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AMD reveals some details of Polaris, their next GPU architecture

AMD is getting some pre-CES buzz going with light details of their upcoming GPU architecture, Polaris. Please head on over to AnandTech for the full story where Ryan Smith talks about the information AMD released. There’s not much in the way of hard info but there were a few tidbits of interest to SFF. The reporters at the …

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SPCR reviews the ASUS Maximus VIII Impact

The silence savants over at SPCR have reviewed the ASUS Maximus VIII Impact motherboard: The Asus Maximus VIII Impact is the most capable and feature-packed mini-ITX motherboard I’ve ever seen. Aside from the usual features provided courtesy of the Z170 chipset, the Impact is outfitted with a high-end audio solution, a proficient wireless module/antenna, a …

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Socket AM4 to Support Excavator and Zen

With the infrequent leaks about AMD’s upcoming Zen architecture, we know very little of the platform. However, with a few tech documents found by benchlife.info, we may be getting to see the early hints as to what AM4 means as a platform. It seems that AM4 will primarily be an APU based platform, based initially …

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CRYORIG Responds to the Skylake Cooler Mounting Pressure Saga

CRYORIG: “08.12.15 Taipei, Taiwan – We at CRYORIG have the following information and statement to make, regarding the recent news and discussion regarding damaged PCB’s on Skylake CPU’s, which many in the industry believe is caused by abnormal heatsink mounting pressure during transportation of the PC system. First of all we want to assure users …

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Corsair Releases the Hydro Series H5

Corsair has launched the Hydro Series H5 SFF cooler. This is a closed loop cooler directly aimed at the SFF market, and Corsair claims it can cool 150w of heat quietly and efficiently. As we know all too well, cooling in SFF builds can be somewhat of a challenge. Corsair hopes that the Hydro Series …

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Chromax Accessories Launched by Noctua

[mks_pullquote align=”right” width=”300″ size=”18″ bg_color=”#000000″ txt_color=”#ffffff”]Rolang Mossig (Noctua CEO): “The introduction of our redux and industrialPPC product lines marked a first step towards offering fans that fit in well with the typical colour schemes favoured by today’s overclockers and enthusiasts. With the new chromax line, we’re taking another step by allowing users to colour-customise their …

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Reports That High Pressure Heatsinks Can Damage Skylake

Intel’s new Skylake processors are in the news again, and not for a good reason. According to PCGamesHardware.de, high pressure or mass coolers could damage the CPU package and/or socket. As you can see in the image above, the substrate of the processor package is significantly thinner, and being made of glass fibre (as are …

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PC-Q04 – Lian-Li Returns to Small

Lian-Li, one of the Godfathers of aluminium PC cases, has launched a new product, the truly SFF PC-Q04. Measuring in at 194mm wide, 294mm high and 210 mm deep, this 12 litre chassis offers a decent selection of hardware fitment options. The chassis supports ATX power supplies up to 160mm long, CPU coolers up to 70mm …

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News – Page 114 – SFF.Network

AMD reveals some details of Polaris, their next GPU architecture

SPCR reviews the ASUS Maximus VIII Impact

Socket AM4 to Support Excavator and Zen

CRYORIG Responds to the Skylake Cooler Mounting Pressure Saga

Corsair Releases the Hydro Series H5

Chromax Accessories Launched by Noctua

Reports That High Pressure Heatsinks Can Damage Skylake

PC-Q04 – Lian-Li Returns to Small