Triplex will showcase distinctive new range of Millennium Silver products, based on a shiny silver printed circuit board (PCB). But this silver is more than just a cool design feature; it is also a part of the products leading-edge technology. Triplex has pioneered advances in cooling and EMI performance with its silver PCBs.

In the company's own tests with a non-silver MX400 graphics card and a silver MX400 graphics card, the silver model was up to 15-percent cooler in Run 3Dmark testing. Both cards had the same specifications; the only difference between the two models was Triplex's Millennium Silver PCB. The company tested not only the GPU, but also the memory and PCB surface. The non-silver model temperature was higher than the silver PCB at every test point, and its GPU was even over 50 degrees Celsius in an open environment which could cause instability in the PC system. The silver model stayed around 44 degrees Celsius, resulting in better and more stable performance. The second area of improved performance on the silver PCB is in ElectroMagnetic wave Interference (EMI). The silver model outperformed the non-silver model in all categories and notched up as much as a 47.1-percent improvement in EMI performance.

The increase in cooling and EMI performance, as well as the modern look of the silver PCB have been recognized by leading IT manufacturers. During the show you will see a silver mainboard that Triplex has produced in co-operation with Soyo. This board is launched at CeBIT and can be viewed at Triplex stand. The company is also working with major notebook vendors to produce silver mainboard based notebooks for CeBIT asia in Shanghai this September. In sound cards, Triplex has innovated a cool blue performance display panel that shows the various sound levels output by the card in a fashionable blue light.

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