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Sometimes it seems history is repeating itself.
And in the Kenneth S. Bartley case there is no doubt that is what is occurring. With Judge Jon K. Blackwood's June 2 ruling, Bartley is back at the legal version of square one.
His plea set aside, Bartley is facing the original charges filed in the case where he stands accused of killing one man and critically injuring two others. The men were Campbell County High School Assistant Principal Ken Bruce and CCHS Principal Gary Seale and CCHS Assistant Principal Jim Pierce, respectively.
Benny McNealy appeared to be passed out in Veteran's Park last Wednesday morning, according to the police report.
Assistant Police Chief J.J. Hatmaker found him at 9:30 a.m. and got his permission to search his vehicle.
Billy Minton's luck changed last Tuesday when a $1 investment in a lottery ticket turned into a $200,000 prize.
Minton, 75, is a regular customer, Big Creek owner Chris Arnold said. Minton comes to the store multiple times a day, and often buys breakfast and lunch.
Big Creek had stopped participating in the lottery, but restarted seven months ago. Minton plays the lottery frequently.
"I'm not hooked on it or nothing, but I just play it," Minton said.
Last Thursday, former sheriff's deputy Daniel Ward was convicted on 10 counts of aggravated sexual battery.
Assistant District Attorney General Scarlet Ellis based the state's case on the victim's testimony and a confession Ward signed after an interview with the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation. The TBI interview became a point of contention for the defense, which wanted certain points removed from evidence. The TBI interview took two and a half hours. This was meant to confuse and scare Ward, according to defense attorney Wes Hatmaker.
A bill signed by Gov. Bill Haslam this month could put Campbell County on a fast track to success in the outdoor adventure tourism industry.
The "Adventure Tourism and Rural Development Act" was signed into law June 1, and directs the state Tourism Development, Environment and Conservation, and Economic and Community Development departments to devise a plan for the promotion and development of adventure tourism and recreational and economic development activities in rural areas of this state.
Independence Day is nearly here.
This means area residents will have a number of festivities to choose from when celebrating.
Sequoyah Marina will kick off the weekend events with its 13th annual Fire On the Water fireworks display slated for July 2. Last year's event drew more than 2,000 boats to the area to catch a view of the pyrotechnics choreographed to music.
On July 3 Springs Dock will also have fireworks for lake goers to enjoy beginning at dark that evening.
The Caryville Board of Mayor and Aldermen called a special meeting Tuesday to pass its budget for next year.
After a second reading the budget was passed as well as an ordinance that added some amendments.
Less than a year after walking into Walgreen's Pharmacy claiming to be armed with a bomb, James Wesley Wells has received the punishment for his crime.
A LaFollette woman was in the wrong place at the wrong time last week.
On June 24 LaFollette Police Officer Justin Parrott was called to West Central Avenue to investigate reports of a male and female that were stumbling in and out of the roadway.
When Parrott arrived at the scene Opal Viola Jenkins, 27, of 507 East Kentucky Avenue, was completely unconscious, records indicate.
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Governor Of North Carolina Passes Bill for Fracking in the Mountains. I was born and raised there my dad' was Cherokee and buried on the reservation. Have you ever been to the Blue Ridge Mountains? What about the Cherokee Indian reservation? Have you heard of the dragon where millions travel to test their skills by Motorcycle or sports car with all 300+ curves. What about table Rock, or the famous Cold Mountain? They are all in danger of being lost due to fracking. Thanks to the Governor. He knows that mountain people are so poor and the unemployment rate is so high he cut off the unemployment benefits then he knew he could push the Fracking and people would not fight because they need the jobs so bad to feed their families and pay bills. he knew what he was doing when he got into office.Check the one's who bank rolled him into office see the connection. Many have come to see our mountains and it's beauty for the last time, Would you want to come to a place where you can't even shower in your motel due to the toxins in the water. Oh one more thing the companies that Frack there do not have to list the chemicals they are using to frack with. If you don't believe me Look it up The Cherokee One feather or the Cherokee Scout online plus many more online papers of the mountains. This is a shout out to all across the country please help us save the beauty of the mountains and it's people. They are starting in March 2015 the starting point is Topton N.C. some of the area was featured on the Moonshiners t.v. show. get the picture now. Most back home don't know what it's like to live the city life we still leave our windows open at night have no need for car alarms, the highest building two stories high, everyone knows each other and the whole community turns out to help each other when there is a need. Most will not no what fracking will do to them until it is to late. cancer will increase, they will wonder why the fish is dying and the plant life we have there is suddenly no more. Ever heard of Yellow root? it grows along the creek banks many use it as a medicine and to dye hand made oak baskets. What about Ramps we eat them ever spring or Gensing it grows wild or the Venus fly trap Or native brown trout? Our town is so small the only big shopping center we have is a wal mart the only big grocery store is Ingles most local shops do not open on a sunday still to this day. remember the movies Nell and The Fugitive they were filmed in western North carolina Robinsville N.C. a stones throw from Topton. Please help them I am calling on all across the nation to help this is a S.O.S thank you, The people of the mountains the fading voice's of our ancestors.
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One of the worst kept secrets in sport has been confirmed with Karmichael Hunt announcing his four-year AFL adventure is at an end.
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Gold Coast rugby league import Karmichael Hunt will leave the Suns at season's end as he takes up a position with the Queensland Reds rugby union side.
The former rugby league international has played 44 games since joining the Suns and described his journey in the sport as a "once in lifetime experience".
"My family and I have been considering my next step as an athlete for some time, and as a result, now is right time for my playing career with the Gold Coast Suns to come to an end," he said.
"I will be forever grateful to the AFL and Gold Coast Suns for giving me such an amazing opportunity.
"I've enjoyed every aspect of it and the game and the Suns will always be part of mine and my family's life."
The 27-year-old remains in the hunt for selection in the Suns' team to take on the Eagles, with the club set to honour Hunt's time regardless of whether he plays or not.
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That smoky smell isn't from my bee smoker… sadly our part of Texas is on fire. Even if some parts of the prairies, hill country, big thicket, and south Texas brush aren't a part of what is or has been on fire - it is burned by the record drought and heat. Burned up from no rain and temperatures over 100 degrees for almost that many days. Every Texan, Texas animal and Texas plant has felt the effects of the worst heat and drought in history.
Bees and their keepers are no exception, obviously. Instead of making several loads of Texas Wildflower Honey we fed sugar syrup to keep our hives alive. We're accustomed to having our colonies recover during May and early June from us harvesting bees and queens earlier in the spring. But they didn't build back up because there was no pollen flow and no nectar flow. Instead of making splits and increasing our numbers we worked to sustain what we had. Facing relentless 100+ degrees day in day out (temperatures soared over 90 by 9am) somehow our hives mostly managed to survive, but it was and is a miracle. The world and our ecological foundations are shifting. Transformational change seems to be upon us.
