Cebit 2007

**Frank M** · 03-16-2007, 05:34 AM

Originally Posted by harpyboy

Does this happens to you guys?

<< Read through the whole thread... look at the rig next to you..... and say "What a junk" >>

I didn't need to read through this thread to realize mine is - but hey, it is still
enough for some games

**VulgarHandle** · 03-16-2007, 06:04 AM

Originally Posted by Frank M

I didn't need to read through this thread to realize mine is - but hey, it is still
enough for some games

K7 for life baby!!!

or till K10....

**Romano** · 03-16-2007, 06:07 AM

i love that beautifull blue CM Stacker 830.....

**Patriote** · 03-16-2007, 06:39 AM

OMG! There is like so much pics going on! pRon!

It's so much a shame that Pictures of E600s aren't allowed...

**mascaras** · 03-16-2007, 06:44 AM

OCZ to reach PC11200, 1400 MHz soon

Bit-tech has info about perhaps the fastest memory modules to date - OCZ's PC11200 modules, running at 1400MHz, rated at 5-6-6 timings with an operating voltage of 2.35V. Even though the timings are loose, the high frequency should make up for the loss in performance.

Bit-tech also spotted new Reaper HPC modules, which are now up to PC9600 or 1200MHz speeds.

Source: Bit-tech

http://forums.techpowerup.com/showthread.php?t=27488

and more about the Asus Soundcard

Asus has a sound card in the works

PCI Express has been around for a long time, yet very few add in cards have adapted to this interface - many still use plain old PCI, which has caused many motherboard manufacturers to trade off PCIE slots for PCI slots.

Asus is about to change that, being among the few producing a PCI Express sound card. The ultra high fidelity sound card will have 118dB SNR playback and 115dB SNR recording capabilities. Instead of EAX, the card will support Dolby and DTS technologies. Asus claims that this will be useful, as games for consoles natively support these standards. When being ported to the PC platform, no additional coding will be necessary.

The card incorporates many of the features we have seen before on soundcards from other companies, especially those based around the CMedia Oxygen HD audio processor. The features include Dolby Headphone, Dolby Pro Logic IIx, Dolby Virtual Speaker, Dolby Digtal Live, DTS NEO:PC, DTS:Connect and DTS:Interactive.

However, rather than going down the third party audio chip route, Asus decided to develop its own entirely customised audio processing chip in its own labs and have spec’d out the soundcard with ultra high end OpAMPs, DACs and ADCs. The company even included an EMI shield covering because the internals of a PC case are renowned for being an hive for RFI.

The cards should be available for a similar price as Creative's X-Fi Extreme Gamer cards.

Source: Bit-tech

http://forums.techpowerup.com/showthread.php?t=27489

regards

**Knight** · 03-16-2007, 06:47 AM

Oh snap!

**mascaras** · 03-16-2007, 06:50 AM

scythe Ninja with watercooling'??

**3NZ0** · 03-16-2007, 07:15 AM

Looks like a ninja with 2 barbs just dropped onto the heatpipe caps to me

**G3XC** · 03-16-2007, 07:48 AM

We saw a cool setup, six displays running on Vista, on a rather standard system. HIS demonstrated its PCIe 1X cards and we learned that if you plug two PCIe 1X cards and a single PCIe16X one you can end up with six display support.

The HIS PCIe 1X card is based on X1550 chip and it comes with 256 MHz memory. The card is clocked 550 MHz core and 800 MHz memory and one link dual DVI ready.

If you need more than two displays this might be the cheap way to go and you are only limited by a quantity of PCIe slots.

Source

**RFC Rudel** · 03-16-2007, 09:38 AM

MSI Quad FX mobo???

I hope DFI make a quad FX board.....

**VulgarHandle** · 03-16-2007, 09:43 AM

Originally Posted by RFC Rudel

MSI Quad FX mobo???

I hope DFI make a quad FX board.....

If it is, I doubt that's the 680a chipset..

