Edition With one fan (Stock Settings)

The R7770 Power Edition with 2 fans 

The R7750 Power edition with The Transthermal fan Design

The PCB of the R7750 Power Edition as you can see there are metal plates surrounding the VRM components

Source: Techpowerup, MSI
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Samsung Galaxy S III Spotted

The Galaxy S III has just been captured by intrepid sneaksters before its launch on near-blurry-cam, front and back. This device is set to be Samsung’s new flagship device and will be announced at early of May at a special Samsung event, with no less than a 12 megapixel camera on the back and an advanced display on the front made to make the rest of the smartphone world look dated. This device appears to be a bit heavier yet thinner at the same time than Samsung’s current Galaxy S II line, the screen size also appears to be the rumored 4.65".These photos come from Gizmodo where their Brazil sources appear to have snapped a few ultra-quick shots of the device. if yhou can see closely the picture is taken on an IPAD. on the other hand this might just be another Galaxy device nevetheless this could be it. The identification number aligns with a product we’ve also not seen yet, that could just be the Samsung Galaxy M. Could this be the next generation Galaxy S device.


Source: Slashgear
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MSI R7870 Hawk

The MSI R7870 HAWK which features the Twin Frozr IV heatsink, a custom designed PCB and uses the GPU-Reactor overclocking module for an addition power supply. The card features a 100% Non-reference PCB design equipped with MSI’s Unlocked Digital Power VRM and Military Class III Components. MSI also fits the Twin Frozr IV heatsink on top of the card which is the latest entry in the Twin Frozr lineup. This cooler was previously on the 7970 lightning. Specs wise, The card pretty much retains the reference  2GB GDDR5 (256-bit) memory and comes with 1x DVI, 1x HDMI and 2 Display ports while power is fed through dual 6-Pin connector. Considering this a non-reference model, Factory overclocks on the memory and core are expected to be included. For overclocking enthusiasts, there are V-check points with which you can check the voltages of the GPU, memory or VDDCI through a multimeter and overclocking support through MSI’s afterburner app is included. This card also has capabilities of the GPU reactor. A small overclocking module which  increases current volume by 88%, reduces power supply noise by 13% acting as a mini power supply which allows for better stability while overclocking.

Source: Wccftech

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Samsung Hosting an event for the next Galaxy Smartphone on May 3rd

Over the weekend Samsung has started sending out invitations to a London at which it will be unveiling its next Galaxy smartphone, the invitation states the 'Next Galaxy Smarthphone' but it all points down to the Galaxy S III. The invitation has some indication that the phone might come with a blue and white where the blue looks to have a brushed aluminum look to it. To date Samsung has not unveiled any official specs about the Galaxy S III. But many rumours suggest that the new smartphone might be equipped with a Exynos quad-core processor, together with a HD 4.65" or a 4.7" Super AMOLED display, running Google’s latest Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS) operating system. As usual we will keep you posted if there are more news.


Source: Wccftech
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Core i7 3770K

intel Ivy Bridge processors are just a week away. reviewers are starting to do benchmarks of the 3770K; these benchmarks are starting to come out. According to the benchmarks being released the new ivy bridge processors are not as good overclockers compared to sandy bridge processors. reports also shows that Ivy Bridge processors could be the worse overclockers on air that is due to a fault in their 22nm Tri-Gate fabrication process where the transistors are being supplied high amounts of voltages so when users try to overclock these new processors at higher voltages, Due to excess current the temperatures sky-rocket. Pictures of the China retail box shows that the new 3770K will be a 95w TDP and will not 77w TDP. This is backed out by European retailer NordicHardware which has also confirmed the european versions also have a 95w TDP. 

Source: Wccftech via nordichardware

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Palit Geforce GTX 680 4GB

Palit was one of the first manufacturer to release a non reference design for the GTX 680. Now palit is preparing a 4GB version of their GTX 680. They are joining joining Gainward's GTX 680 Phantom 4 GB and Galaxy GTX 680 4 GB at being some of the first cards with double the memory amount. Unlike the 2GB version, which has 1150 MHz (core boost) and 6.30 GHz (memory), the 4 GB version sticks to NVIDIA reference clock speeds of 1056 MHz (core boost) and 6.00 GHz (memory). Like the 2 GB version, the new card will use a 6 pin and 8 pin PCIe power connectors to draw power. We can see from pictures that the PCB is a slight differentiation compared to NVIDIA's reference design. The GDDR5 memory chips on the back side of the PCB are not cooled by any back plate. 