To make it this far the bees had to be tough. To make it to next spring, they will have to be amazingly hardy. Even if Texas receives above normal rainfall for the next 5 months, nothing would change for the bees now. They'll have to make it to the first pollen flows in spring. Meanwhile, trees, shrubs, vines and grasses are struggling to stay alive, if they have not died already.
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Guest Voice of Brian Pitzer: Amtrak is good deal for taxpayers
Martin Fox's letter to the editor ("Amtrak doesn't deserve support," Erie Times-News, May 24) is an opportunity to dispel some myths and misconceptions that are commonly circulated by opponents of Amtrak. Here are some important facts to consider:
All forms of transportation -- including highways, airports, waterways and railroads -- are subsidized by taxes. The Interstate Highway System, initiated in 1956 during the Dwight D. Eisenhower administration, was enormously successful early on, thanks in large part to its built-in funding mechanism -- gasoline taxes paid into the Highway Trust Fund.
By the late 1970s, however, fewer and fewer funds were available for highways. Today, less than half of highway costs are covered by the Highway Trust Fund. Just since 2008, more than $53 billion in general funds (including income and property taxes) have been transferred to the Trust Fund to make up the difference. That's approximately three times what Amtrak has received in operating grants from the federal government in its entire 42-year history! That means that taxpayers like Fox are picking up the tab for our car culture.
The airline industry and taxpayer-funded airports may be worse off than the highway system. The number of flights to and from airports in Pittsburgh, Cleveland and Cincinnati has declined by 40 percent or more over the past few years as airlines have abandoned them.
Communities often spend tens of millions of dollars to expand and improve airports, but airlines have no real obligation to use them. The cautionary tale of Pittsburgh International Airport is one such example. The $1 billion facility opened in 1992 with the then-profitable USAir as its prime tenant. The airline paid as much as $50 million in fees annually for the privilege, up from $10 million previously.
By 1997, Pittsburgh International was handling 27 million passengers a year. The golden years did not last long, however. In the wake of 9/11, a recession and competition from low-cost operators, USAir filed for bankruptcy and (to avoid paying Pittsburgh's higher fees) moved flights to Charlotte and Philadelphia. The results were devastating: 7,000 employees lost their jobs, the number of daily flights decreased from a peak of 550 to fewer than 70, and annual passenger traffic dropped to 8 million passengers.
In response, the airport closed half its gates, increased taxes on passenger tickets, and turned to the Pennsylvania Lottery for $10 million in annual funding. One small concourse was actually demolished and became a parking lot. The Wall Street Journal reported in September 2011 that "Pittsburgh continues to pay a $62 million annual debt service on its airport, where large sections are blocked off and unused."
Contrary to Fox's assertion that Amtrak's Northeast Corridor, which connects Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Washington, D.C., is "another taxpayer-subsidized freebie," this corridor actually showed an operating surplus in 2012 of $288.5 million. A record 11.4 million passengers rode Amtrak trains on the route in 2012, generating revenue of just over $1 billion -- up from $580 million in 2003. Instead of being a "freebie," the North East Corridor is helping to support the rest of Amtrak operations, actually keeping taxpayer costs lower.
Systemwide in 2012, Amtrak covered 88 percent of its operating costs, meaning that the government portion of the system's costs is only 12 percent.
Demand for Amtrak is growing nationwide. The system carried 31 million passengers in 2012, an all-time high. Indeed, passenger rail ridership is growing rapidly, up 55.1 percent since 1997. This far exceeds population growth (17.1 percent) and gross domestic product (37.2 percent).
Perhaps most tellingly, Amtrak ridership grew more than twice as fast as domestic airline passengers (20 percent), driving (16.5 percent) and transit (26.4 percent) during that same period. Recent studies show that young people are beginning to abandon the automobile as the favored form of transportation. The costs of owning a car and the time spent driving are less appealing to newer generations who would rather take mass transportation and have more time for socializing -- either in person or through social media.
Fox complains about the proposed investment in tracks, signal systems and station improvements. All of these items are improvements in infrastructure -- the necessary ingredients in any transportation mode. We have seen tragically in the past few years what happens when our nation's highway bridges are not maintained. These proposed investments will improve safety, convenience, reliability and efficiency -- something that Fox somehow has concluded they won't.
Finally, given the airline industry's woes, Fox's comment regarding the Northeast Corridor is most puzzling: "The Cato Institute says that it would be cheaper to provide individual commercial plane fare for outlying areas." One question, Mr. Fox: Is that conclusion based on taxpayer-supported airfares, or the true cost of flying?
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A coroner's report revealed Surrey batsman Maynard had taken cocaine and ecstasy before he was killed on a train track last June, and had been a regular user. Professional Cricketers' Association chief executive Angus Porter does not believe the problem is widespread within cricket.
But Adams revealed cricketers are being treated at the clinic, which he established following his own battle with alcohol addiction. Adams told the Independent: "We are already putting cricketers through the Sporting Chance Clinic, rugby players, jockeys. Denial is strong in some other associations but all in good time, when they are ready."
He added: "The PFA (Professional Footballers' Association) are taking responsibility. The RFL (Rugby Football League) are taking responsibility. They are recognising it and if you do want help, there are places where you can go now. That's a big change.
"Sixteen years ago, when I got sober - and this is why I started the charity - I had nowhere to go, no-one to talk to, no-one to point me in the right direction. Certainly in football now, at the PFA now, within one hour they can get someone to talk to you with the network of counsellors we have got."
Tests on hair samples indicated Maynard may have been a daily user of drugs in the three and a half months before his death, the inquest at Westminster Coroner's Court heard. Former Warwickshire all-rounder Paul Smith, who detailed his long-running drug use in his 2007 autobiography 'Wasted?', admits the case is "not entirely surprising".
Smith, a member of the 1994 Bears team which won the County Championship, Sunday League and Benson & Hedges Cup, told The Times: "I suppose there are similarities of sorts: a young, talented sportsman, living the dream, living in the city, exciting times, aren't they? It's not entirely surprising, is it?
"Once it is in your system, it is very difficult to control and once you stop caring about the tests or the consequences, it becomes very dangerous. You just wish that you could put an old head on young shoulders, or maybe distil years of experience and pass it on. Tom never had that chance, that's the tragedy."
Maynard's housemate Rory Hamilton-Brown and fellow team-mate Jade Dernbach, who had been drinking with him on the night of his death, both told the inquest they were unaware of the former Glamorgan batsman's drug use. And Smith admits he managed to hide his addiction even while socialising regularly with his team-mates.
Smith said: "We had a very social team at Warwickshire, a hard-drinking team which was part of the cricketing culture at the time. But if we went back to the hotel in the early hours of the morning, I would often then go out on my own again. I never did lines of coke in front of team-mates. I kept things separate, my cricket life and the rest."
