Designed for multiplatform servers, the single consumer function we can apply to the X11SRi-IF is as a secondary number-crunching board in dual-platform prosumer PCs. Excellent performance aligns it well to that niche within a niche, but US buyers will probably have to wait for a server component seller to carry it before finding a single-unit listing.
The X570 Aorus Ultra strikes a balance between needed features and reasonable pricing. It forgoes things like 2.5G Ethernet, focusing instead on solid audio, three PCIe 4.0 M.2 slots and a full array of SATA and USB ports.
With great thermal performance, quiet operation, a tempered glass side panel, built in RGB lighting, a PWM fan controller and a USB 3.1 Gen 2 Type-C port, Maingear's Vybe chassis is an excellent case at a reasonable price.
AMD's Radeon RX 5700XT graphics card has been out since July, but that doesn’t mean that we won’t be seeing any new variants. Gigabyte today unveiled a long-awaited version today, the Aorus Radeon RX 5700 XT 8G.
The graphics card brings an Aorus twist to AMD's reference GPU, including Gigabyte's Windforce 3x cooling system with alternate spinning fans. It also has a wee bit extra RGB to
Simply NUC Sequoia
Simply NUC has announced Sequoia, the company's latest line of rugged ultra-compact form-factor (UCFF) PCs. The two new PCs are the vendor's first to use APUs from the AMD Ryzen V1000 series. There have been other AMD-powered small form factor (SFF) systems before, but this is the closest one to a NUC that we've seen yet.
The Sequoia is aimed at edge data analytics,
Thermaltake today announced its new Commander G Series addressable RGB (aRGB) PC cases with three distinct looks. While the Commander G31 , Commander G32 and Commander G33 each have a different front panel, they're identical in terms of the rest of the chassis and internals.
Left to right: Commander G31, G32 and G33
The Commander G Series cases are mid-tower ATX with room for up to seven expansion slots. If
Former Apple chip designers Gerard Williams III, Manu Gulati and John Bruno, have launched a new start-up called Nuvia Inc that plans to take on Intel and AMD in the data center with a new server-focused processor codenamed “Phoenix.”
The company raised $53 million from Dell Technologies Capital and several other Silicon Valley investors, according to Reuters today. Nuvia plans to use the money to increase the number of employees from 60 to 100 by the end of
Intel has announced end-of-life (EoL) for the boxed Intel Xeon E-2274G server-grade CPU launched earlier this month . The product change notification is in effect as of November 13.
The reason is that the included CPU cooler “does not meet the requirements for thermal performance." Basically, it’s not powerful enough to cool the Xeon chip effectively.
This does not mean the EoL for the Xeon E2274G
Intel's Core i9-9900K unlocks the ultimate in gaming performance, and the highly-binned chips also increase your chances of getting a highly-overclockable chip right out of the box. Just be prepared to pay a premium at retail for the limited-edition chip.
Intel’s eight-core Core i9-9900K comes with everything to satisfy enthusiasts, like more cores, higher frequencies, and performance-boosting Solder TIM. Those improvements make the chip the fastest mainstream processor on the market, but the $500 asking price relegates it to the most extreme performance enthusiasts.
