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ASUS unveils new Radeon HD 5000 series of graphics cards

Written by IT News on 6:58 AM

ASUS, one of the world's largest suppliers of high performance hardware components, has announced the debut of a new line of EAH5000 series graphics cards, designed to take advantage of the features and specifications of AMD's new Radeon graphics processors. The new series consists of three cards based on GeForce 5970, the HD 5770 and 5750, are designed to support overclocking, performance and effective cooling solution.

Kicking off with EAH5970/G/2DIS/2GD5 new model of the enterprise, users can cope with the latest high-end GPUs from AMD had, but with support for overclocking. The card itself is equipped with a reference clock speeds, a 725MHz engine clock, 2 GB of GDDR5 memory 2 x 256-bit interface and a clock speed of 4000MHz. Additional features include HDMI, DVI and Display Port connector and support for ATI CrossFire technology and Eyefinity.

The interesting part about the new model is that it comes with ASUS Tweak voltage technology, which essentially allows the user to their GPUs to increase the voltage from 1.05V to 1.35V, which is the core of the GPU to be tweaked from 725MHz to 950MHz while memory can go up to 5012MHz, according to Asus. These tweaks says that the end user to provide a performance increase of around 31%.

The EAH5770 and EAH5750 are equipped with the formulation of the company's cooling solution, with its own Micro finish for a cup of wastage of up to 14% improvement. In addition, the two boards equipped with the company's Xtreme Design, which GamerOSD SmartDoctor and applications, including real-time overclocking.

As numbers go, the two boards sport core speed of 850MHz and 700MHz, respectively. Both are equipped with 1 GB of GDDR5 memory works at speeds of 4800MHz and 4600MHz, respectively, while the connectivity DVI, HDMI and D-Sub contained.

No word on pricing yet, but the upper Radeon HD 5970-model will be available bundled with Colin McRae: Dirt 2, one of the most anticipated games this year applications.

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Core i7 860 processor pushed to impressive 5.3GHz

Written by IT News on 8:17 PM

In an attempt to be a little more attention to his newest series P55-based motherboards MSI has recently announced that one of their high-end motherboards used in a world record-breaking overclocking set-up, which saw Intel's Core i7 860 processor 5.39GHz whole way, from its stock frequency of 2.8 GHz. The Board, which is the flagship of MSI's P55 series, P55-GD80 called and said that some of the performance of MSI's unique features, including DrMOS, super pipe and supply
OC Genie technology.

According to a recent press release from the side of the Taiwan-based motherboard maker, said Intel processor overclocked successfully 5.39GHz, leading to a new world in terms of CPU performance. Overclocking was performed by "coolaler", a famous overclocking enthusiast, but the specific details about overclocking itself has not been provided. We are not sure how the overclocking was done, but given the reported speeds, it is a good chance that some Nitrous oxide was involved.

The platform is designed for a range of Intel's latest Core i5 and Core i7 processors and is equipped with a socket LGA 1156th The Board can support up to 16GB of DDR3 memory, while the three PCI Express x16 graphics slots are willing to support the latest high-end graphics cards on the market, including AMD's latest Radeon HD 5850 and Radeon 5870th To boast, is the platform designed to take advantage of the MSI OC Genie, superpipe and DrMOS technology.

MSI seems most of their latest high-end products designed for overclocking, a segment of computer enthusiasts who spend their time finding new ways to break the world record in terms of performance. Their latest motherboard P55-GD80 is no exception to the rule and can support Intel's latest line of mainstream processors.

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Overclocked Radeon HD 4890 on their way to the market

Written by IT News on 10:13 PM

Even before the official release of AMD's latest graphics processor, the RV790-based Radeon HD 4890 is expected to be an important sexton of the computer and gaming enthusiasts with the means to their computer visual performance by tweaking the GPU. When released AMD also forged the overclocking ability of the Radeon card, which said that it can deliver clock speeds of 1 GHz, a figure that is somewhat unique in the world of desktop video cards.

Following the introduction of the 55nm RV790, there were reports that AMD felt there was no need for a partner for the factory overclocked versions of Radeon cards, especially since the dual GPU Radeon HD 4870 X2 is a choice for overclocking of enthusiasts and high-end players. However, it appears that some AMD has already introduced HD 4890 card is equipped with a factory overclocked GPU.

Graphics card Power Color, MSI, Sapphire Technology and others have been released or are planning to submit custom design of this map, which speeds close 1000MHz mark. This is a significant increase in performance, given that the standard is RV790 GPU clock of 850MHz. But increasing the clock speeds will be the price of the card, which is currently estimated at about U.S. $ 249 for the basic model.

AMD's Radeon RV790 GPU is designed with 800 stream processors, 40 texture units 16 to make back-goal and a 256-bit memory bus. The map of the 55nm GPU with GDDR5 memory is linked to an optimal level of performance with support for increased clock speeds, when the card is presented with its own cooling solution.

Power Color has its latest Radeon HD 4890, which is equipped with a PCS + cooling and a GPU clock of 950MHz. But the next card from Sapphire provides users with the January 1 GHz GPU, directly from the box, with the launch of the company's next-generation Atom-card.