Source: Techpowerup
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Samsung Galaxy S III ?

There is an alleged live photo of the upcoming Samsung top dog, courtesy of a person, who claims to be a device tester. As you can see in the picture above, the suspected Samsung Galaxy S III sports a five-column UI, as well as a rectangular home button below its display . Both features fall right in line with previous rumors of the device.we couldn't see more in it because the image supplier has decided to give it the 8 bit treatment before releasing it into the vast world. However the picture does show that it is running Ice Cream Sandwich. To my opinion this looks like the galaxy note with a more rectangular home button. Finally if you do a little math the screen looks to be about 4.65-4.7 inches.


Source: Gsmarena

Western Digital Scorpio Blue

Western Digital announced that they are shipping the WD Scorpio Blue 7 mm hard drive, the latest addition to its mobile hard drive family and the 2.5-inch drive with the lowest power consumption on the market today. Specified to a best in class 400Gs shock tolerance, the new single-platter WD Scorpio Blue small form factor hard drives are available in 500 GB and 320 GB capacities and the drives' compatibility with industry-standard 9.5 mm slots make them ideal storage options for mainstream notebooks as well as slimmer notebook and Ultrabook devices that require a 7 mm drive height. "Consumers want thin and light personal computers, but the limited storage capacity of SSD-based notebooks forces them to pick and choose what files to bring from their library," said Matt Rutledge, vice president and general manager for WD client storage products. "With the release of the new WD Scorpio Blue 7 mm mobile hard drives, WD is able to offer capacity, reliability and data-protection features combined with excellent power management all in a slim form factor perfect for thin and light notebooks." 


Source: Techpowerup

Intel 910 series SSD

Intel today finally announced their SSD 910 "Ramsdale" PCI-Express SSD family. This is Intel's first SSD in the form of a PCI-Express add-on card. Like its 2.5" SSD 710 series, the SSD 910 utilizes HET-MLC NAND flash chips, arranged in four SSD subuits. SSD 910 design consists of three stacked PCBs, the one with the PCI-Express 2.0 x8 bus interface holds a PCI-Express to SAS bridge (essentially a RAID controller), and four SAS/NAND ASICs (SSD controllers). Each controller is wired out to its NAND flash memory chips, which are arranged in the other PCBs. The PCIe-SAS bridge is made by LSI. The SSD 910 series comes in two variants based on capacity which are 400 GB and 800 GB. The 400 GB version has just two SSD subunits, and hence provides transfer rates (according to an older article) of 1 GB/s reads and 750 MB/s writes, with 90,000 IOPS reads, with 38,000 IOPS writes; while the 800 GB variant, with its four subunits, provides 2 GB/s reads with 1 GB/s writes, and 180,000 IOPS reads, with 75,000 IOPS writes. The launch price of the SSD 910 400 GB variant is US $1,929; while the 800 GB variant is priced at US $3859, at launch.

Source: Techpowerup

Galaxy GeForce GTX 680 Hall of Fame card

The Galaxy GeForce GTX 680 Hall of Fame card represents Galaxy's graphic's card which are built using the highest grade electrical components. The VRM area consists of  8 + 2 Power phases which make use of International Rectifier DirectFETs, MLCC/Tantalum polymer capacitors and high-grade chokes. Power is fed through two horizontal placed 8 Pin Connectors, The VRM is controlled by the CHiL CHL8358 chip. The GX31 chip located on the PCB which allows for software voltage control, voltage monitoring, and power-draw monitoring, Dual-Bios and an OC-Panel gadget are also included on the GPU. Core and Memory clock frequencies remain unknown however the card makes use of 2GB GDDR5 (256-bit) memory. Display outputs include three Mini-Display ports and a single HDMI port. The PCB also has a voltage measurement point for overclockers. The cooler uses a triple fan design which supplies power to the large aluminum fin array underneath it. Pricing and launch date have not yet been revealed. 

