Category: Laptop / PC

The famous manufacturer of computer boxes SilverStone pulls out a new model in its line boxes semi tower redline format with the SilverStone Redline RL05 , a box that takes over from the previous models in the series in terms of capacity to store the best components hardware but with a complete redesign of the interior, leaving him completely transparent.

The new box RL05 of the Redline series has been created with the goal of exceeding the user experience and their expectations of what the chassis affordable computer, offering a striking visual style and technical features that usually are reserved for models more expensive brands. The RL05 includes two LED 140mm fans to provide the best possible input to achieve a high flow of air through the front filter according to the configuration and characteristic of computer boxes SilverStone of positive air pressure, which not only provides a large cooling but also a low dust accumulation inside the box, since the air escaping from the same prevents it from inside.

The bottom areas of the case where the power supply and the bay device is housed, have covers to clearly separate the individual components of the interior and thus have areas of separate cooling, while allowing users to hide the wires not necessary for building your team, providing a flawless appearance inside.

The cooling system of the new SilverStone Redline RL05 is supplemented by the inclusion of a hole in the back for installing a 120mm fan (or radiator of a liquid cooling that employs a fan that size) and two holes on top of the box for installing two fans, consisting of either 120 or 140 mm.

The box allows the installation of high-end graphics cards like Nvidia Radeon 490 and 490x with a maximum length of 373 mm and a maximum height of 162.5 mm. In turn, it also allows the installation of heatsinks for processor up to 165 mm in height and power supplies up to 220 mm in length.

Finally, there is a USB 3.0 Type-C located on the front panel I / S to provide a convenient connection for this reversible technology. For enthusiasts who want to mount a PC with features and style first within a budget, the RL05 is an outstanding choice.

Zotac International, a global manufacturer of technological innovations, is pleased to present the Mini PC Zotac PC Stick small size. Joining the line solutions in the PICO Pocket range, the computer in stick format comes in two models: the ZBOX PI220 and award – winning ZBOX PI221.

With the space that has increasingly become a luxury, size is a critical factor in determining which is the solution that best suits the needs of each user, which most often means reaching a compromise between size and functionality. The new Zotac ZBOX models PI220 and PI221 come together in the same package the functionality of a full-size computer but having it included in the smallness of a bar. These new mini computers Zotac come equipped with a processor 14nm Intel Cherry Trail type quad core inside the processor, which are well known for the incredible performance and unsurpassed energy efficiency with respect to the processors of the previous generation and any competition.

The PI220 and PI221 offer the same performance network users could expect from a full-size computer. Both models come equipped with 802.11ac WiFi capacity with external antenna and a Fast Ethernet port full size for an always-on connection. Network connectivity is completed with the use of Bluetooth 4.0, which is also standard.

Zotac is pleased to incorporate into their smaller equipment that provides high-speed USB 3.0. Both PI221 PI220 as they are equipped with a USB 3.0 port, so users can expand the storage space or connect peripherals to increase the functionality of the PC on the fly. As an option, the mini computers come equipped with a slot for memory cards Micro SD / SDHC / SDXC type which have also become a standard feature for fast data transfer and easy expansion of storage capacity.

Both PI221 PI220 as complete systems are ready to go the first time with pre installed memory, storage and operating system. The PI220 is a unit that consumes very little power and is very quiet with an intelligent micro active fan while the PI221 allows quiet operation with a passive cooling solution with no moving parts. Both models offer desktop performance in a way able to fit in a pocket and come with HDMI extension cable for flexible connections.

Antec has announced the launch of a new addition to its catalog of boxes Performance family, Antec P1 Window. With a lot like Corsair Obsidian 750D of, with modular and capable of accommodating interior design high – end hardware , it incorporates P1 Window insulation sound systems and will sell for a price that will be around 80 euros.

With the P1 Window, Antec has tried to combine a sleek design with great functionality and versatility. To begin with, as mentioned before has a modular interior in which we can put on and remove the racks for hard disks according to our needs, being able this box to house the hardware higher-end graphics cards, power supplies and heat sinks processor of any size.

The Antec Window P1 incorporates sound insulating panels in the front area and the right side. The left side of the box is dominated by a large window that lets you view all internal hardware, but despite the window and insulation systems noise is a box that stands out for its good cooling, since it includes two front fans for get fresh indoor air, with filters anti removable dust from the side, a rear fan and, at the top, incorporates three mounting points fans where you can install a radiator liquid cooling up to 360 mm in length.

Antec is expected to P1 Window is available in stores starting this month of May at a price which will be around 80 euros (the have already announced in England at a price of 69.99 pounds sterling).

ASRock presents its new motherboard the entry level for socket LGA1151, the ASRock H110M-HDVP with additional connectivity for personal computers used in offices and aimed at addressing the use of older peripherals. To do this, ASRock has included among its connections back a connected directly to the motherboard COM port and PS / 2 connectors for keyboard and mouse. ASRock H110M-HDVP specs are given below.

