Today, Lian Li announced the Q58 SFF chassis, a 14.5-liter mITX case with excellent versatility. It has the capability to house a triple-slot GPU up to 320 mm long and a 240 mm or 280 mm AIO cooler. Users are not limited to SFX power supplies either as the Q58 supports both SFX or ATX PSUs. Currently available at Newegg in black for $129.99 or white for $139.99. Below is Lian Li’s press release with the full specifications.
Recently, an image of an Intel Z690 chipset was leaked by a member of the Chiphell forums. The Z690 will be the foundation for the next generation of Intel motherboards. It is significantly larger than the current Z590 chipset, but how that will affect its performance remains to be seen. Launch for these next-generation products are expected around November 19th, but that is not set in stone.
Yesterday, AMD released its Radeon Adrenalin 21.91.1 driver update. This update adds a new auto overclocking feature for Ryzen 5000 series CPUs as well as 6000 series GPUs. Support for Windows 11 is also included as well as support for Deathloop, Call of Duty: Vanguard Open Beta, and AMD’s S.A.M. for 5000 Series GPUs. Below is a list of AMD’s highlights, fixed bugs, known bugs, and compatibilities.
Today we’re back with ADATA’s latest model, the XPG Gammix S70 Blade. This M.2 NVMe PCIe Gen4x4 SSD shares a similar nomenclature as the Non-Blade, but is this the same drive with a new slimmer heatsink? The answer to that question is actually yes, and no. Before we dive into that, let’s first look at the listed specifications and features of the Gammix S70 Blade.
Today, Corsair launched the MP600 PRO XT SSD, adding to the already extensive MP600 line-up. A PCIe 4.0 NVMe, the MP600 PRO XT features sequential read and write speeds of up to 7,100 MB/s and 6,800 MB/s respectively. Utilizing 3D TLC NAND technology, it is available in 1 TB, 2 TB, and 4 TB models. Pricing ranges from $199.99 for the 1 TB model up to a ‘you gotta be kidding me’ sticker price of $989.99 for the 4 TB. You can purchase these at the Corsair online web store now, and soon will be available at any store that carries Corsair products. Below is Corsair’s official press release.
Yesterday, JBL announced the Quantum 350 Wireless Gaming Headset. Utilizing lossless 2.4G wireless technology, the Quantum 350 liberates you from the constraints of traditional wired headsets. Powered by a pair of 40 mm drivers, the rechargeable battery is reported to provide 22 hours of playback. JBL’s Quantum 350 Wireless is available for $99.95 at all retailers that sell JBL products. Here is the press release.
Today, Corsair launched two new arrivals to the Vengeance memory series, the RGB RT and RGB RS. The Vengeance RGB RT is available in up to 256 GB kits with frequencies of up to 4600 MHz while the RGB RS kits are available up to 128 GB with speeds up to 3600 MHz. Naturally, Corsair’s iCUE software controls the lighting. Pricing for the RS starts as low as $49.99 for a 1×8 GB 3200 MHz CL16 module while the RT models range from $109.99 for a 2×8 GB 3200 MHz CL16 kit all the way up to $2,089.99 for an 8x32GB (256 GB) 3600 MHz CL18 kit. For more details, continue reading Corsair’s press release below.
Microsoft has just announced October 5th, 2021 as the official launch date for the new Windows 11. If you currently own Windows 10, you could be eligible for a free upgrade. Microsoft was generous enough to include a list of highlights for this latest version so please continue reading to find out more.
Nvidia has updated its GeForce Game Ready Driver to 471.96 WHQL. This update adds 24 new titles to the One-Click Optimal Settings function which now supports over 1000 games. Additionally, 471.96 WHQL adds support for six new G-SYNC Compatible monitors. Nvidia has also fixed several bugs to the previous versions. For a complete listing please continue reading Nvidia’s highlights below.
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