Source: Wccftech

Intel's Studybook Tablet

Intel has decided that it's time to expand its line of student friendly devices with the introduction of the Studybook tablet. This is a 7 inch tablet capable of running either android or windows. The tablet will sport a single core 1.2GHz Atom Z650 CPU which is paired up with the SM35 chipset, as well as a massive 1GB of DDR2 memory. Storage will come will be provided by an SSD ranging from 4GB to 32GB. The 7-inch display has a resolution of 1024x600 and feature wise there is a rear 2Megapixel camera as well as a front facing VGA resolution camera, 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi, optional Bluetooth and 3G connectivity, a single USB port, a microSD card slot, an optional mini HDMI port, TPM support, an accelerometer and an optional light sensor as well as a speaker and a microphone. This tablet is built to withstand drops of up to 70cm and it's also splash and dust proof. Intel is also providing software to make it suitable for integration in educational environments such as an eReader, a note taker and more importantly various management tools for the teachers so that they can control what the students are allowed to access with their tablets. lastly prices are not yet confirmed but but is expected to retail for as low as US$200 depending on which features are being included.


Source: Vr-Zone 

EVGA Z77 FTW

Evga introduced their Z77 FTW motherboard today. This board is geared up for third generation processors (AKA Ivy Bridge) on the LGA 1155. This board feature five of PCI express lanes which is capable of running 4 way SLI and CrossfireX, all of the PCI express lanes are PCIE 3.0 with exception of an Ivy Bridge CPU. This board has intergrated USB 3.0 and Sata 6GBps  by the intel Z77 chipset. This board also offers dual 8 pin CPU power connectors for maximum stability and extreme overclocking. There are also dual 6 pin power connectors for the PCI express slots, one power connector is used for multi-card stability whereas two power connectors are for extreme overclocking. A 7+1 Phase PWM, POSCAP Capacitors and a CPU socket with 300% increase in gold content deliver clean and stable power to your CPU. This board also supports oveclocks of memory up to 2133 MHz. This board is availible for pre-order at $329.99.

Source: Wccftech 

Nokia Lumia 900 Launch

Nokia and Nicki Minaj rocked times square on friday night. This was the launch of Nokia's Flagship Windows phone and Nicki's newest album  Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded. There were many visual effects including CGI dancers on massing LED displays and coordinated effects on the buildings surrounding Times Square. Nokia also showed their latest advertistment "the smartphone beta test is over". So what are you waiting for the nokia lumia 900 starts from 99.99 USD with a 2 year contract.

Source: Engadget

MSI X79 Series of Motherboards

MSI X79 Series of motherboard particularly the X79A-GD65(8D) and the Big Bang-Xpower II . These two board hold record breaking overclocks. The X79A-GD65(8D) Holds the record for having the world's highest overclock on the Core i7-3930k, which was done by American Overclocker Turn&Burn which they successfully overcloked to a whopping 5.83 GHz; This is a 82% overclock which makes this the fastest known Sandy Bridge-E Setup to date.The Big Bang-Xpower II in the other hand holds the record for the highest base clock. This record was set by renowned Taiwanese overclocker Toppc, which they managed to get a base clock of 170.33MHz on the Core i7 3930k, Currently they hold the record for highest base clock. This proves that MSI X79 series of motherboards are reliable and can create world records. MSI's X79 series of boards also features some MSI special features which include OCGenie II, Military Class III Compnents, Click Bios II, Multi Bios and many More. Finally these boards have  the best choice with Worldwide Major Media Recommendation's.


Source: MSI
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Lumia Pureview ?

Chinese site it168 has posted some slides containing info about the Lumia Pureview. According to the slide this Lumia phone will have a 4.3" screen, a dual core Adreno 320 graphics and the same 41 megapixel sensor found on the 808 Pureview. If you look closely at the, windows button resembles the button on Windows 8. This tell us that this phone might just come with windows 8 preloaded. Finally this could just be a fan made photo.

Source: Theverge Via Androsym via It168
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3D is Not Going to be On The Galaxy S III

Rumor mills are churning as the announcing of the Galaxy S III is just around the corner. to date there are many crazy rumors about it one of the most believable rumors are the codenames which are GT-i9300 and GT-i9308  and the fact that the phone is going to be a quad core phone. Engadget received the following statement from Sammy which is from Samsung: 

"Although Samsung Electronics is constantly exploring new technologies for our mobile devices, we have no immediate plan to include displays featuring 3D technology in our upcoming smartphones."

So Here it is, the the upcoming Galaxy S III, along with upcoming phones, definitely will not feature a 3D display; and you can certainly forget that 4 inch 3D handset we heard some time ago. 

