Showing posts with label Corsair. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Corsair. Show all posts

4 Aug 2010

Corsair to release the H70


http://www.anandtech.com/show/3837/corsair-to-release-the-h70

Water cooling is typically seen for an enthusiast, requiring pumps, reservoirs, tubing, know-how, and a cautious mind not to spill water all over your precious components.  The benefits of water cooling are obvious to many – having your system run cooler, better stability at higher overclocks, and aesthetics.  Lower down the order of the water cooling, manufacturers like CoolerMaster, Corsair and Coolit have over the years come to the market with all-in-one solutions, requiring little knowledge to reap water cooling benefits.  These early models were readily slated in reviews, for being more expensive than high-end air cooling, yet performing worse.  It wasn’t until the Corsair H50 and H50-1 models came along that these all-in-one water coolers were taken seriously, because here was a product that performed as good as a high end air cooler, in certain situations quieter, could easily fit in many cases, and only for a small premium.  So now Corsair is due to release the next model in their line – the Corsair H70.


7 May 2010

Fastest memory race heats up - Corsair® announce blazing hot 2533Mhz DDR3

http://anandtech.com/show/3705/fastest-memory-race-heats-up-corsair-announce-blazing-hot-2533mhz-ddr3-
The whole 'fastest memory' halo product race is a bit of a farce.  In terms of DDR3, Corsair started the race back in 2007 with their first set of Dominator modules, running at 1600Mhz, 10-8-8-24.  This has been followed and bested, mainly by Corsair, but with sneak appearances by Kingston, G.Skill and Patriot (see below).  Now Corsair are marketing the next in their line of 'I've got a big cock' memory - 2533Mhz DDR3.
 

4 May 2010

Corsair add 32GB and 256GB models to their Nova SSD range


http://anandtech.com/show/3692/corsair-add-32gb-and-256gb-models-to-their-nova-ssd-range
Corsair have announced today that they are expanding their Nova SSD range to include both the 32GB and 256GB models.