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It seems that Shuttle is doing touchscreen in a big way with the D10, a home entertainment media center PC with a 7-inch touchscreen. In this case, Shuttle is using the surveillance capabilities of this screen for purposes like internet monitoring. However, we are more excited about the media center elements of this screen, with a virtual keyboard possible on this screen. This new Shuttle can be powered by a Core 2 Duo CPU on Intel's G31 + ICH7 chipset. The integrated GMA X3100 graphics and the lack of HDMI output however can be a major stumbling block. Another Shuttle idea to glam up the SFF is the K48, which is intended to be a low powered and quiet PC for office and home use. With its Intel 945GC + ICH7 chipset, it's not the most powerful of systems, but requires only a 100W PSU. Obviously, quiet and low power consumption are the objectives here, along with the fancy display of course Going one step further from the K48 is the K58, which uses an Atom processor (1.6GHz) to save even more energy. The rest of the specifications is similar to the K48, with DDR2-667 support and GMA950. Shuttle has always been quick to update their chipsets to the latest and as expected, they have a G45 based solution on show. The Shuttle SG45H7 uses the G45 + ICH10 and has the new integrated X4500HD graphics from Intel. With HDMI output, this could be a decent HTPC for HD content The AMD side of the equation is addressed by the Shuttle SN78H7. Using the same chassis as the G45 version, this new model goes for NVIDIA GeForce 8200 chipset instead and supports AM2+ CPUs. It can take up to 2 x DDR2-1066 and has 8 channel HD audio along with its GeForce 8200 integrated graphics Another Atom implementation, the Shuttle X27 is similar to the K58 but with a very portable, slim chassis and with a 60W external power adapter. Like the K58, it uses the 945GC/ICH7 chipset

Coming soon from Foxconn is its mainstream P45 board, known as the P45A-S. This seems to be the standard P45 + ICH10R board with all the expected features and a modest cooling solution. With no RAID functionality, Foxconn's P43A-S is the standard issue board supporting 45nm Intel processors, 1600MHz FSB, DDR2-1066 and two PCIe x 16 slots. Another upcoming board is Foxconn's G45MG, the 'G' at the end maning it's part of the company's Green series. This includes features like power savings technology and greater energy efficiency than the usual models that purports to provide energy savings for all situations. The board itself is a standard G45 chipset with ICH10R Southbridge and supporting DDR3 1333/1066/800MHz AMD's 780G chipset is matched with SB700 on this Foxconn A7GMX-S. Targeted at mainstream consumers, it has a decent integrated graphics (Radeon 3200) and supports DDR2-1066 memory. It also has 4 SATA 3.0 ports with RAID and Gigabit Ethernet. And as you can see by now, this is a microATX board. This is Foxconn's 1GB GeForce 9600 GT with a non-standard cooler. Every vendor is pumping up the memory buffer on their graphics cards in order to show that they are doing something other than waiting for the release dates for the next-gen graphics from both ATI and NVIDIA. Besides boosting the memory, Foxconn also has the inevitable OC version and this black, two-slot card is the result, with clocks at 700/2000MHz At 780MHz for its core and 2360MHz DDR for the memory, Foxconn arguably has the fastest GeForce 9800 GTX 512MB we have seen Foxconn also has these handsome chassis at its booth, looking rather like those used by system integrators and OEMs There are even HTPC microATX casings, though like its other chassis, they are more functional looking rather than flashy or glamorous