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The new store will provide customers with the same value and convenience of the old store, Dollar General Senior Vice President Dan Nieser said, just in a different location. Dollar General's new store features a new layout, Nieser said. Seasonal products will be featured in the center of the store, plus recognizable departments with visible signage, and coolers located at the front of the store.
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I arrived as promised and the lot attendant rudely told me that the lot was full. I said, "I sent an email weeks ago and was told you would have room!" He replied, "That email just goes to his girlfriend---she don't know nothing and that email don't mean nothing." I guess they don't need our business, but in the future I'll find a more reliable lot and I'd suggest you do, too.
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The federal government wants to ban sales of electronic cigarettes to minors and require approval for new products and health warning labels under regulations being proposed by the Food and Drug Administration.
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Lenovo IdeaCentre Y710 Cube: Small Form-Factor Gaming with Desktop Power
Subject: Systems | August 16, 2016 - 08:00 AM | Sebastian Peak
Tagged: small form-factor, SFF, nvidia, Lenovo, Killer Networking, Intel, IdeaCentre Y710 Cube, GTX 1080, gaming, gamescom, cube
Lenovo has announced the IdeaCentre Y710 Cube; a small form-factor system designed for gaming regardless of available space, and it can be configured with some very high-end desktop components for serious performance.
"Ideal for gamers who want to stay competitive no matter where they play, the IdeaCentre Y710 Cube comes with a built-in carry handle for easy transport between gaming stations. Housed sleekly within a new, compact cube form factor, it features NVIDIA's latest GeForce GTX graphics and 6th Gen Intel Core processors to handle today's most resource-intensive releases."
The Y710 Cube offers NVIDIA GeForce graphics up to the GTX 1080, and up to a 6th-generation Core i7 processor. (Though a specific processor number was not mentioned, this is likely the non-K Core i7-6700 CPU given the 65W cooler specified below).
Lenovo offers a pre-installed XBox One controller receiver with the Y710 Cube to position the small desktop as a console alternative, and the machines are configured with SSD storage and feature Killer Double Shot Pro networking (where the NIC and wireless card are combined for better performance).
Specifications include:
- Processor: Up to 6th Generation Intel Core i7 Processor
- Operating System: Windows 10 Home
- Graphics: Up to NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080; 8 GB
- Memory: Up to 32 GB DDR4
- Storage: Up to 2 TB HDD + 256 GB SSD
- Cooling: 65 W
- Networking: Killer LAN / WiFi 10/100/1000M
- Connectivity:
- Video: 1x HDMI, 1x VGA
- Rear Ports: 1x USB 2.0 1x USB 3.0
- Front Ports: 2x USB 3.0
- Dimensions (L x D x H): 393.3 x 252.3 x 314.5 mm (15.48 x 9.93 x 12.38 inches)
- Weight: Starting at 16.3 lbs (7.4 kg)
- Carry Handle: Yes
- Accessory: Xbox One Wireless Controller/Receiver (optional)
The IdeaCentre Y710 Cube is part of Lenovo's Gamescom 2016 annoucement, and will be available for purchase starting in October. Pricing starts at $1,299.99 for a version with the GTX 1070.
Lenovo Announces the IdeaCentre Y910 AIO Gaming Desktop
Subject: Systems | August 16, 2016 - 08:00 AM | Sebastian Peak
Tagged: PC, nvidia, Lenovo, Intel Core i7, IdeaCentre Y910, GTX 1080, gaming, desktop, all in one, AIO
Lenovo has announced a new all-in-one gaming desktop, and the IdeaCentre Y910 offers up to a
7th-generation 6th-generation Intel Core i7 processor and NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 graphics behind its 27-inch QHD display.
But this is no ordinary all-in-one, as Lenovo has designed the Y910 to be "effortlessly upgradeable":
"Designed to game, engineered to evolve, the IdeaCentreTM AIO Y910 is easy to upgrade –
no special tools needed. Simply press the Y button to pop out the back panel, for effortless swapping of your GPU, Memory or Storage."
The specs include a 7th-gen Intel Core i7 processor, and if that's not a typo we're talking about Intel Kaby Lake here. Specs have been corrected as 6th-gen Intel Core processors up to an i7. Exactly what SKU might be inside the Y910 isn't clear just yet, and we'll update when we know for sure. It would be limited to 65 W based on the specified cooling, and notice that the CPU isn't on the list of user-upgradable parts (though it could still be possible).
Here's a rundown of specs from Lenovo:
- Processor: Up to a 6th-generation Intel Core i7 Processor
- Graphics: Up to NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 8 GB
- Memory: Up to 32 GB DDR4
- Storage: Up to 2 TB HDD + 256 GB SSD
- Display: 27-inch QHD (2560x1440) near-edgeless
- Audio: Integrated 7.1 Channel Dolby Audio, 5W Harmon Kardon speakers
- Webcam: 720p, Single Array Microphone
- Networking: Killer DoubleShot WiFi / LAN
- Rear Ports:
- 2x USB 2.0
- HDMI-in / HDMI-out
- Side Ports:
- 3x USB 3.0
- 6-in-1 Card Reader (SD, SDHC, SDXC, MMC, MS, MS-Pro) Headphone, Microphone
- Cooling: 65 W
- Dimensions (W x L x H): 237.6 x 615.8 x 490.25 mm (9.35 x 24.24 x 19.3 inches)
- Weight: Starting at 27 lbs (12.24 kg)
Update: The IdeaCentre Y910 starts at $1,799.99 for a version with the GTX 1070, and will be available in October.
Logitech G Pro Gaming Mouse: Designed With And For Professional eSports Players
Subject: General Tech | August 16, 2016 - 03:00 AM | Ryan Shrout
Tagged: pro, mouse, logitech g, logitech, gaming
Readers of PC Perspective have noticed that in the last couple of years a very familiar name has been asserting itself again in the world of gaming peripherals. Logitech, once the leader and creator of the gaming-specific market with devices like the G15 keyboard, found itself in a rut and was being closed in on by competitors such as Razer, Corsair and SteelSeries. The Logitech G brand was born and a renewed focus on this growing and enthusiastic market took place. We have reviewed several of the company's new products including the G933/633 gaming headsets, G402 mouse that included an accelerometer and the G29 racing wheel.
Today Logitech is announcing the Logitech G Pro Gaming Mouse. As the name would imply, this mouse is targeted at gamers that fancy themselves as professionals, or aspiring to be so. As a result, I imagine that many "normie" PC gamers will find the design, features and pricing to be attractive enough to put next to the keyboard on their desk. This is a wired-only mouse.
The design of the Pro Gaming Mouse is very similar to that of the Logitech G100s, a long running and very popular mouse with the professional community. It falls a bit on the small side but Logitech claims that the "small and nimble profile allows gamers of many different game types to play as precisely as possible." It's incredibly light as well – measuring in at just 83g!
