MSI Unleashes Elite Graphics Cards at Computex 2009
Posted: Tue Jun 02, 2009 7:18 am
MSI Unleashes Elite Graphics Cards at Computex 2009
【Taipei】
The Future at msi is in Milspec Components and Advanced Cooling Technologies
The annual IT showcase Computex 2009 will be held at the Taipei World Trade Center between June 2 ~ 6. The international mainboard and graphics card manufacturer msi will take advantage of this event and present many of the future products and technologies developed by its various business divisions on display. The lineup of graphics card in particular will provide a detailed overview of msi product technologies for the next half of the year, including the Lightning series revealed at 2009 CeBIT, its derivative Military Class component standard, as well as advanced cooling devices like Twin Frozr, Cyclone and SuperPipe.
- Military Class Components for Extreme Stability
At 2009 CeBIT, msi announced its new flagship N260GTX Lightning and immediately took the graphics market by storm with its unique specifications and powerful performance. For Computex, the successor design N275 GTX Lightning now comes with msi's proprietary APS smart energy saving design and shows to the consumers once again what sets the msi Lightning series apart.
msi is also putting on display the military class specifications which are planned to be introduced throughout the full range. Detailed introductions are also provided for the three key components: Hi-c CAP, Solid State Choke and Solid CAP. These represent an official declaration by msi of its intent to balance ultimate performance with extreme stability.
- Advanced Cooling to Unleash Full Graphics Performance
As for cooling technology, apart from putting the Twin Frozr cooling design and Cyclone cooling fans on display, msi is also dissecting in detail these two technologies for Computex visitors. The R4890 Cyclone that combines SuperPipe heatpipe technology with the Cyclone large fan design will also be shown in a working machine to demonstrate the level of effort invested by msi into the development of cooling systems.
If you would like to find out more about the above technologies, please visit the msi booth at L507a in the TWTC Nangang Exhibition Hall during Computex 2009. msi representatives will be on hand to provide you with a more detailed explanation and give you a better understanding of upcoming future developments in msi graphics card products.