Here's a more sedate demo system with the X48 BlackOps motherboard. Notice the option to use liquid cooling if required, mirroring the trend for motherboard cooling among the high-end enthusiast oriented brands and models The BlackOps motherboard is part of Foxconn's Quantum Force series of boards which are designed for extreme overclocking. This is a X48 + ICH9R board with a FSB capable of 2000MHz (OC) and supporting up to 8GB DDR3 1600MHz. Foxconn has also added a SONAR high definition audio daughter card for minimal interference and best signal quality. Another Quantum Force board, the Avenger is the P45 + ICH10R version, with all the features that you can expect from this chipset. Like the BlackOps, Foxconn has upped the FSB to 2000MHz for OC and thrown in the SONAR audio card. The cooling system for this board however is more normal looking at least, with no excessive heatsinks visible The SLI equivalent of the BlackOps (with the liquid cooling option), the Avenger is based on NVIDIA's nForce 790i Ultra SLI and is capable of a maximum FSB of 1600MHz. DDR3 memory is supported up to 2000MHz, while there are three Gen 2 PCIe x 16 slots and 6 SATA 3.0 ports along with 2 eSATA ports. No daughter card is included this time but there's the standard HD Audio Those with an AMD processor have only one Quantum Force board to choose from, the Destroyer, which is based on NVIDIA's nForce 780a SLI. With 4 DIMM DDR2 slots supporting up to 1066MHz and with onboard GeForce graphics with PureVideo HD, this motherboard is suitable for the new Phenom CPUs along with other AM2 processors. There are four PCIe x 16 slots, with 3-way SLI support. The protruding heatsink near the IDE connector seems like it would get in the way, though with 6 SATA 3.0 ports, it may not be used much Targeted at those interested in digital entertainment rather than overclocking performance, Foxconn has its DigitaLife series of boards, which includes this upcoming Concerto motherboard, based on the G45 + ICH10R. With a decent OC FSB of 1600MHz and dual DDR3 memory support of 1600MHz (OC), it should be enough for users in this segment. The integrated Intel GMA X4500HD is there to provide HD video playback and Foxconn has complemented this with HD Audio with DTS Connect and Dolby Digital Live If you prefer to use a discrete graphics solution, then the Foxconn Ela (P45 + ICH10R) is for you. The features including its audio capabilities are similar to the Concerto but there's an extra PCIe x 16 slot for the lack of integrated graphics AMD CPUs too gets their own DigitaLife in the form of an AMD790FX + SB750 chipset. This board supports the latest AM2/AM2+ processors and DDR2 memory of up to 1066MHz. There's also four PCIe x 16 Gen 2 slots and up to 6 SATA 3.0 ports with RAID. The audio specifications are also similar to the other DigitaLife boards

Albatron was showing off a Car PC at its booth but since that's more of a concept item, we quickly got down to its main offerings: motherboards Albatron's PX48 motherboards obviously combines Intel's X48 chipset with ICH9R Southbridge. This is a DDR2 version, supporting up to DDR2-800 only officially. It has two PCIe x 16 Gen 2 lanes for CrossFireX, six SATA 3.0 channels and uses a Realtek HD audio CODEC. Albatron's P45 board, the PXP45 apparently only supports up to DDR2-800 and a FSB of up to 1333MHz. It does have dual x8 CrossFireX for its two PCIe x 16 Gen 2 slots while the other aspects like audio and Gigabit Ethernet are rather standard. The lack of any heavy duty cooling points to its mainstream focus.

The first abit's P45 motherboards that we saw is the IP45-MAX, which has four DDR3 DIMM slots (1600/1333MHz). The rest of the specifications look typical for a P45 board, with abit including only one Gigabit Ethernet unlike some other vendors. abit does include its own patented uGuru and Silent OTES technology. However, there is no exotic cooling solution for the board besides the now common heat pipe based cooler Similar to the MAX except for its use of DDR2 instead of DDR3 memory, the IP45 Pro has a more appealing color scheme in our opinion. The feature set remains however. Eschewing the Silent OTES and heat pipes on the MAX or Pro, this is the basic P45 model from abit. There's no uGuru either and the DDR2 memory support is 1066/800 and not 1200/1066 like on the Pro. While it has been available already, let's not forget the X48 chipsets amidst all the P45/43 releases. Here's abit's IX48-MAX, which supports up to 4 DIMM of DDR3 1600 memory and has 2 PCIe x 16 Gen 2 slots but no CrossFireX (no dual x8). It does have abit's proprietary uGuru and OTES technologies. The abit IP43 Pro has the associated abit technologies but since it's based on Intel's P43 and ICH10 chipsets, there's no RAID functionality. Only one PCIe x 16 is also found instead of two. Remove the abit technologies and degrade the DDR2 memory support to 1066/800 from the IP43 Pro and you'll get the base model, IP43. See the trend here? Not forgetting the AMD processors, this is a demonstration of Hybrid SLI technology working with the GeForce 8200 integrated graphics chipset on this NVIDIA GeForce 8200 board. The actual abit AN78GS is an AM2+ board that supports up to 4 DIMM (DDR2 1066/800/667), 6 SATA 3.0 devices and thanks to its integrated GeForce 8 graphics, has PureVideo HD. There's also a HDMI, DVI and analog sub output to go with its 7.1 channel HD audio. Even abit is thinking of going into the Mobile Internet Device segment with this early design here at Computex. Only details we know at this moment is that it will use an Intel Centrino Atom of 800MHz or less, have 512MB of SDRAM and a SSD soldiered onto the motherboard of varying capacities (2 - 8GB). It also has a 4.8-inch touchscreen and built-in Bluetooth 2.0 and Wi-Fi. WiMax is also possible with an add-on card.

