ASUS’tan Dünyanın En Hızlı Grafik Çözümü ASUS EN9800GX2

High Definition (HD) oyun ve eğlence deneyimi sağlayabilecek bir grafik kartı arayanlar icin, mukemmel grafik cozumleri ureten ASUS, cift GeForce 9800 GPU’yu biraraya getiren EN9800GX2/G/2DI/1G’yi sunuyor.

Bu nefes kesici grafik kartı istisnasız en hızlı grafik kartı, GeForce 8800 Ultra’dan %50 daha hızlı ve olağanustu HD oyun ve mukemmel HD video deneyimi sağlıyor. Ayrıca, tumleşik SmartDoctor ozelliği sayesinde daha iyi grafik performansı icin Shader hızı artırılabiliyor. ASUS EN9800GX2 en populer DX10 oyunlarından olan Company of Heroes: Opposing Fronts ile geliyor.

Dunyanın En Hızlı Grafik Çozumu
1GB belleğe sahip ASUS EN9800GX2/G/2DI/1G tum oyunlarda performans lideri olan GeForce 8800 Ultra’dan %30-50 daha hızlı. Yuksek bant genişliğine ihtiyac duyan oyun ve 3D uygulamalar icin en yuksek veri iletim hızını sağlayan yeni PCI Express 2.0 veriyolu mimarisine gore tasarlanmış EN9800GX2 mevcut PCI Express anakartlarla da uyumlu.

Tam HD Oyun ve Eğlence Deneyimi
ASUS EN9800GX2/G/2DI/1G olağanustu HD cozunurluklerinde (2560×1600′e kadar), tum oyun ayarları en yuksek seviyedeyken bile akıcı oyun deneyimi sunuyor. Tumleşik HDMI bağlantısı HDTV’nize, kablo karmaşası olmaksızın, tek kabloyla yuksek tanımlı video ve ses iletimi sağlıyor.

Yeni SmartDoctor ile Shader Hızını Arttırın
ASUS’un ozel teknolojisi yeni SmartDoctor kullanıcılara Shader hızını artırma seceneği sunuyor. Bu overclock aracıyla kullanıcılar, sistemi yeniden başlatmakla veya BIOS’u değiştirmekle uğraşmadan, shader ve cekirdek hızını birbirinden bağımsız olarak overclock yaparak şaşırtıcı performans artışı sağlayabiliyor(*).

(*)Shader hızını artırma fonksiyonu tum ASUS EN8x ve EN9x serisi ekran kartları tarafından desteklenmektedir.

Teknik Ozellikler
Grafik Motoru: GeForce 9800GX2
Bellek : 1 GB DDR3
Çekirdek Hızı: 600 MHZ
Bellek Hızı: 2 GHz (1 GHz DDR3)
Bellek Arayuzu: 256 bit + 256 bit
DVI Max. Çozunurluk: 2560 x 1600
Veriyolu: PCI Express 2.0
DVI Çıkış: DVI-I x2
HDMI Çıkış: Var
HDCP uyumlu: Evet
D-Sub Çıkış: Var, DVI-D-Sub adaptor ile
Kutu İceriği: DVI-D-Sub adaptor, Guc Kablosu, SPDIF Kablosu
ASUS Aracları ve Suruculer, Company of Heroes: Opposing Fronts milliyet mobilite

Free Web version of Photoshop

The maker of the popular photo-editing software Photoshop on Thursday launched a basic version available for free online.

San Jose, Calif.-based Adobe Systems Inc. says it hopes to boost its name recognition among a new generation of consumers who edit, store and share photos online.

While Photoshop is designed for trained professionals, Adobe says Photoshop Express, which it launched in a “beta” test version, is easier to learn.

User comments will be taken into account for future upgrades.

Photoshop Express will be completely Web-based so consumers can use it with any type of computer, operating system and browser. And, once they register, users can get to their accounts from different computers.

Web-based software is increasingly popular, and Adobe knows it’s got to get on that train, said Kathleen Maher, an analyst at Jon Peddie Research.

Many kinds of software are available for use online in a trend known as “software as a service,” or “cloud computing.”

The earliest were e-mail programs, but they now include services to create and manage content and even whole operating systems. And they don’t require time-consuming upgrades because they’re maintained by the service provider.

Google Inc. provides a host of such services, as do Microsoft Corp. and others.

“This is the battlefield where Adobe and Microsoft and Google are going to fight some pretty big battles,” Maher said.

Photoshop enters the online photo-management arena many years after such services first appeared.

Some companies have already made a big name for themselves, like 9-year-old storage solution Shutterfly Inc., photo-editing service Picnik or image-sharing site Photobucket Inc.

Adobe says providing Photoshop Express for free is part marketing and part a strategy to create up-sell opportunities.

It hopes some customers will move from it to boxed software like its $99 Photoshop Elements or to a subscription-based version of Express that’s in the works.

Ron Glaz, a research analyst at IDC, says the move was necessary for Adobe to keep pace.

Users are less likely to switch to a software they aren’t familiar with, he said.

“They have a whole market that they are missing out on, and they need to make sure that the market is aware there is a Photoshop solution for them. As that market grows and becomes more sophisticated, hopefully it will generate money,” Glaz said.

“It’s one of those things, if you can’t beat them, join them,” Glaz said.

“If they don’t join them, the long run could be really painful.” news7