This mouse has 6 programmable buttons, much less than some of the more extreme "gaming" mice on the market, all of which can be controlled through the Logitech Gaming Software platform. The on-board memory on the Pro allows gamers to configure the mouse on their own system and take those settings with them to competition or friends' PCs without the need to re-install software.
RGB lights are of course included with the Pro mouse and I like the idea of the wrap around the sides and back of the mouse to add some flair to the design.
Logitech is using the PMW3366 sensor in the Pro Gaming Mouse, the same used in the G502, G900 and others. Though mouse sensors might be overlooked for their importance in a gaming, the PMW3366 optical sensor is known to deliver accurate translations from 200-12,000 DPI with no acceleration or smoothing integrated that might hinder the input from the gamer.
The buttons on the Logitech G Pro use a torsion spring system rated at 20 million clicks (!!) which works out to 25 kilometers of button travel for the life of the mouse. The spring system used is designed to minimize effort and distance required for button actuation.
All aspects of the mouse were built with gamers in mind and with Logitech's in-house professional gamers at the design table. Everything from the plastic feel, size, weight, etc. The scroll wheel is optimized for gamer's use, not productivity, while the braided cable prevents snags. And the best part? The Logitech G Pro Gaming Mouse is set to have an MSRP of just $69.
The full press release is after the break and we are due to have a Logitech G Pro Gaming Mouse in our hands later today. We will follow up with thoughts and impressions soon!
MSI Updates Gaming Laptops with NVIDIA Pascal Graphics
Subject: Systems, Mobile | August 16, 2016 - 12:00 AM | Sebastian Peak
Tagged: pascal, nvidia, notebook, msi, GTX 1080, gtx 1070, gtx 1060, gaming laptop, gaming
MSI has updated their gaming notebook lineup with the new NVIDIA Pascal mobile GPUs, with the GTX 1080, GTX 1070, and GTX 1060 now available across the board. MSI says the new GPUs will provide up to 40% better performance than the company's previous GT, GS, and GE models.
"MSI's GT83/73VR Titan series now showcases an even more commanding design with sports car inspired exhausts and MSI's Cooler Boost Titan, featuring multiple exhausts and dual whirlwind blade fans to guarantee the best performance even under the most stress. Available in 3 different sizes and 17 unique configurations, including with SLI graphics, 4K panels and Tobii's eye-tracking technology, MSI's GT series is the optimum laptop for serious gamers."
Positioned at the top of the heap is the mighty Titan series, which naturally offers the highest possible specs for those who can afford the price tag.
Notice anything about the top-end GT83 model in the chart above? The GT83VR Titan SLI indeed contains not one, but two NVIDIA GTX 1080 graphics chips, making this $5099 gaming machine a monster of a system - though its 1080p screen real estate means a connected VR headset will be more likely to use all of that available GPU power.
Moving down to the GT72/GT62 series, we see a move to the GTX 1070 GPU accross the board:
Next up is the GS73, which offers (in addition to Pascal graphics) MSI's "Cooler Boost Trinity", which is the company's advanced cooling system for thin notebook designs.
"MSI's redesigned GS73/63 VR Stealth Pro series now comes with MSI's Cooler Boost Trinity, a temperature control system featuring three ultra-thin whirlwind blade fans, and a 5-pipe thermal design optimized for ultra-slim gaming notebooks. Available in 17-inch, 15-inch, and 14-inch options, MSI's GS series gives power mobile gaming a new meaning with the performance of larger systems while measuring less than 1-inch thick."
The more modest GTX 1060 powers the <1 inch thick notebooks in the series, and both the GS73 and GS63 VR Stealth Pro are equipped with 4K resolution IPS screens (with the GS43VR Phantom Pro at 1080p).
Next we have the VR Apache series, with another approach to cooling called "Cooler Boost 4":
"MSI's GE72/62 VR Apache series now features MSI's Cooler Boost 4 technology, an enhanced cooling system with multiple exhausts to keep temperatures low even during the most headed battles. Starting at $1,649, the VR-ready GE series comes in two different sizes and is the ideal unit for gaming enthusiast looking for a powerful and reliable unit."
These lower-cost gaming machines are still equipped with Intel Core i7 processors, and offer GTX 1060 graphics for both models.
As a very interesting addition to the news of these new laptops, MSI has also announced that select machines equipped with NVIDIA GTX 10 Series graphics will feature 120Hz IPS panels with a 5ms response time.
We should have more imformation on availability soon.
Take your Pascal on the go
Easily the strongest growth segment in PC hardware today is in the adoption of gaming notebooks. Ask companies like MSI and ASUS, even Gigabyte, as they now make more models and sell more units of notebooks with a dedicated GPU than ever before. Both AMD and NVIDIA agree on this point and it's something that AMD was adamant in discussing during the launch of the Polaris architecture.
Both AMD and NVIDIA predict massive annual growth in this market – somewhere on the order of 25-30%. For an overall culture that continues to believe the PC is dying, seeing projected growth this strong in any segment is not only amazing, but welcome to those of us that depend on it. AMD and NVIDIA have different goals here: GeForce products already have 90-95% market share in discrete gaming notebooks. In order for NVIDIA to see growth in sales, the total market needs to grow. For AMD, simply taking back a portion of those users and design wins would help its bottom line.
But despite AMD's early talk about getting Polaris 10 and 11 in mobile platforms, it's NVIDIA again striking first. Gaming notebooks with Pascal GPUs in them will be available today, from nearly every system vendor you would consider buying from: ASUS, MSI, Gigabyte, Alienware, Razer, etc. NVIDIA claims to have quicker adoption of this product family in notebooks than in any previous generation. That's great news for NVIDIA, but might leave AMD looking in from the outside yet again.
Technologically speaking though, this makes sense. Despite the improvement that Polaris made on the GCN architecture, Pascal is still more powerful and more power efficient than anything AMD has been able to product. Looking solely at performance per watt, which is really the defining trait of mobile designs, Pascal is as dominant over Polaris as Maxwell was to Fiji. And this time around NVIDIA isn't messing with cut back parts that have brand changes – GeForce is diving directly into gaming notebooks in a way we have only seen with one release.
The ASUS G752VS OC Edition with GTX 1070
Do you remember our initial look at the mobile variant of the GeForce GTX 980? Not the GTX 980M mind you, the full GM204 operating in notebooks. That was basically a dry run for what we see today: NVIDIA will be releasing the GeForce GTX 1080, GTX 1070 and GTX 1060 to notebooks.
Continue reading our preview of the new GeForce GTX 1080, 1070 and 1060 mobile Pascal GPUs!!
MSI Releases the X99A WORKSTATION Motherboard with ECC Support
Subject: Motherboards | August 15, 2016 - 10:49 PM | Sebastian Peak
Tagged: X99A WORKSTATION, workstation, socket 2011-3, msi, motherboard, Military Class 5, Intel X99, ECC
MSI's new X99A WORKSTATION motherboard offers what the company calls "extreme QA testing" to go along with the "industries higher quality components" in a motherboard that doesn't scrimp on features, either. The ATX motherboard supports ECC Registered DIMMs (with a supported Xeon processor), has dual Intel NICs onboard (with teaming support), and offers Steel Armor PCI-E and DDR4 slots, among other features.
