Thursday, 28 August 2014

Gigabyte GeForce GT 640 OC Review

Take an nVidia GT 640 and wind up the speed a little to make a Gigabyte GeForce GT 640 OC, the overclocked version of nVidia's new budget graphics card.



This Gigabyte version, the Gigabyte GeForce GT 640 OC, is quite an improvement on the standard nVidia GT 640. The core clock speed has been pushed up from 900MHz to 1050MHz. And the memory clock speed has been marginally increased from 891MHz to 900MHz.

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eVGA GTX 660 Ti Review

The GTX 670 had one functional block disabled, but the new GTX 660 really only cuts out one key feature: one of the memory controller blocks. This reduces the data width to memory to 192 bits wide, versus the 256 bit pathways available on the GTX 680 and GTX 670.


Since the ROP (raster operations) unit is part of that block, the number of ROP units are now 24 instead of 32. The clock rate is a little lower as well.

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Tuesday, 26 August 2014

MSI GeForce GTX 660 TWIN FROZR GAMING OC 2GB GDDR5

Get the weapon of choice for gamers - the GeForce GTX 660. It takes NVIDIA Kepler powered graphics cards to a new level of affordability while retaining class leading performance and power efficiency making it a must have upgrade for today's hottest games.


The GeForce GTX 660 graphics card represents the Kepler "Sweet Spot" for gamers, the ultimate combination of performance, power efficiency and affordability.

http://www.connecting2technology.com/graphic-card.php

PALiT GeForce GTX 750 Ti StormX Dual OC 2GB GDDR5

GTX 750 and GTX 750 Ti cards give you the gaming horsepower to take on todays most demanding titles in full 1080p HD.


They deliver 25% more performance than previous generation cards and up to twice the power efficiency thanks to the next-generation NVIDIA Maxwell architecture. Plus the come loaded with GeForce GTX gaming technologies like NVIDIA GameStream, G-SYNC and GeForce Experience.

http://www.connecting2technology.com/graphic-card.php

Friday, 22 August 2014

AMI S2200 Microcontroller Family - AMI S2200A

AMI S2200A Specifications

Type  -  Microcontroller
Family  -  AMI S2200
MCU part number  -  S2200A is an OEM/tray microcontroller
Frequency  -  3.6 MHz
Package  :  40-pin ceramic DIP (optional) 40-pin plastic DIP (optional) 28-pin ceramic DIP (optional) 28-pin plastic DIP (optional)
 
Manufacturing process  -  NMOS
Data width  -  4 bit
On-chip RAM  -  64 bytes
On-chip ROM  -  2 KB

http://www.connecting2technology.com/mcu.php

Intel 8087 Family - IBM 8087 Floating-Point Unit Family - IBM C8087

IBM 8087 Floating-Point Unit Family - IBM C8087 Specifications


Type  -  Floating Point Unit / Co-processor
Family  -  IBM 8087
FPU part number  -  C8087 is an OEM/tray floating-point unit
Frequency  -  5 MHz
Package  :  40-pin side-brazed ceramic DIP


Socket  -  DIP40
Manufacturing process  -  N-channel, depletion load, silicon gate technology (HMOS)
Data width  -  16 bit
V core  -  5V ± 5%
Minimum/Maximum operating temperature  :  0°C - 70°C
Maximum power dissipation  -  2.375 Watt

http://www.connecting2technology.com/fpu.php

Wednesday, 13 August 2014

'Advanced Warfare' a Major Departure From Call of Duty Series

Michael Condrey and Glen Schofield, co-founders of the video game studio responsible for the next "Call of Duty" installment, are excitedly unwrapping virtual goodies in the chummy meeting room that connects their offices





You can end up with something like 22 billion combinations," Condrey told The Associated Press recently while zealously swapping the gear and guns on his on-screen avatar. "It's kind of an outlandish number, but it's not really about the number. It's just that it's fun to you. You can be one of 22 billion.

http://www.connecting2technology.com/game-news.php