RightMark Memory Analyzer 3.47 released!
RightMark CPU Clock Utility v1.4 released!
OCZ Technology unveils new PC-4800 EL Platinum modules
Adaptec announces ZCR for SATA-2 drives
RightMark Memory Analyzer 3.47 released!
This version features the following:
- Added support for new Prescott and Irwindale CPU cores with 2MB of L2 cache
- Added processor number determination for Pentium 4 and Celeron D CPUs
- Added CPU core revision determination for most CPUs
- Added support for nForce4 SMBus controller
- Fixed lockup with AGP info on server platforms with no AGP support
- Improved display of memory channels count/mode
- CPU logos converted to PNG format
- New CPU database entries
The new version is available for downloading in the official Download section.
RightMark CPU Clock Utility v1.4 released!
Version changelog includes:
- Changed P-state transitions scheme for AMD K8 in accordance with official AMD recommendations.
- Added more advanced configuration options for AMD K7 and K8 CPUs.
- Added support for dynamic on-demand CPU clock modulation (ODCM) management.
- Added CPU thermal throttling alert.
- Added optional forcing of the Minimal power management profile when running on batteries.
- Added support for running an HLT command when the system is idle (a workaround for Intel 855 chipset series).
- Added CPU core and revision ID display.
- Added preliminary support for Transmeta CPUs.
- Added automatic startup feature.
- Grouped management-related settings into a new tab.
The new version is available for downloading in the official Download section
OCZ Technology unveils new PC-4800 EL Platinum modules
OCZ Technology unveiled the new memory modules for its Platinum series — PC-4800 EL (DDR600).
Based on ULN PCBs, novelties work at 3V and provide 2.5-4-4-10 timings.
Adaptec announces ZCR for SATA-2 drives
Adaptec announced the industry-first ZCR (Zero Channel RAID) adapter for SATA-2 drives.
ZCR doesn´t require a PCI slot, but is installed into special motherboard socket making integrated SATA-2 controllers support RAID up to level 5 in hardware. Until now these relatively inexpensive solutions were a part of SCSI-equipped servers, but now the company responded to the demand for affordable SATA storage solutions for entry-level and performance servers.
Supermicro, one of the major vendors of server motherboards and platforms, informed on plans to release several solutions supporting the new controller, including 1U SS6014P-TR platform with 4 bays for hot-swappable SATA drives that, with ZCR, can be organized into a fully-featured RAID-5 array (the platform has fault-tolerant PSUs and fans by default).
Besides, the company is going to introduce several more 1U, 2U and 3U platforms supporting the new Adaptec ZCR.
Source: Adaptec
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