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Photo Credit: All photos in this article from Galax Website Videocardz has spotted that Galax has launched another GPU that you will probably only be able to see in pictures: The RTX 3060 Metaltop Mini FG. Coming in at just 168mm long, the Mini FG is a two slot RTX 3060 based card with a …

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Jonsbo is launching its latest entry into the small form factor arena with the V11. The sandwich style case measures 170mm (W) x 353mm (D) x 217mm (H). Alternately, you can the case on end which changes the dimensions to 217mm (W) x 170mm (D) x and 353mm (H) (Plus feet). The unit features a …

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SilverStone has launched the RC06 PCI-e riser board. It provides a direct upgrade for users who are using the ML07, RVZ01, RVZ03, and FTZ01 case, and supports PCI-e 4.0 x16 except if you’re using an AMD CPU with and AMD GPU. With that particular combination it will only support PCI-e 3.0. The riser is compatible …

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MSI has shown their MEG Z690 Unify ITX motherboard, and it looks like it has serious potential. Aside from supporting for the latest Intel 12th Gen Core processors, this ITX board has a full three M.2 slots. When it comes to most typical ITX motherboards, you will usually find one or two M.2 slots. Having …

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MSI has announced their first SFF PC using the Intel 12th Gen Core architecture; The MEG Trident X 12th. This is the large of the two Trident form factors that MSI has produced, and and offers improved cooling over its predecessor. MSI claims they have increased heat dissipation surface area by 26%. The system packs …

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In case you don’t know, power supplies are changing soon. The depth of this change is an article in and of itself, but basically everything is moving to the 12 volt lines, and your motherboard plug will be reduced from 24 pin to just 10 pins. That’s great for the SFF world. FSP has launched …

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Puget Systems is one of the top-tier builders of PCs for very specific workloads. Unlike most of the industry, they design your system based on your specific application, and do a tremendous amount of testing to ensure their customers get the right parts for their workload. They’ve even developed their own benchmarks based on real …

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