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Cebit 2008 Coverage Part 2
Tradeshow & OC events by piotke @ 2008-03-25
Part 2 of Cebit 2008 coverage finally hit the web. We´ll be showing product highlights from EVGA, Asus, MSI, Foxconn, DFI, Zotac, Zalman, G-Skill, Team Xtreem, Abit and Sandisk.
Corsair & Intel
Corsair
Corsair is demonstrating the fastest DDR memory modules around. Operating at a whopping 2133 Mhz, with more then decent timings (8-8-8-24). We couldn't find out at what voltage they were operating.
And here we have on overview of that setup using Corsair watercooling, Corsair power supply and a 2 Gb pair of there fastest DDR3 modules.
And there are also the new series HX power supplies.
A closer look at the specifications of the 1000 watt version.
And overview of the wide range of USB memory sticks. The largest available format is 32 Gigabyte for the moment.
The "White Cobra" custom build case.
Corsair was also proud to announce that Dell XPS, the high end and gaming series from Dell, are using Corsair Dominator memory modules.
Here we se a system with 8 Gb of memory. Just to show that 4 stiks have no problem working decently together.
Intel
Also Intel was present, and even on multiple locations. Here we see some F1 gaming action. The games were running on Core 2 Quad powered Fujitsu systems.
Some partner created boards using Intel chipsets.
Micro ATX and custom sized boards.
A look at the server based boards
Corsair is demonstrating the fastest DDR memory modules around. Operating at a whopping 2133 Mhz, with more then decent timings (8-8-8-24). We couldn't find out at what voltage they were operating.
And here we have on overview of that setup using Corsair watercooling, Corsair power supply and a 2 Gb pair of there fastest DDR3 modules.
And there are also the new series HX power supplies.
A closer look at the specifications of the 1000 watt version.
And overview of the wide range of USB memory sticks. The largest available format is 32 Gigabyte for the moment.
The "White Cobra" custom build case.
Corsair was also proud to announce that Dell XPS, the high end and gaming series from Dell, are using Corsair Dominator memory modules.
Here we se a system with 8 Gb of memory. Just to show that 4 stiks have no problem working decently together.
Intel
Also Intel was present, and even on multiple locations. Here we see some F1 gaming action. The games were running on Core 2 Quad powered Fujitsu systems.
Some partner created boards using Intel chipsets.
Micro ATX and custom sized boards.
A look at the server based boards
Comment
from Sidney
@ 2008/03/16
So many new products to be tested this year.
Comment
from
@ 2008/03/16
the Orochi looks massive no matter what perspective you look at it
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from
@ 2008/03/25
Part 2 of Cebit 2008 coverage finally hit the web. We´ll be showing product highlights from EVGA, Asus, MSI, Foxconn, DFI, Zotac, Zalman, G-Skill, Team Xtreem, Abit and Sandisk.
http://www.madshrimps.be/gotoartik.php?articID=684
http://www.madshrimps.be/gotoartik.php?articID=684
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from
@ 2008/03/25
What's up with all the companies making their own passive cooler instead of just putting an S1 on the G92 cards?
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from
@ 2008/03/25
in-house dev+production most likely cheaper than licensing their tech
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from
@ 2008/03/25
I doubt it, the pricing of the S1 cooled GT of ECS @ Newegg BEFORE Newegg jacked up the price (was below 200 when it started).
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Originally Posted by jmke
in-house dev+production most likely cheaper than licensing their tech
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