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CES 2005


CES 2005 Corsair and DFI

Corsair and DFI

These two enthusiast-focused companies shared a suite in one of the upscale Vegas hotels, meaning that we got temporarily overdosed on way-cool products and had to have a lie down afterwards.

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The Corsair Xpert series RAM is incredible: not only is it stupidly fast with low-latencies, but it has an alpha-numeric display on the top that displays frequencies, voltages and much more....

CES 2005 Corsair and DFI

...like programming it to display custom messages. We\'ll be reviewing the module in-depth very soon, but our initial impressions are that it\'s a total winner. Using custom Windows software, it reports back exact frequencies and latencies so you can tell exactly what your memory is doing.

CES 2005 Corsair and DFI

Check this out for coolness: rather than a standard ball-bearing fan, this one from DFI uses magnetic levitation to drive itself. The levitation \'floats\' the spinning fan blade, enabling it to be a heck of a lot quieter whilst reducing the wear & tear on fan, meaning it will last longer. One of the most awesome innovations we\'ve seen in ages.

CES 2005 Corsair and DFI CES 2005 Corsair and DFI

These are two new boards: the first uses the nForce 4 chipset and comes in both Ultra and SLI variations; the second is a Pentium M board.