Razer has unleashed upon the gaming world a new set of Gaming Peripherals with StarCraft II theme: Wings of Liberty. This line of peripherals includes the Razer Spectre StarCraft II Gaming Mouse, the Razer Marauder StarCraft II Gaming Keyboard and the Razer Banshee StarCraft II Gaming Headset.

The Gigabyte Aivia M8000X Gaming Mouse features a 6,000 dpi resolution which can also be adjusted to a lower settings, it also has built in memory that will store up to forty five different key settings. The Aivia M8000X is designed to be used by ‘professional gamers’ and has something that Gigabyte calls the “GHOST engine”. It’s a USB mouse and will be coming in just black. Pricing and release date haven’t been announced yet.

Kingston has been hiding in the shadows where DDR RAM memory is concerned but that’s because they were cunningly whipping up the worlds fastest DDR3 triple-channel, Intel-certified memory which is running at 2,333MHz. The 6GB 2333MHz Kingston HyperX triple-channel DDR3 memory kit runs at 9-11-9-27 timings at 1.65 volts and managed to achieve this important certification by Intel, which is enough proof for its impressive capabilities. Kingston will soon introduce 2,333MHz 3GB triple-channel kits to the market, as well as 2,250MHz 6GB kits for enthusiasts, gamers and benchmarkers looking to scale new memory heights. But you should know that with such performance these memories will leave a hollow space in your wallet. You can get the 6GB Kingston HyperX triple-channel DDR3 memory kit for a hefty $540+ but if you’re willing to settle for just 3GB, pricing will go down to $272, while the 2,250MHz 6GB kit will set you back around $369.

Thermaltake has showed off a few new products that are aimed directly at the gaming world under the banner of TT e-sports which includes a six-button gaming mouse, a mechanical gaming board dubbed MEKA and a gaming headset dubbed Shock One. The MEKA is a compact keyboard which has mechanical keys for better tactile feedback, does away with redundant keys and lacks macro keys. Shock One is a wired, 5.1 channel gaming headset that has native sound processing. The sound processor is DTS 5.1 compliant, and connects to the system over USB. Finally, the duo of a 6-button optical gaming mouse, and XTra mouse mat from Thermaltake.

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Graphic cards seems to be popping all over the place recently and world-renowned NVIDIA hasn’t been left out of the pack. NVIDIA also announced its latest performance-segment addition to the DirectX 11 compliant GeForce 400 series, the GeForce GTX 465 which features support for NVIDIA’s exclusive technologies like CUDA, PhysX, and 3D Vision Surround. The design is largely based on the GeForce GTX 470, with two memory chip pads unused and the card can pair with three more of its kind for 4-way SLI. It has five streaming multiprocessors (SMs) disabled, leaving a CUDA core count of 352, and a memory bus width of 256-bit.

ZOTAC has introduced to the world the first performance-class graphics card based on the latest Fermi architecture, the ZOTAC GeForce GTX 465 graphics card. With DirectX 11 support, enhanced anti-aliasing and NVIDIA 3D Vision Surround readiness, the ZOTAC GeForce GTX 465 delivers the best-in-class performance and features to value-conscious gamers. An ultra-wide 256-bit memory interface joins the GeForce GTX 465 graphics processor with 1GB of high-speed GDDR5 memory for a screaming-fast performance combination that delivers an adrenalin packed gaming experience.

EVGA has expanded their range of GeForce GTX 465 series graphics card with the launch of two new models, including one of the first factory-overclocked cards, the SuperClocked (SC). The GTX 465 (01G-P3-1465-AR) features 352 CUDA cores, 1GB of GDDR5 memory across a 256-bit wide memory interface, DirectX 11 support, and uses reference clock speeds of 607/3206 MHz (core/memory), while the SuperClocked model (01G-P3-1467-AR) bumps that up to 625/3240 MHz.

ASUS has added another high-end motherboard into their premium Republic of Gamers line, known as the Rampage III Gene. The Rampage III Gene is the latest series of socket LGA1366 motherboards based on the Intel X58 Express chipset and is of the micro-ATX form-factor. It embraces ASUS latest technologies and innovations which includes support for USB 3.0, SATA 6 Gb/s, ASUS ROG Connect, and more. The CPU is powered by an 8-phase PWM circuit, 2-phase for the six DDR3 DIMM slots for triple-channel memory support. As for expansion slots, the Rampage III Gene features two full-bandwidth PCI-Express 2.0 x16, an open-ended PCI-Express x4, and a legacy PCI. NVIDIA SLI and ATI CrossfireX are supported. Connectivity includes 8-channel audio, two USB 3.0 ports, a number of USB 2.0 ports including one which holds a Bluetooth module, gigabit Ethernet, and FireWire.

The Swedish manufacturer of professional high-end gaming accessories, Mionix, has revealed a new LED-optical gaming mouse with outstanding ergonomics at an affordable price. The shape of the Mionix Naos 3200 is based on the same unique ergonomic concept and build-quality as Mionix Naos 5000. The Naos 3200 offers great accuracy and long term durability and it has integrated LEDs that supports extensive color options and can be configured from the software among other functions such as adjustable polling rate, dpi sensitivity, macros and many more.

Features:

• Plug n Play – Completely Plug n Play, software needed only for configuration
• 3200 dpi LED – optical sensor – Reliable and accurate LED-optical sensor technology
• Built-in memory – Bring your settings and recorded macros with you
• Customizable LED light system – Personalize your mouse with your favourite color
• 3 steps customizable dpi in-game adjustment – Set 3 dpi values and switch easily between them in-game
• 7 programmable buttons – The buttons can be assigned to any key, mouse command or macro
• Adjustable polling rate – Tune it all the way up to 1000Hz through the software

SPARKLE Computer has announced the GeForce GT 220 1GB DDR2 Passive Graphics Card which features a low power and passive cooling design which also brings excellent 3D performance and silent working environment to mainstream users. Compared with the ordinary GT220 which sell in the market, the SPARKLE GeForce GT 220 1GB DDR2 Passive Graphics Card can save 20% power consumption during full loading mode. The Graphics Card is equipped with SPARKLE innovative Back-Cooling Technology with 1 copper heat pipes at the front side and aluminum heat sink at the back side of the PCB, with fanless design to deliver high-performance cooling at 0dB.