"Engineered to cater even the most demanding professional. By using industries' highest quality components, with an unmatched R&D design and extreme QA testing, the WORKSTATION motherboards guarantee the best in performance, stability and reliability.
Packed with features, including optimizations for NVIDIA QUADRO graphics cards and industry leading storage solutions, the WORKSTATION motherboard is the perfect multi-tasking powerhouse for demanding productivity applications."
Features from MSI:
- Supports New Intel Core i7 Processor Extreme Edition for LGA 2011-3 socket.
- DDR4 Steel Armor with Best signal stability. Supports ECC Registered memory.
- MULTI-GPU with Steel Armor: Steel Armor PCI-E slots. Supports Nvidia Quadro SLI.
- Maximized high speed storage support: Turbo M.2 32Gb/s + Turbo U.2 32Gb/s + SATA-E 10Gb/s
- USB 3.1 Gen2 2X FASTER: USB 3.1 Gen2 offers performance twice as fast as a regular USB 3.0 connection.
- Military Class 5: The latest evolution in high quality components featuring the brand new Titanium Chokes.
- Dual Intel LAN with Teaming: higher networking performance and stability.
- Audio Boost 3: Reward your ears with studio grade sound quality
- Guard-Pro: Improved Protection and Power Efficiency
- EZ Debug LED: Easiest way to troubleshoot
- Overvoltage Protection:Prevent Unforeseen Damage
- Click BIOS 5: Award-winning brand new Click BIOS 5 with high resolution scalable font
The MSI X99A WORKSTATION motherboard is not yet listed on Newegg, but the listing is active (though temporarily out of stock) on Amazon with a $389.99 price tag. As to supported processors, that part of the source link currently offers no information, though MSI states "The X99A WORKSTATION supports the latest Intel processors out of the box, both Broadwell-E and XEON based models".
Time for fresh system recommendations?
Subject: Systems | August 15, 2016 - 01:30 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: system guide
The Tech Report have released their recommended system components for this summer, which you can check out right here. They have maintained their previous format, offering a choice of several components at the Budget, Sweet Spot and High End levels, wrapping up with example builds. They recommend holding off on building a budget machine for the nonce, at the time of publishing they recommended the RX 480 4GB but we have now seen the release of cards more suitable for this level of build. The Sweet Spot is VR Ready and the High End machine remains Broadwell-E, much as with our own Hardware Leaderboard they cannot recommend moving from the reigning champ.
"In this edition of The Tech Report System Guide, we account for the choices that AMD's Radeon RX 480 and Nvidia's GeForce GTX 1060 afford builders in the under-$300 graphics card market."
Here are some more Systems articles from around the web:
Google tests switching to a low fibre diet; WiFi almost all the way
Subject: General Tech | August 15, 2016 - 12:22 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: google, wireless isp, LTE
The FCC bidding was not terribly exciting but the result was numerous companies buying up parts of the spectrum and more importantly to this post, the opening of 3550-3650 MHz band for anyone to use. The 3.5GHz band is already allocated to shipborne navigation and military radar systems, this will be a test of ability of computer systems to moderate interference instead of the blanket ban they have always relied on in the past.
Google is about to test that ability, they will be running a test in several US cities to check the propagation of the signal as well as any possible maritime or military interference from the broadcast. This could be a way to get high speed internet to the curb without requiring fibre optic runs and would also be compatible with LTE, if Google wanted to dip their toes into that market. You can read about the tests and where they will be happening over at Hack a Day.
"In a recently released FCC filing, Google has announced their experimental protocol for testing the new CBRS. This isn't fast Internet to a lamp pole on the corner of the street yet, but it lays the groundwork for how the CBRS will function, and how well it will perform."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- 7 reasons Windows XP refuses to die @ The Inquirer
- Native Skype for Windows Phone walked behind shed, shot heard @ The Register
- A Trove Of 3D Printer Filament Test Data @ Hack a Day
- Firefox 49 For Linux Will Ship With Plug-in Free Netflix, Amazon Prime Video Support @ Slashdot
- Adobe stops software licence audits in Americas, Europe @ The Register
Even before the formulation of the term "Internet of things", Steve Gibson proposed home networking topology changes designed to deal with this new looming security threat. Unfortunately, little or no thought is given to the security aspects of the devices in this rapidly growing market.
One of Steve's proposed network topology adjustments involved daisy-chaining two routers together. The WAN port of an IOT-purposed router would be attached to the LAN port of the Border/root router.
In this arrangement, only IOT/Smart devices are connected to the internal (or IOT-purposed) router. The idea was to isolate insecure or poorly implemented devices from the more valuable personal local data devices such as a NAS with important files and or backups. Unfortunately this clever arrangement leaves any device directly connected to the "border" router open to attack by infected devices running on the internal/IOT router. Said devices could perform a simple trace-route and identify that an intermediate network exists between it and the public Internet. Any device running under the border router with known (or worse - unknown!) vulnerabilities can be immediately exploited.
Gibson's alternative formula reversed the positioning of the IOT and border router. Unfortunately, this solution also came with a nasty side-effect. The border router (now used as the "secure" or internal router) became subject to all manner of man-in-the-middle attacks. Since the local Ethernet network basically trusts all traffic within its domain, an infected device on the IOT router (now between the internal router and the public Internet) can manipulate or eavesdrop on any traffic emerging from the internal router. The potential consequences of this flaw are obvious.
The third time really is the charm for Steve! On February 2nd of this year (Episode #545 of Security Now!) Gibson presented us with his third (and hopefully final) foray into the magical land of theory-crafting as it related to securing our home networks against the Internet of Things.
Continue reading our editorial covering IOT security methodology!!
3GB Version of NVIDIA GTX 1060 Has 128 Fewer CUDA Cores
Subject: Graphics Cards | August 12, 2016 - 06:33 PM | Sebastian Peak
Tagged: report, nvidia, gtx 1060 3gb, gtx 1060, GeForce GTX 1060, geforce, cuda cores
NVIDIA will offer a 3GB version of the GTX 1060, and there's more to the story than the obvious fact that is has half the frame buffer of the 6GB version available now. It appears that this is an entirely different product, with 128 fewer CUDA cores (1152) than the 6GB version's 1280.
Image credit: VideoCardz.com
Boost clocks are the same at 1.7 GHz, and the 3GB version will still operate with a 120W TDP and require a 6-pin power connector. So why not simply name this product differently? It's always possible that this will be an OEM version of the GTX 1060, but in any case expect slightly lower performance than the existing version even if you don't run at high enough resolutions to require the larger 6GB frame buffer.
