Silverstone Working On Passively Cooled Intel NUC Enclosure |
- Silverstone Working On Passively Cooled Intel NUC Enclosure
- Intel Pushing 550 MB/s mSATA Speeds with SSD 525 Series
- Run Windows Through a HTML5 Browser with Mikogo
- Report: Microsoft, Qualcomm Making WP8 Reference Design
- Tom's Guide: Tips for Tweaking Your Graphics Performance
| Silverstone Working On Passively Cooled Intel NUC Enclosure Posted: 28 Jan 2013 07:02 PM PST  The advantage of a small enclosure is that it doesn't take much to passively cool it. Rather than having heatsinks inside the enclosure, the enclosure itself can be the heatsink. Many manufacturers have caught on to this, including Silverstone.
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| Intel Pushing 550 MB/s mSATA Speeds with SSD 525 Series Posted: 28 Jan 2013 05:32 PM PST  Intel has introduced a new mSATA SSD with SATA 3 bandwidth performance.
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| Run Windows Through a HTML5 Browser with Mikogo Posted: 28 Jan 2013 07:42 AM PST  Here's a service similar to OnLive Desktop, but can be accessed through an HTML5-enabled browser on any device.
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| Report: Microsoft, Qualcomm Making WP8 Reference Design Posted: 28 Jan 2013 06:02 AM PST  Microsoft may be attacking the low-end and midrange smartphone markets using a new Windows Phone 8 reference design for OEMs.
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| Tom's Guide: Tips for Tweaking Your Graphics Performance Posted: 28 Jan 2013 03:02 AM PST  Check out Tom's Guide's list of quick tips for tweaking your graphics performance.
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