Solid

Atlas Achromatic cables promise high-end performance to match high-end price

Home News (Image credit: Atlas) Atlas has expanded its new interconnect and speaker cable range called Achromatic, which means ‘no colour’ – a fitting name for a component designed to carry audio signals without adding colouration. First up is the Atlas Ailsa Achromatic RCA interconnect (above), which has been “designed from the ground up” and… Read more

Intel discontinues Optane Memory-only SSDs

João Silva 53 mins ago Featured Tech News, SSD Drives Intel has discontinued all of its Optane Memory-only SSDs from the client-market segment without providing a new successor. As per Intel, from now on, the new Optane Memory H20 with solid-state storage will be the company’s product for that same segment. As per TomsHardware, Intel’s… Read more

Intel is discontinuing pure Optane memory drives for end customers

Intel has informed its customers via Product Change Notification (PCN) that most of the SSDs for end customers will be discontinued with Optane memory. This concerns the Optane 905 P, Optane 900 P and the hybrids of Optane Memory and classic NAND the Optane H 10. Intel takes the last orders in mid-January. Only the… Read more

Review: Bowers and Wilkins 603 S2 Anniversary Edition

Hoera! We are invited to the 25 e anniversary of the 600 series of To celebrate B&W. In our minds, we put on our party hats and sing along to Stevie Wonder as we unpack. We have some work on that, because the 603 is the floorstander in this series. So big and heavy “presents”,… Read more

Review: Goldmund Telos 590 NextGen II Integrated Amplifier / DAC

Thanks to the recent introduction of the high performing and a lot less expensive Goldmund Telos 7 integrated amplifier and the further developments of the Swiss, it is now even possible to use the Telos 590 NextGen even further. In this review we will go into that in more detail, because the ‘590 MkII ‘is… Read more

ASUS Announces Passive Cooled Chromebox With 10th Gen Intel Core Processors

by Jordi Bercial 15 / 01 / 2021 … ASUS today unveiled a new device in the form of Chromebox with passive cooling, a device specifically designed for relatively harsh operating conditions among which we can find digital signs, points of sale, smart vending machines, warehouse stations or even production lines. In any case, the… Read more

Best dehumidifier 2021: Keep damp at bay at home

(Pocket-lint) – Anyone that’s experienced it knows that living with damp or humidity can get old pretty quick. Whether it’s one corner of a room or the whole of your home, damp is one of those things that gives surveyors, homeowners and tenants alike nightmares. Best fans: Keep yourself cool while the heat rises It… Read more

Corsair CX650F RGB in the test – good all-round power supply with ARGB interface

Page 1: Corsair CX 648 F RGB in the test – good all-round power supply with ARGB interface Corsair has with the CX-F RGB Series recently added an interesting range of mid-range power supplies that can come up with RGB lighting for the fan. That doesn’t sound particularly exciting, but the RGB lighting can not… Read more

KW02 / 2021: Our articles from the last week

This week, too, numerous exciting articles went online at Hardwareluxx.de. We not only subjected the MSI MPG Sekira 30 R to a detailed practical test , but also the ZOTAC Gaming GeForce RTX 3070 AMP Holo, the AVerMedia GC 311 Live Gamer Mini, the HP P 700 or the WD_Black SN 850 in the RAID… Read more

Intel Kills Off All Optane-Only SSDs for Consumers, No Replacements Planned

Home News In a surprising move with little fanfare, Intel announced that it is discontinuing all of its Optane-only SSDs for the consumer market. Surprisingly, the company says those drives aren’t going to see Optane-only replacements, apparently marking the end of its enthusiast-geared Optane SSDs for desktop PCs. Intel discontinued the Optane Memory M10, 800P,… Read more

The best monitor 2021: Top 4K and Quad HD options for everyone

(Pocket-lint) – Whether you have a monster PC, a MacBook, or just an everyday use-it-for-everything computer, there are many reasons why you’d need a monitor. That also means there are many things to consider when looking to buy one. For some, only the biggest and sharpest panel will do. For others, it’s fast refresh rates… Read more

Study: The number of e-cars is expected to increase thirty-fold by 2030

The importance of electromobility will increase significantly globally. The Association of Electrical, Electronic and Information Technologies (VDE) describes this development in its recently published study “Logistics, Energy and Mobility 2030″ (PDF). 2019 the number of electric cars including plug-in hybrids and fuel cell vehicles was 4 worldwide, 79 Millions. The experts estimate: By the year… Read more

Inno3D GeForce RTX 3060 iChill X3 RED and TwinX2 12 GB VRAM – the announcement of the next graphics cards from the Ampere family

The official announcement of the fifth Nvidia GeForce RTX graphics card 3000 is behind us. The Greens presented the GeForce RTX: Game On conference on the occasion of the CES 2021 GeForce RTX model 3060 with 12 GB GDDR6 memory (192 – bit bus and bandwidth at the level of 360 GB / s) on… Read more

HP S700 Pro in the test: a lot of pros, but also cons

Page 1: HP S 700 Pros in the test: A lot of pros, but also cons An SSD , which appears with the addition “Pro” in the name, basically makes you sit up and take notice. In the case of the HP SSD S 700 The IT giant can come up with solid key data… Read more

Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max

Our Verdict The iPhone 12 Pro Max is the biggest and best iPhone ever made, but it is now only marginally better than the standard iPhone 12 For Huge, beautiful screen Surprisingly capable speakers Excellent sound via headphones Against Marginal gains over iPhone 12 No bundled charger The iPhone 12 Pro Max is the best… Read more