Wherein the RX 470 teaches us a valuable lesson about deferred procedure calls
Subject: Graphics Cards | August 12, 2016 - 05:44 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: rx 470, LatencyMon, dpc, amd
When The Tech Report first conducted their review of the RX 470 they saw benchmark behaviour very different from any other GPU in that family but could not figure out what it was and resolve it before the mob arrived with pitchforks and torches demanding they publish or die.
As it turns out there was indeed something rotten in benchmark; incredibly high DPC on the test machine. Investigation determined the culprit to be the beta BIOS on their ASRock Z170 Extreme7+, specifically the BIOS which allowed you to overclock locked Intel CPUs. They have just released their new findings along with a look at LatencyMon and DPC in general. Take a look at the new benchmarks and information about DPC, but also absorb the consequences of demanding articles arrive picoseconds after the NDA expires; if there is a delay in publishing there might just be a damn good reason why.
"We retested our RX 470 to account for this issue, and we also updated our review with DirectX 12 benchmarks for Rise of the Tomb Raider and Hitman, plus full OpenGL and Vulkan benchmarks for Doom."
Here are some more Graphics Card articles from around the web:
- AMD & NVIDIA GPU VR Performance in Trials on Tatooine @ [H]ard|OCP
- AMD's Radeon RX 460 @ The Tech Report
- 18-Way GPU Linux Benchmarks, Including The Radeon RX 460 & RX 470 On Open-Source @ Phoronix
- ASUS Radeon RX 460 STRIX OC 4 GB @ techPowerUp
- MSI RX 470 Gaming X 8G @ Kiguru
- MSI GTX 1060 6GB Gaming X @ Kitguru
- MSI GeForce GTX 1070 Gaming Z @ Modders-Inc
- Nvidia Titan X (Pascal) Extended Overclock Guide @ Guru of 3D
- Nvidia Titan X @ Kitguru
- MSI GeForce GTX 1080 Gaming Z 8G Review @HiTech Legion
- Zotac GTX 1080 AMP! Edition 8 GB @ techPowerUp
A mouthfull of a motherboard, the MSI X99A XPower Gaming Titanium Edition
Subject: Motherboards | August 12, 2016 - 03:26 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: X99A XPower Gaming Titanium Edition, Intel X99, msi
The list of features on this motherboard is as long as the name; five PCIe 3.0 16x slots, the Game Boost overclocking knob, 10 SATA 6Gbps ports, one each of SEx, M.2 and U.2, 13 USB 3.1 ports including a single Type C, WiFi and Bluetooth ... all it is missing is a game fowl in a fruit tree. [H]ard|OCP did have problems with XMP settings, but nothing they couldn't overcome via manual settings and the issues they had with the Core-i7 6950X turned out to be caused by the PSU and RAM and not the motherboard at all. If you need a plethora of storage and add-in cards then check this board out as it can handle almost anything you want to stick in it.
"MSI's X99A XPOWER GAMING TITANIUM is a mouthful, but the XPOWER series has been a favorite of ours here at HardOCP for years now. The latest X99 iteration has much to prove. Is the X99A XPOWER GAMING TITANIUM another pretty face, or is it a fitting addition to the venerable XPOWER line?"
Here are some more Motherboard articles from around the web:
- Asus' X99-A II @ The Tech Report
- GIGABYTE X99 Designare EX LGA2011-v3 @ [H]ard|OCP
- Gigabyte X99-Designare-EX Review @ OCC
- ASUS STRIX X99 Gaming @ eTeknix
- EVGA X99 FTW K @ Modders-Inc
Xaggerated claims from Intel? Psah, we've heard that googolplex of times before
Subject: General Tech | August 12, 2016 - 01:16 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: 3D XPoint, Intel, FMS 2016
You might have caught our reference to this on the podcast, XPoint is amazingly fast but the marketing clams were an order or magnitude or two off of the real performance levels. Al took some very nice pictures at FMS and covered what Micron had to say about their new QuantX drives. The Register also dropped by and offers a tidbit on the pricing, roughly four to five times as much as current flash or about half the cost of an equivalent amount of RAM. They also compare the stated endurance of 25 complete drive writes per day to existing flash which offers between 10 to 17 depending on the technology used.
The question they ask at the end is one many data centre managers will also be asking, is the actual speed boost worth the cost of upgrading or will other less expensive alternatives be more economical?
"XPoint will substantially undershoot the 1,000-times-faster and 1,000-times-longer-lived-than-flash claims made by Intel when it was first announced – with just a 10-times speed boost and 2.5-times longer endurance in reality."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- Thieves can wirelessly unlock up to 100 million Volkswagens, each at the press of a button @ The Register
- McAfee outs malware dev firm with scores of Download.com installs @ The Register
- Creator of Chatbot that Beat 160K Parking Fines Now Tackling Homelessness @ Slashdot
- New Air-Gap Jumper Covertly Transmits Data in Hard-Drive Sounds @ Slashdot
- Galaxy Note 7 to get Android 7.0 Nougat in 'two to three months' @ The Inquirer
Corsair Releases Hydro GFX GTX 1080 Liquid-Cooled Graphics Card
Subject: Graphics Cards | August 12, 2016 - 10:59 AM | Sebastian Peak
Tagged: overclock, nvidia, msi, liquid cooled, hydro H55, hydro gfx, GTX 1080, graphics card, gaming, corsair
Corsair and MSI have teamed up once again to produce a liquid-cooled edition of the latest NVIDIA GPU, with the GTX 1080 receiving the same treatment these two gave to the Hydro GFX version of GTX 980 Ti last year.
"The CORSAIR Hydro GFX GTX 1080 brings all the benefits of liquid cooling to the GeForce GTX 1080, boasting an integrated CORSAIR Hydro Series H55 cooler that draws heat from the GPU via a micro-fin copper base cold plate and dissipates it efficiently using a 120mm high-surface area radiator. A pre-installed low-noise LED-lit 120mm fan ensures steady, reliable air-flow, keeping GPU temperatures down and clock speeds high.
With a low-profile PCB and pre-fitted, fully-sealed liquid cooler, the Hydro GFX GTX 1080 is simple and easy to install. Just fit the card into a PCI-E 3.0 x16 slot, mount the radiator and enjoy low maintenance liquid cooling for the lifetime of the card."
Naturally, with an integrated closed-loop liquid cooler this GTX 1080 won't be relegated to stock speeds out of the box, though Corsair leaves this up to the user. The card offers three performance modes which allow users to choose between lower noise and higher performance. Silent Mode leaves the GTX 1080 at stock settings (1733 MHz Boost), Gaming Mode increases the Boost clock to 1822 MHz, and OC Mode increases this slightly to 1847 MHz (while increasing memory speed in this mode as well).
