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I totally agree. A CPU is only as good as its chipset, and in that regard I believe that Intel is still superior. Sure the Nforce4 for AMD has gotten some pretty good reviews, but for my money give me an Intel CPU plus Intel chipset. I don't care that the benchmarks say I have made a bad...

I normally get a starting price in my head of the card I would like to purchase, and then I imagine my wife's face and how much a divorce would end up costing me, and work downwards from there ;)

My ten cents worth: If you're going AMD - Nforce4. If you're going Intel - stick with an Intel chipset. Benchmarking apps might tell you that the Nforce4 or Radeon Xpress chipsets are marginally faster, but you will more than make up for it with the stability of an Intel chipset.

Who says game developers are *supposed* to embrace new technology??? Unfortunately money dictates what game developers embrace; they don't just do it for the good of gaming or to make us enthusiasts happy. Why would they embrace a technology that is aimed towards the <5% of total gamers who...

If it's not considered arrogant I would like to link to an article I wrote at NGOHQ detailing how SLI is perhaps over-rated and a marketer's dream. The link is http://www.ngohq.com/home.php?page=Articles&go=read&arc_id=71. Don't get me wrong - I realize that SLI is the fastest video setup...

I use a small mixture of half-water, half-isopropyl alcohol which seems to do the job well. The trick is that you have to use as soft a cloth as possible. IMO even things like paper towels can be too abrasive.