درود به نظر من 99 درصد از مین بورد هست.زمان تمیز کردن کیس ممکن نیست تصادفا قطعه ا ی آسیب داده باشد .مثلا شی با قطعات ریز مادربرد برخورد نموده باشد؟؟ البته یک بار سیستم یکی از دوستان همین مشکلو داشت و بنده کلیه اتصالات برق رو از مادربرد قطع کردم باطری سیموس رو در آوردم .رمها رو از اسلت ها در اوردم و بعد از باز کردن فن سی پی یو و دراوردن خود سی پی یو و حتی آیدی ای ها و کانکتور های کیس ویو اس بی همگی رو مجددا بستم و باطری سیموس رو هم در جای خودش قرار دادم با کمال تعجب روشن شد. شما هم امتحان بفرمایید.

CPU: 52.4℃, GPU: 73.1 :confused::D:confused::eek:

According to what we could see on Watercool's forum, when mounted on the Geforce 9800GTX it raises the card's weight to 1014g. It's not the lightest one around, but it should perform well. The cooler should be available now for €84,95

BFG 9600 GT OCX BFG 8800 GT OCX Both the new 9600GT OCX and the 8800GT OCX will use the same dual-slot, nickle-plated cooler with integrated LEDs. Unlike the reference 9600GT which works at 650/1800/1625 MHz (GPU/Mem/Shaders), BFG's new 9600GT OCX works at 725MHz for the core, and comes with 512MB of GDDR3 memory clocked at 1,950MHz, while the Shader clock was boosted to 1,850MHz. In spite of the overclock, BFG claims an 18°C lower temperature when compared to the reference card, thanks to the custom ThermoIntelligence cooler. The 8800GT OCX works at 700MHz for the core and comes with 512MB of GDDR3 memory clocked at 2,000MHz. The shader clock is overclocked to 1728MHz. It's a nice factory overclock if you consider that the reference card works at 600/1800/1500 MHz (GPU/Mem/Shaders). BFG claims that this card can be up to 30°C "colder" than the reference card.

Thermalright AXP140, True Black 120, and Ultra 120 Extreme Full cooper The six-heatpipe AXP 140

درود همشهری جان شما یک بار هم با یک شی فلزی بعد از جدا کردن کانکتور کلید کیس به مادربرد مثلا با خودکار سوییچ بفرمایید ببینید روشن میشه یا نه.در صورت امکان با یک پاور دیگر امتحان بفرمایید. همچنین بفرمایید روشن میشود و سیگنال به مانیتور نمی دهد یا به طور کلی روشن نمیشود؟ نظر شخصی من بیشتر بر مادربرد یا پاور هست. هر چند بعید است اما از اتصال کامل و محکم کانکتور های ورودی برق مینبورد هم اطمینان حاصل کنید.

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The MSI P45 Platinum motherboard is a slightly more premium board in its Intel P45 series. It comes with Dr. MOS technology, GreenPower technology (for better power savings), Circu-Pipe 2 cooling, two-phase power supply on chipset and memory, two PCIe graphics slots and up to nine SATA ports (eight internal and one eSATA The MSI X48 Platinum is one of MSI's premium offerings based on the Intel X48 chipset. Packed with MSI's GreenPower technology which provides dual-channel four-phase PWM and the Circu-Pipe cooling design, this board should provide overclockers and enthusiasts with all that they need to get their system running at high speed. Besides that, the board also features four PCIe x16 graphics slots for quad CrossFireX, plug-and-play hardware RAID, DDR3-1800 support and eight SATA II ports (six internal and two eSATA). The MSI X48C Platinum is based on the Intel X48 chipset. The difference is that the 'C' variant only features up to two PCIe x16 graphics slots and a hybrid DDR2/DDR3 design. It comes with four DDR3 slots that support up to DDR3-1800 and two DDR2 slots that support up to DDR2-1066 memory The MSI P45 Diamond is yet another premium board for overclockers. Featuring Intel's P45 chipset, ten SATA II ports (eight internal and two eSATA), DDR3-1600 slots, Creative SB X-Fi Extreme PCIe audio card and dual Gigabit LAN ports, the board is also equipped with a water cooling block on the north bridge. This gives overclockers the convenience to integrate water cooling devices with the motherboard. MSI's Wind Series MSI's latest and most talked about Wind Notebook featuring the latest Intel Atom processor. The Wind notebook is actually known as a netbook, the kind of product that gives users great mobility and battery life while enabling internet connectivity and general computing purposes Another color option for MSI's Wind Notebook. The MSI Wind Board is part of the Wind series featuring the Intel Atom processor. It features a built-in Intel Atom 230 processor clocked at 1.6GHz. The board is based on the Intel 945GC chipset paired with the Intel ICH7 southbridge. It also comes with basic connectivity such as 100Mbps LAN, two SATA II ports, six USB 2.0 ports and HD audio output.