This liquid-cooled version will provide higher sustained clocks
Here are the full specs from Corsair:
- GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080
- CUDA Cores: 2,560
- Interface: PCI Express 3.0 x16
- Boost / Base Core Clock:
- 1,847 MHz / 1,708 MHz (OC Mode)
- 1,822 MHz / 1,683 MHz (Gaming Mode)
- 1,733 MHz / 1,607 MHz (Silent Mode)
- Memory Clock:
- 10,108 MHz (OC Mode)
- 10,010 MHZ (Gaming Mode)
- 10,010 MHz (Silent Mode)
- Memory Size: 8192MB
- Memory Type: 8GB GDDR5X
- Memory Bus: 256-bit
- Outputs:
- 3x DisplayPort (Version 1.4)
- 1x HDMI (Version 2.0)
- 1x DL-DVI-D
- Power Connector: 8-pin x 1
- Power Consumption: 180W
- Dimension / Weight:Card: 270 x 111 x 40 mm / 1249 g
- Cooler: 151 x 118 x 52 mm/ 1286 g
The Corsair Hydro GFX GTX 1080 is available now, exclusively on Corsair's official online store, and priced at $749.99.
Introduction, Features and Specifications
Cooler Master has a long standing and well respected reputation for delivering cases, power supplies, cooling products, and peripherals to the PC enthusiast market. They recently added the MasterBox 5 Series to their formidable case lineup, which includes three models: Black with side window, White with side window, and Black without a side window. The front bezel is also available with or without support for up to two 5.25" external drive bays. The MasterBox 5 fits into Cooler Master's mid-tower case lineup, which includes nine other product lines and over seventy mid-tower cases in various sizes and colors!
Cooler Master MasterBox 5 Mid-Tower Case
The MasterBox 5 Series incorporates a straightforward design with numerous internal cutouts on the motherboard tray to allow for easy cable routing and flexible drive mounting. The case can accommodate larger, high-end components like tall CPU coolers, extended length graphic cards, and/or liquid cooling systems. The MasterBox 5 case can mount four different sizes of motherboards, ranging from mini-ITX to Extended-ATX and comes with two very quiet 120mm cooling fans preinstalled. Our review sample included a basic configuration of two internal 3.5" HDD bays, one SSD bracket, but no 5.25" external drive bays.
Cooler Master MasterBox 5 Mid-Tower Case Key Features:
• Mid-Tower ATX enclosure (LxWxH, 500x220x475mm, 19.7x8.7x18.7")
• Flexible mounting options for SSDs and HDDs
• Supports E-ATX, ATX, Micro-ATX and Mini-ITX motherboards
• Easily removed dust filters on front and bottom panels
• Two included case fans (120mm intake and 120mm exhaust)
• Large acrylic side window
• Included shroud covers PSU and cabling for a clean look
• (2) USB 3.0, mic and headphone jacks on the top I/O panel
• Two internal 3.5" HDD / 2.5" SSD trays and one SSD bracket
• Up to 410mm (16.1") for long graphic cards
• Up to 167mm (6.5") of space for tall CPU coolers
• Price: $79.99 USD
Microsoft Won't End Support for Skylake on Windows 7/8.1
Subject: General Tech | August 11, 2016 - 05:42 PM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: windows 10, microsoft
Previously, Microsoft said that they will end support for Skylake-based processors on Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 before the OS's extended support date. Later processors, like Intel's Kaby Lake and AMD's Bristol Ridge, will not be supported on 7 and 8.1 at all. To use those processors, their associated devices will need to be running Windows 10 (or, you know, Linux or something).
This has just changed for Skylake, but not for Kaby Lake and Bristol Ridge. Skylake will now be supported through the entire life-cycle of Windows 7 (January 14, 2020) and Windows 8.1 (January 10, 2023). This is particularly good because Skylake was already released and in the hands of users when they first announced pulling the plug. Now users will know before they purchase their hardware (albeit not before many have purchased a retail copy of Windows 7 or Windows 8.x with transfer rights that intend to continually upgrade beyond Skylake or to AMD's Zen architecture) that Microsoft will not support it outside of Windows 10.
Helicopter headphones from ARCTIC, for AirWolf enthusiasts and ... others
Subject: General Tech | August 11, 2016 - 03:51 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: audio, arctic, P533 Military, gaming headset
Arctic has a rather unique product up for sale, an analog gaming headset modelled after the style you would see a helicopter pilot on TV wearing. The P533 Military Stereo Headset utilizes the standard 40mm neodymium drivers common to many headsets with a dynamic range of 20Hz-20KHz, 32Ohm impedance and 95dB sensitivity. The microphone boom is longer than usual and features several joints to allow you to position it exactly where you want. The P533 also has an integrated volume control knob on the outside of the right ear cup as opposed to inline on the cord, which ends in 3.5mm jacks. There is no doubt that the hard, rounded cups are unique looking although perhaps not what most of us are looking for. Check out Nikktech's review of the P533, even if it is just to see the design of these things.
"It may not be the best attack helicopter headset clone in the market today but the P533 Military Stereo Headset by ARCTIC might just be the most affordable one."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- Sennheiser Momentum Ivory 2.0 wireless headset @ Kitguru
- Hyper X Cloud Revolver Gaming Headset Review @ Techgage
- GAMDIAS Hephaestus v2 Gaming Headset @ Benchmark Reviews
- Oittm REALSOUND RGB Portable Speaker Review @ NikKTech
Looking for some recommendations for mobile devices?
Subject: Mobile | August 11, 2016 - 02:57 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: guide
While the article was published last month, the various devices picked by The Tech Report still represent the best available choices on the market ... at least in their eyes. For instance nothing comparable to NVIDIA's Shield has been released recently and the two recommended Chromebooks are still the best which are available for purchase. They cover a variety of convertible and standard format laptops and the list of phones they recommend goes far beyond the binary choice of Apple or Samsung. If you are shopping for mobile devices for yourself or for someone else you should take a quick peek at their top picks for the summer.
"The Tech Report staff has scoured the Internet and drawn on our experience with the latest tablets, laptops, and phones to compile a list of the mobile devices we think are most worth your hard-earned cash this summer."
Here are some more Mobile articles from around the web:
More Mobile Articles
- Dell Chromebook 13 7310 @ Kitguru
- Eurocom Monster 4 (GTX970M) @ techPowerUp
- MSI Aegis X @ Kitguru
- The Kirin 650-Powered honor 5C Smartphone @ Tech ARP
- A Real Flagship Killer: OnePlus 3 Smartphone Review @ Techgage
- The honor 5C Smartphone @ Tech ARP
- Razer Mechanical Keyboard Case (Apple iPad Pro) @ Custom PC Review
Backdoors are bad Microsoft; hadn't this become very obvious already?
