Asus Strix GTX 960 Review: Incredible Cooling Performance and Good Pricing
Nvidia was introduced the luxury Maxwell cards (the GTX 980 and the GTX 970) in 201 In the direction of completion of January, Nvidia additionally launched the GTX 960, which was signified to supply the wonderful point as for effectiveness to rate correlation got. Asus Strix GTX 960 has a remarkable develop quality. The 2 fans are located in a strong plastic wrap, which is positioned over the DirectCU II cooler. 4 heat-pipes serve to help to fritter away the heat through the GPU.
Dell XPS 13 Review: Ultrabook Excelent Hardware
Dell XPS 13, a compact 13-inch laptop that ranked as a finalist for our yearly Best of CES awards. Intel’s new fifth-generation Core processor, the revamped XPS is noteworthy for its almost bezel-less display screen, a design task that enables it to have the footprint of an 11-inch device. Especially with a beginning cost of $800 (very sensible for a flagship laptop), it appeared poised to turned into one of our new preferred Ultrabooks.
It’s sturdy and compact, with a stunning screen, quick performance and remarkably excellent audio quality. There are a couple of shrunken buttons (backspace, for example), many of the backlit keys feel kindly sized and well-spaced. Even the arrow keys are simple to discover by feel, and those are normally the very first things to obtain pressed when area is a problem. The buttons likewise have an unusual quantity of travel as compared to some other Ultrabooks, with a springiness that made it simple for me to type at a quick clip.
Dell’s advertising group has actually taken the liberty of calling the XPS 13’s screen an infinity display screen. The screen has the smallest bumper you ever did see, which likewise assists produce the impression of continuous glass. In any case, it’s all really quite, as you ‘d anticipate, and it’s useful too: You get the exact same estate as other 13-inch laptop, simply with a smaller sized footprint.
Dell didn’t cut corners on the display screen quality either. The IPS Gorilla Glass screen (which begins at 1080p resolution, however rises to 3,200 x 1,800) provides large seeing angles. Dell states you can stand up to 15 hours of battery life with a complete HD display screen, and approximately 11 hours with a 3,200 x 1,800 touch panel. The XPS begins at $800, with base specifications that consist of an Intel Core i3-5010U Broadwell processor, 4GB of RAM, a 128GB SSD, Intel HD 5500 Graphics and a matte (non-glare) 1,920 x 1,080 screen.