The new ASRock H110M-HDVP is built following the micro ATX form factor using the new manufacturing technology printed circuit that minimizes the space between the layers of glass fiber, short circuits by minimizing moisture accumulation. For the energy required, the board employs a combination of power connector 24-pin power connector and 4-pin EPS, fitted with a 3 + 1 VRM basic phases. The plate has two DDR4 DIMM slots that support up to 32GB of dual channel memory in combinations of 2 x 16 GB.

The expansion slots on the ASRock H110M-HDVP include PCIe 3.0 x16 size, a PCI slot and two PCIe 2.0 x1 slots size. Storage connectivity includes four ports SATA 6 Gb / s at the lower right side of the plate and rotated 90 degrees to make your stay more orderly connection when it is used.

The display outputs incorporating the motherboard include an HDMI connector, D-Sub15 other connector and one DVI-D. Among its connectivity options, the ASRock H110M-HDVP incorporates two RS-232 serial COM ports (one on the rear panel and one other through a specific connector on the motherboard), a parallel connector LPT type (located on the plate base) and two independent ports PS / 2 keyboard and mouse.

Three USB 2.0 ports (two as heads on the motherboard and one on the back of it), four USB 3.0 ports (two via headers and two on the rear panel of the plate), 6-channel audio HD and a Gigabit Ethernet connector is responsible for completing the latest connectivity of this new model from the Taiwanese manufacturer.

It is expected that the price of the new ASRock H110M-HDVP less than 80 €.

Shuttle XPC slim DH110 XH110V XH110 SH110R4 specifications. Shuttle , undisputed leader in the design and manufacture of mini computers Barebone, today introduced four new models – XPC slim DH110 , the XPC slim XH110V , the XPC slim XH110 and XPC cube SH110R4. Their specs are given below.

Shuttle XPC slim DH110 . It is manifestly thin robust platform with a height of only 43 mm can be used even at an ambient temperature of 50 ° C. Its aluminum casing houses two network connections and two serial interfaces, and the two monitor connections allow use in any imaginable context. The DH110 is compatible with processors up to 65W TDP and up to 32 GB of memory DDR3L. Its recommended price is 246 €.

Shuttle XPC XH110V slim . With an equally compact format, although somewhat larger, presents the XH110V as what is known as 3 – liter PC. In this device fated to the desktop you can be installed up to three units and two M.2 cards. It also features 2 LAN ports, 2 COM ports and 2 connections for monitor. The XH110V also supports processors up to 65W TDP and up to 32 GB of memory DDR3L. Its recommended price is 224 €.

Shuttle XPC slim XH110 . It is identical to XH110V, but with a modified aluminum front without protective covers that hide the optical drive and connections. Its recommended price is 224 €, like the previous model.

Shuttle XPC cube SH110R4 . The classic cube format lets you install in this variant PCIe graphics cards two M.2 modules, a 5.25 “and two 3.5” drives. The front can be decorated with motifs. The SH110R4 supports processors up to 95W TDP and up to 32 GB of memory DDR4. Its recommended price is 255 €.

It always happens that the closer the date of release of a highly anticipated product, the greater number of rumors and more weight they arise. On this occasion we get a rumor that the release date of the upcoming graphics cards AMD , based architecture Polaris , could reach the market in late June.

Actually it is quite logical, as AMD promised that the first graphic architecture Polaris arrive in the first half of this year, so the end of June would be precisely the end of the deadline set by the manufacturer. In this case we speak of the theoretical AMD Radeon R9 490 and 490x, which would top end of the new graphics architecture that in this case not only changes lithography but also memory, because in this case we would have graphics memory HBM2 with twice the performance than the previous one.

This is what is supposed, in any case, since it is known that most graphics R9 400 series AMD would graphics memory GDDR5X and not HBM2, reserving the latter only for top graphics cards range that is precisely the first that always rumored to hit the market in late June. Anyway back to remind pair that does not leave doubt that what we are dealing with are mere rumors and no official confirmation of absolutely nothing by the manufacturer.

In fact, in the Capsaicin event that AMD held during the GDC event, the manufacturer showed a release schedule in showing that the HBM2 memory will not come until early 2017, so there is still a possibility that they Radeon R9 490 and 490x GDDR5X come equipped with memory and HBM2, which if I may think it would be a failure for AMD because NVIDIA itself has confirmed that its graphics are also Pascal will have HBM2 falling memory.

Recall that the AMD Radeon R9 490 and 490x form part of the Polaris 10 architecture, focused on the segment of high-end, while the graphics architecture Polaris 11 will arrive a little later will be focused on the mid-range and have graphics memory GDDR5X but will share lithography with Polaris 10.