Subject: General Tech | August 11, 2016 - 12:48 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: Secure Boot, microsoft, backdoor, security
Yes, even though this occurs on a regular occasion, we are to be shocked that another secret backdoor into a security product has been discovered, exploited and published. In this case it is Microsoft's Secure Boot which has been unlocked and even better news is that it probably cannot be completely repaired without rendering previous backups and installations incompatible. On the positive side, devices which are locked down even for those with administrative privileges such as ARM-based Windows RT tablets can be unlocked and you can chose a different OS to install. The negatives will have more of an effect on businesses and system builders who relied on it to prevent modified Windows installs from booting, preventing infections and questionably sourced Windows images from being used.
The Register has links to more information on Secure Boot and Microsoft's response and you can read some information about the group which found and released the information about this over at The Inquirer.
"Microsoft leaked the golden keys that unlock Windows-powered tablets, phones and other devices sealed by Secure Boot – and is now scrambling to undo the blunder."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- Next Generation of Wireless -- 5G -- Is All Hype @ Slashdot
- US couple sues after IP address fingers them for thousands of crimes @ The Inquirer
- Toshiba flashes 100TB QLC flash drive, might release within months. Really @ The Register
- An ATM hack and a PIN-pad hack show chip cards aren't impervious to fraud @ Ars Technica
FMS 2016: Phison E8 Controller - NVMe Speed at SATA Cost
Subject: Storage | August 11, 2016 - 12:27 PM | Allyn Malventano
Tagged: ssd, PS5008-E8/E8T, PS5008-E8, PS5007-E7, phison, PCIe 3.0 x2, NVMe, FMS 2016, FMS, E8
I visited Phison to check out their new E8 controller:
Phsion opted to take a step back from the higher performance PCIe 3.0 x4 NVMe controllers out there, offering a solution with half the lanes. PCIe 3.0 x2 can still handle 1.5 GB/s, and this controller can exceed 200,000 random IOPS. Those specs are actually in-line with what most shipping x4 solutions offer today, meaning the E8 is more effectively saturating its more limited connectivity. Reducing the number of lanes helps Phison reduce the component cost of this controller to match the cost of typical SATA controllers while tripling the performance, greatly reducing the cost to produce NVMe SSDs.
In addition to 3D Flash support, the E8 is also a DRAM-less controller, meaning it has a small internal SRAM cache and has been architected to not need external DRAM installed on the PCB. DRAM-less means even lower costs. This can only be a good thing, since high performing NVMe parts at SATA costs is going to drive down the costs of even faster NVMe solutions, which is great for future buyers.
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Alan Jackson Remebers When He Joinded the Grand Ole OpryAlan Jackson celebrated his 25th anniversary as a member of the Grand Ole Opry on June 7, and the Opry released a video of Jackson performing his classic hit Remember When to remember the event.
Genuine: The Alan Jackson Story, A Definitive Three CD Career-Defining Collection Available Worldwide Friday, August 5Genuine: The Alan Jackson Story, a definitive three CD career-defining anthology of music including classic tracks, hits, and rarities including eight previously unreleased recordings from country superstar Alan Jackson will be released worldwide digitally and on CD beginning August 5.
Alan Jackson and Ply Gem Help Dedicate House with LaVergne Family as Part of National Habitat for Humanity Home Builders BlitzCountry music icon Alan Jackson and Ply Gem® (NYSE: PGEM), a manufacturer of building products, helped dedicate a house built with a local family as part of the Habitat for Humanity national Home Builders Blitz week.
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Hear Alan Jackson's heartbreaking new single 'The One You're Waiting For'Alan Jackson is one of those rare artists who only gets better with age. The longing in his voice is as potent on his new single "The One You're Waiting For" as it was on his first studio record (1989's defining Here in the Real World).
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Over the past several years, Molycorp has partnered with the National Park Service, the National Park Trust, and Chevron to help create the Ivanpah Desert Tortoise Research Facility, located approximately 10 miles from Molycorp's Mountain Pass, California Rare Earth Facility. The Desert Tortoise Research Facility helps to shelter young desert tortoises. Molycorp donated the land for the facility, and Chevron generously financed the facility's construction.
In September 2014, the partners formally dedicated the Facility in an event that featured a field trip by several dozen fourth and fifth grade students from schools in Baker, CA and Henderson, NV. The students were taught about desert tortoises and other native species in the Mojave desert, and were able to witness the release of some juvenile tortoises into the wild.
The National Park Service will now manage the facility while scientists from University of California-Davis and the University of Georgia-Savannah River will conduct research. The facility includes a LEED Silver-certified laboratory building, two acres of predator-proof tortoise enclosures containing native vegetation, and seven acres of high-quality tortoise habitat.
To see a video on the Desert Tortoise Research Facility, go here.
Additional information on the Facility, provided by the National Park Service, can be seen below.
New Ivanpah Desert Tortoise Research Facility
Designed specifically for scientists to conduct research into juvenile tortoise survival, the Ivanpah Desert Tortoise Research Facility includes a LEED-certified laboratory building, four enclosures consisting of two acres of outdoor predator-proof tortoise holding pens containing native vegetation, and seven acres of high-quality tortoise habitat.
Research toward desert tortoise recovery
Desert tortoise populations continue to decline despite decades of protection efforts after their listing as a Threatened Species in 1990. There are many factors contributing to their decline in numbers. Scientists at the Ivanpah research facility are focusing on the problem of low recruitment: many juvenile tortoises never make it to maturity, hindering the ability of populations to rebound.
Scientists have identified predation, especially by ravens and coyotes, as a major cause of mortality during the first several years of life, before shells harden. Raising hatchlings in captivity until they are better able to resist predation, then releasing them into the wild, is known as headstarting.
While this practice improves juvenile tortoise survival rates, little is known about the efficacy of this program in reversing the population decline. Continual use of headstarting to maintain a declining population may not be logistically feasible, but temporary use to augment a depleted population could potentially "jump-start" a localized recovery, provided that the threats causing the original decline have been mitigated.
Scientists at the Desert Tortoise Research Facility will study these issues and develop repeatable protocols should they find that headstarting could help bring about the recovery of this species.
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In 2009, Chevron began collaborating with the National Park Service and Molycorp to design and construct a facility for desert tortoise research, including a LEED-certified building and state-of-the-art predator exclosures to house juvenile and gravid female tortoises. Chevron constructed the first predator-proof tortoise holding pens in 2010; construction of the research facility building was completed in March 2011.
The National Park Trust, a non-profit organization, began managing the facility on behalf of the National Park Service in 2012, and continued in this role until transfer of the land title was complete. The building will be dedicated on September 4, 2014.
In 2011, scientists from the University of Georgia's Savannah River Ecology Lab and the University of California, Davis initiated long-term headstarting research using mitigation funds provided by Chevron and support from other grants.


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I put a set in my travel easel which I keep in the car for spur of the moment landscape stops. The colors are not quite as vibrant as my usual paints, but I think they proved successful for this small (6"x8") morning painting at Pacheco Pond.
It will be interesting to see how it goes in different light and weather conditions, and to see what kind of colors I can mix up with this new recipe.