**Frank M** · 03-16-2007, 10:00 AM

Originally Posted by mascaras

scythe Ninja with watercooling'??

Well...
with WC, I think we are trying to move heat out of the case...
Also, cpus have better performance/heat ratios nowadays.
Third, whoever can afford a ninja can buy a cheap 2×120 rad for just a bit more.

It would be useful for vidcards though, as the vrm area can get quite hot, and
could use some cooling without excessive loss of flow.

**Anavel0** · 03-16-2007, 12:04 PM

Didn't Thermaltake have a water cooled heatsink like that? If I remember right it wasn't all that good.

**Kasparz** · 03-16-2007, 12:25 PM

There was Thermaltake Volcano 4005.
Waterblock needs to cool area closest to core, this doesn't.

**L1m1t.NL** · 03-16-2007, 01:23 PM

Well... I was there today. Some photo's of things that made the difference to me.

I have a pic of one kick-ass Samsung-screen, but I don't know which one it is. I was namely kinda in a rush, I think it was called 225CW.
It was a HDTV by Samsung with 22'' screen, 2ms, 1080p Full HD and it had a Xbox 360 hooked up to it. It looked... awesome!

The Samsung 932BF, not my taste though... Also in widescreen (dubbed 932BW).

The Abit IP35 board.

The MSI P35 DDR3 Demo.

The Zalman CNPS-8700.

The Zalman VF-1000, available in Silver, Black and... GOLD! Sorry for the blurry pics, but they didn't like our phone/camera that much...

The Zalman ZMachine GT1000 case, with interchangeable colors of fans. Looks like the Fatal1ty-case with some minor improvements.

The new Coolermaster Centurion with 2x 120mms on top and reversed PSU. It has feet for the air that goes to the PSU fan at the bottom of the case.

The Thermaltake LanBox Lite.

The Logitech G5 V2, it does have some anti-slip BTW.

There was lots more, but these were the most exciting to me.
Also, alot of CPU-coolers with fans with text on it (TT's Blue Orb FX), The CM Cosmos, VGA-Coolers for the R600 (R600 was nowhere to be found!), The Asus XG-Station, The Asus Xonar Sound-cards and the big amounts of P35-based boards. Again I must apologise for the quality and the turned pics, just didn't have the time for it.
Gotta love a Lamborghini Murcie LP640 Conv at the Asus Stand and the external 2kW PSU from some random Chinese company...

Cheers...

**Cooper** · 03-16-2007, 01:28 PM

It was a HDTV by Samsung with 22'' screen, 2ms, 1080p Full HD and it had a Xbox 360 hooked up to it. It looked... awesome!

It`s just Samsung 226BW with HDTV-tuner

...and a nasty glossy display

but then again - who makes LCD TVs with a TN panel

**L1m1t.NL** · 03-16-2007, 01:57 PM

Because I felt bad about my pics in my last post, I wanted to make it up to you guys. So, I scanned 2 folders I got from the Zalman Stand on the VF-1000 and the ZMachine GT1000. Here you go!

Again, enjoy!

**xB0n3s** · 03-16-2007, 02:39 PM

You can take the rest just give me the Lamborgini

**nn_step** · 03-16-2007, 02:42 PM

Originally Posted by Sneil

lol, Asus-> Heart Touching???

I think they are touching something else when thinking about hardware

**FghtinIrshNvrDi** · 03-16-2007, 02:54 PM

no, nn step, I will not touch you (right now)

Ryan

**StyM** · 03-16-2007, 03:42 PM

engadget cebit coverage

**CedricFP** · 03-16-2007, 05:47 PM

Wow that centurian with pre-cut holes for a 2x120 mm rad looks great.

**Frank M** · 03-16-2007, 06:13 PM

Lol...

Hyper 730 Watt - and the text says:
"Certified up to
Geforce 8800GTS"

730 just to drive a single 8800GTS? Is there a new revision I don't know about?