OCZ Onyx Immediate Speed Boots First SSD

The most influential manufacturer Solid State Drive has now increased its range with the release of the series ‘Onyx’. It does not speed crazy, and it is not particularly large, but it became the first SSDs we’ve seen to break the magic $ 100 (£ 66) barrier.

So what you get for this expenditure thin? A 32 GB MLC NAND drive in accordance with 64 MB cache and read and write speeds of 70MB/sec and 125MB/sec respectively. Yes it’s nothing spectacular in terms of SSD, but the access time of a ballistic DSS must run much faster than any hard drive, you can save cons.

NVIDIA GeForce GT340 GPU Computer Hardware

NVIDIA Introduces the GeForce GT340 graphics processor. The new GPU has 96 cores CUDA and graphics features 550Mhz clock speed, clock speed of 1340MHz and 1700MHz processor clock speed of memory.

The GT340 is GeForce 3D Vision and PhysX ready and supports PureVideo technology, CUDA technology, DirectX 10.1 and OpenGL 3.2. It offers VGA, DVI and HDMI with max digital resolution of 2560 × 1600. It has internal audio input for HDMI. [via itechnews]

Wired2Fire Hellspawn Best Shot Gaming PC

Relatively new DinoPC sent us his best shot at a sub-£ 1,000 PC gaming recently, with the brilliant and named DinoPC i7-Osaurus. Indeed, it represents great value for money and therefore itself won an award recommended. We now seek a new entrant at this price, the £ 949 Wired2Fire Hellspawn. With ALS Hellspawn previous company wins any awards Similarly, we have great hope that this will be a worthy challenger.

Kingston DataTraveler 310 256GB Flash Drive

Kingston offered 256GB flash drives before, but for some reason, decides not to offer 256 GB DataTraveler 200 in America. The reason is probably the roughly $ 900 price of the car when it began last summer in the United Kingdom. Kingston has decided that the time has come for a flash drive massive building in America and has announced it is now delivered the DataTraveler 310 with 256 GB of storage.

Corsair Padlock 2 USB Flash Drive

Corsair launches 2 new Padlock USB flash drive that provides hardware 256-bit encryption for data security and protection of password to limit access of the reader.

The lock 2 to 8 GB of storage capacity. Hacking It includes protection functions as well. Corsair Padlock 2 runs on Windows, Linux and Mac OS X. It is available for $ 50.24 at Amazon. [via itechnews]

AMD ATI Radeon HD 5870 Eyefinity 6 Edition GPU

Here’s good news for PC gamers across the globe. The much anticipated ATI Radeon HD 5870 Eyefinity 6 Edition will be launched on March 11, 2010, after the end of CeBIT show in Hanover, Germany. Powered by ATI Eyefinity AMD technology, the card has 6 DisplayPort.

In addition, the ATI Radeon HD 5870 also features 1 .600 stream processors with the GPU core and memory clocked at 850 MHz and 4800 MHz respectively. Stay tuned for more updates. [via techfresh]

Intel Core i5 CPU Design Clarkdale Memory

The Intel Core i5 661 is the first CPU, we have seen a new series based on the new Intel design Clarkdale and lack of a better description it is located somewhere near the top end of the lower half of range current Intel CPU-ups. In other words, a sort of “middle range”.

This dual-core is manufactured on Intel’s new 32nm manufacturing process and integrates a graphics chip on the packaging, but not on the same chip (the graph uses a 45nm process). Collectively, these new chips will be available under the Core i5 6xx and 5xx Core i3 numbering systems.

Upcoming Mid-Tower PC Case

Here is a look at the upcoming event in mid-Sunbeamtech’s tower PC, the VentMax. Designed for overclockers and hardcore gamers, this all-black chassis is equipped with a cooling system that includes high performance 120mm fan in front, one on the side, two on top and a 80mm fan at ‘rear.

Otherwise, the case also has three exposed 5.25 “bays, six 3.5 inch bays and a front I / O panel with four USB 2.0 ports and two audio ports. Measuring 415mm x 180mm x 415mm and weighing 5.53 kilograms, the VentMax hit stores in the coming weeks for the price unannounced yet. [via techfresh]