R9 Nano in pictures.

AMD has officially lifted the veil from its newest Fiji powered baby and it may surprise you as to how this card has been configured. For starters we are talking about a fully enabled Fiji core here. Nothing trimmed nothing stripped. All 4096 stream processors, all 64 ROPs….. Everything! So what makes this different from a Fury X? The Nano is designed with a 175 watts TDP and a thermal limit of 75⁰c. Once the card hits up against this barrier...

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R9 Nano coming to a PCI-E slot near you.

AMD’s third entry based on their Fiji core is nearing release. Word on the street is that the Nano should be available by late August to early September. This is probably the most anticipated graphics card release in quite a long time. AMD is promising faster performance than the outgoing flagship the R9 290x but at far less power draw, 175 watts to be exact compared to the 275 watts of the R9 290x. This card is definitely going to be a favorite among...

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Windows 10 Blocking Bootleg Software and Hardware?

Windows users all around the world are tad bit nervous as some troubling news has come up regarding Microsoft’s new unified agreement. What this could mean for the end user is that Microsoft can scan your system for pirated software and block them. That’s all fine dandy as we are not promoting software piracy here, but this could also have dire consequences on the hardware front as well. "We may automatically check your version of the...

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Lian Li Introduces ASUS ROG-Certified PC-Q17 Mini-ITX Case

Lian Li has just removed the covers off its new co-branded ROG PC-Q17 mini ITX case. With its sharp lines and minimalistic design, the PC-Q17 has a very futuristic look and feel. There is even a glowing red ROG logo on the left side panel. The case is designed to go well with the ROG Maximus Impact mini-ITX motherboards. Lots of drive options available. Even supports large radiators. More info can be found at Lian Li...

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