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Lian Li SP750 – 750W SFX PSU with Modular Cabling
Lian Li has expanded its range of power supplies with a 750W SFX model equipped with a modular cabling system. The new product, which received the designation SP750, according to the manufacturer, “is ideal for small-sized PCs with increased power consumption.” The manufacturer notes the use of Japanese capacitors in the design of the unit and the presence of the 80 Plus Gold certificate. The PSU case is made of aluminum alloy and painted black.
Until the load has exceeded 40%, the fan responsible for cooling the components of the power supply unit does not turn on, so the unit runs almost silently. When the fan rotates at maximum speed, the noise level does not exceed 31.8 dBA.
The SP750 has a suggested retail price of 130 euros. The manufacturer provides a five-year warranty for this power supply.

News
Tomorrow NASA will launch the Capstone spacecraft to the moon. It will allow to calculate the orbit for the future American lunar station Gateway

The US National Aeronautics and Space Administration has postponed the launch of the Capstone spacecraft from June 27 to June 28. The reason for the postponement of the launch is to conduct a “final check of the systems” of the launch.
Capstone should help calculate the orbit for the future lunar station Gateway. The spacecraft weighing about 25 kg is planned to be launched from Rocket Lab’s spaceport in New Zealand. NASA believes that Capstone will reach the goal in three months and spend at least six months in orbit. The space department indicates that the Capstone trajectory scheme is such that the device will arrive in its lunar orbit on November 13, regardless of the launch date “in the current period” – which is any day before July 27.
Phones
Unique on the outside and simple on the inside. Nothing Phone (1) specs leaked before announcement

Although the new Nothing Phone (1) smartphone is already available for pre-order in India, the developers have not yet confirmed its specifications.
Nothing is said to be in talks with Reliance Digital to sell the Nothing Phone (1) in its retail stores. The expected characteristics of the device were also published.
Nothing Phone (1) will receive a FullHD + OLED screen with support for a refresh rate of 120 Hz. It will be built on the basis of a Snapdragon 778G + single-chip system, the amount of RAM will be 8 GB.
The main camera will be equipped with image sensors with a resolution of 50 and 16 megapixels, the front camera will be 16 megapixels. The battery capacity will be 4500 mAh, it will support 45-watt charging.
The smartphone will run on the Android 12 operating system with the Nothing OS shell and proprietary Glyph Interface installed.
The presentation of Nothing Phone (1) is expected on July 12th.
Components
Weaker than any video card of modern generations. GeForce GTX 1630 images revealed

Images of the GeForce GTX 1630 graphics card have appeared on the Web, which should hit the market tomorrow if Nvidia does not postpone the launch again.
The model is very similar to MSI cards, but this device is from Colorful. The adapter of the BattleAx line received a cooling system with a pair of fans, but the radiator does not have a single heat pipe. However, given the parameters of the GTX 1630, its power consumption will be low.
Ports include HDMI, DisplayPort, and the now rare DVI. To work, the card still requires a six-pin power connector.
Recall that the new Nvidia is based on the TU117 GPU with 512 CUDA cores. She also received 4 GB of memory and a 64-bit bus. The adapter is expected to be even slightly slower than the GTX 1050 Ti.
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