The new MSI P45D3 Platinum is based on the Intel P45 Express chipset and it features MSI's Dr. MOS generation 2 technology. It uses the Circu-Pipe 2 cooling solution and it comes with with four DDR3 DIMM slots, two PCI Express graphics slots for CrossFire setup and up to nine SATA ports (eight internal and one eSATA The MSI G45 Platinum is an integrated graphics full ATX motherboard that features Circu-Pipe 2 cooling and Dr. MOS technology. The board supports DDR2-1200 and comes equipped with two PCIe graphics slots This latest MSI board features up to eight memory slots. Known as the MSI P4S8D, the P45 based board will come with support for both DDR2 and DDR3 memory, ensuring great future upgradability. As with most MSI boards, it will feature their latest Dr. MOS technology as well as Circu-Pipe 2 Lite cooling solution. The P45 Neo is a no-frills board for the budget seeker. Though without their signature cooling design or Dr. MOS technology, the board still comes with high quality solid capacitors throughout. There are still overclocking options, as well as adequate SATA ports available for all kinds of purpose. The MSI G43M2 is a micro-ATX board based on the Intel G43 integrated graphics chipset. Equipped with the latest Intel GMA X4500 graphics, this board is built to handle HD video as well as less demanding games. MSI's Dr. MOS technology demonstration showing temperature readings of the power transistors on MSI's motherboard as compared to its competitor Temperature reading of the power transistors on MSI's motherboard. Temperature reading of the power transistors on competitor's motherboard

Just a month ago, AMD launched their AMD Business Systems initiative, but this is the first time that AMD is putting such systems for display. AMD Live! was once again showcased for entertainment - a standard that ensures connectivity among other HT equipment/system with this certification. Although it seems a little jaded in both relevancy and the need for this standard when there are no tangible gains/setbacks when not using stuff outside this ring. Here's a really kick-ass looking gaming rig put together with a Thermaltake casing and an AMD CrossFireX system with dual Radeon HD 3870 X2 graphics cards. AMD showcases some living room fun To prove that their IGP platform is really gaming worthy for the casual folks, AMD had these three systems with various AMD 780G boards and a handful of games Look ma, no discrete graphics card!" - Most of the latest games run decently, but not as smooth as we would like it. Slightly older games would have no issues though.

Triplex took a stock Radeon HD 3870 X2 and slapped on some custom coolers. Sapphire's well-branded Toxic edition of the Radeon HD 3870 was on display. HIS and its IceQ 3 cooler are expectedly found again on the Radeon HD 3870. MSI's Radeon 3850 card bares its latest cooler - Hybrid Freezer Puma Notebooks Spotted (Turion X2 Ultra Here's HP's Puma platform based notebook. No model numbers are confirmed and it isn't printed on the notebook Toshiba has one model too, but no model numbers or specs yet. Here's how you identify a Puma platform based notebook. It consists of a Turion X2 Ultra processor, AMD M780G chipset and 802.11a/b/g/n WiFi. We were able to put a model name to this Acer Puma notebook though, a TravelMate 5530 However we didn't get a clue of this other Acer notebook that's based on Puma. And here's ASUS' take of the Puma platform in their classic notebook design

AMD at Computex was a mix of components displayed as well as showcases to illustrate some of the points we've covered in our AMD comeback article AMD CHIPSET MOTHERBOARD AMD's booth front was proudly showing off the many AMD chipset based boards and graphics cards out in the market, as well as the upcoming AMD 790GX + SB750 boards with an updated integrated graphics engine (Radeon HD 3300). Gigabyte's GA-MA790GP-DS4H is one such unlabelled AMD 790GX motherboard that we spotted. Dual PCIe x16 slots with x8 electrical configuration each, and the enlarged chipset cooler actually overshadows the onboard dedicated frame buffer for the IGP. The AMD 790GX boards look to be really interesting mainstream performance class boards. Weird, but centralized positioning of the USB ports though Here's Foxconn's A7DA, another AMD 790GX motherboard ASRock's ODE790GX-WiFi is also an AMD 790GX mobo. Yet another AMD 790GX mobo, the Biostar TA790GX A2+. Here's an interesting entry, the ECS A740GM-M board; it uses the AMD 740G chipset. Though it sounds new, it's actually the AMD 690G Northbridge that's rehashed (with Radeon 2100 graphics), but uses an AMD SB700 Southbridge instead. So it's just an updated AMD 690G board Jetway's HA03-Ultra is an AMD 770 board for mainstream needs. ECS has incorporated an AMD 780G chipset on its special Black series of boards with this A780GM-A motherboard; it certainly doesn?t look or feel like the usual ECS board ASUS went all out with the AMD 780G chipset and designed a normal sized ATX board with the M3A78 PRO. The AMD 790FX chipset isn't new anymore, but the A79A-S is a new board for Foxconn. Fierce-looking indeed