Source: GeekyGadgets Via Engadget 

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Samsung Galaxy S III Release Date

we should expect a launch event for the GALAXY S III in London on May 22. The new info comes in the form of a flyer, found on Daum by Phandroid, includes half of a device, which looks slick and slim, and the words being the most important bit here which is ''Samsung Galaxy S III, New Generation Coming, May 22nd, London, United Kingdom''. Not much else is given, but with most of rumors pointing to a May 22 event and or launch, but this seems like the real deal. 


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Windows phone Marketplace Reaches 80,000 Apps

Windows Phone Marketplace has hit another milestone and now has 80,000 appls available to download. They previously hit 70,000 apps about 2 weeks ago, and if you do the math it is about 714 apps added everyday.Microsoft’s Windows Phone marketplace is still quite away behind Google’s Android Market and Apple’s iOS app store, but it looks like they are starting to gain some momentum. If the Windows Phone Marketplace continues to grow at this rate they should reach 100,000 apps by the end of April or the start of May, and it is now already ahead of RIM’s BlackBerry app store which has around 70,000 apps.

Source: GeekyGadgets
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Android Hits 50% of US Smartphone market

Research firm comScore today released the results of their latest survey of mobile phone users in the United States, finding that Google's Android and Apple's iOS continue to dominate the smartphone market. he highlight of their report is Android passing 50% of installed smartphone user base for the first time, grabbing 50.1% of the market during the three-month period of December through February. That marks a gain of 3.2 percentage points since the previous three-month period and a gain of 17 percentage points over the past year. But Apple's iPhone has also is seeing strong performance, gaining 1.5 percentage points over the previous period and 5 percentage point year-over-year to hit 30.2% of the market. Apple's share is growing by 2.3 percentage points over the previous three month period while Motorola's share shrank by 0.9 percentage points. Apple now holds the third highest share of mobile phone user base in the United States, placing behind Samsung and LG.


Source: GeekyGadgets Via MacRumors Via Comscore

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Zotac GeForce GTX 680 Supreme Edition

A preview by Expreview points out its clock speeds out of the box will be 1.20 GHz (base and boost), with memory staying at 1.50 GHz (6.00 GHz GDDR5 effective). The default core voltage is 1.212V. ZOTAC also told the source that the card is capable of delivering 1.5V core voltage to assist in extreme-overclocking. It also goes on to claim that 2.00 GHz core clock speed might just be possible, in the best case scenario. with 12-phase VRM, 8+6-pin PCI-Express power connectors, upgraded capacitors, and better CHiL VRM controller. The new Zotac card will also feautre OC+, Zotac's USB control module for on-the-fly overclocking, diagnostic information and so on. other special feature include voltage measurement points, extreme-cooling optimized BIOS, and adequate-looking VRM cooling.

Source: Techpowerup via Expreview and Fudzilla

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AMD Radeon 7990 Pictured

Here is the first board shots of AMD's next-generation dual-GPU graphics card, the Radeon HD 7990 (codenamed New Zealand). The dual-GPU card, according to the specifications at hand, is bearing AMD's coveted "GHz Edition" badge, its core is clocked higher than that of the HD 7970. Pictured above is the first picture of this beast. Right away you'll question its authenticity for using a 70 mm fan instead of a lateral-flow blower, but that design change serves a purpose. Despite its high performance, the previous-generation Radeon HD 6990 was plagued with user complaints of high noise. That's because a single, normal-sized lateral-flow blower was positioned in the center, blowing through two sets of aluminum channels, at a very high speed. With the HD 7990, AMD on the other hand, borrowed the ventilation design of NVIDIA's GeForce GTX 590, to a large extant. It reused the fan found on reference-design HD 7850 and HD 7770, and placed it in middle of two heatsinks. The picture reveals the card to be fairly long. The card has a total of 6 GB GDDR5 memory, 3 GB per GPU. It features completely-unlocked 28 nm "Tahiti XT" GPUs, with 2048 stream processors. It draws power from two 8-pin PCIe power connectors. Display outputs include one dual-link DVI, four mini-DisplayPort connectors. Slated for a "hard-launch" on April 17, AMD's Radeon HD 7990 6 GB "New 

Zealand" will target a price-point of US $849.

Source: Techpowerup


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