Search results

I guess one dollar.

Anyone tried this out? I grabbed it, played with it for about 10 minutes and said to hell with it. Anyone have any other thoughts?

Thank you for the questions. This is in fact a typo on our part and will be corrected. While the numbers don't add up at first glance, you are not going to see actual speeds fast enough to be bottle necked by a 10/100 connection. Thanks again for pointing out our typo!

Welcome Shayx and great question. Your in luck, we have reviewed both the chill stream AND the rumblepad2 (wired version). http://techgage.com/article/logitech_chillstream_gamepad/ http://techgage.com/article/logitech_rumblepad_2/ Personally, I would go with the rumblepad2. It's wireless. I...

I absolutely love this case. Too bad it's just not affordable. However, it might not be the normal HTPC, but with a bit of creativity, you could put it anywhere.

Metatron, I just purchased the Q9450 and so far, have loved it. I am using a Zalman 9700 and it's cool and stable at 3.0 GHz. I have been up to 3.4 GHz but got tired of the Zalman fan running full bore all of the time. I would like to point you to our latest article, this one. With that CPU...

I would like to see these cards looked at with aftermarket coolers. As hot as they are, throw something on there with multiple heat pipes and the temps might come down, at least on the ATI card as I don't know exactly how the NVIDIA coolers are designed. Since the ATI is also a single slot...

Very solid article. This should help a lot of people in deciding their cooling choices.

Greyhound and tent. Seriously, I am flying down... just drove to and from DC and am done driving.

oo Cory! Get a plane ticket and a hotel room and join me!

With cards that can truly compete with NVIDIA's offerings, people like myself that would like a dual card setup but don't want to mortgage the house to get a decent SLI motherboard now have a Crossfire alternative. Virtually every motherboard available now that's not using an NVIDIA chipset...

Hell yeah! I am glad to hear that you like it. Now I wish they would make a wireless version :D

A few quick Computex ponders... <o:smarttagtype namespaceuri="urn:schemas-microsoft-com<img src=" images="" smilies="" redface.gif="" border="0" alt="" title="Embarrassment" smilieid="2" class="inlineimg"></o:smarttagtype>Seriously, motherboard manufacturers are SO frickin' out of this world...

Your exactly right but the same can be said for the Extreme line of Intel procs or the FX line during AMD's heyday... not many people could / can afford those either but they were produced. If we want to broaden the argument, we could apply this to cars, boats, houses and well, anything. I...

Your point flew right over my head... sorry about that.

WTF was that? All I heard were birds chirping.

Everything you just said is true. No one ever said that releasing the card was wrong of NVIDIA (dont get me wrong, I would love to have one). Concerning your monitor statement, regardless of cost, the Dell you mention shares the same resolution with monitors half it's price and the same amount...

First off, I whole heartedly trust Anand but I too noticed a large range of opinions on the new cards as I bounced around from site to site. I also agree with you that the mid-range cards that most of us have at the moment are far more powerful than or monitors really need. 24" monitors were...

If I had any time at all to play this game, I would totally pick it up. Might have to dig out the wheel and give it a go. Good to hear your loving it Merlin.

Reading through Anandtech's write up, a pair of 8800 GT's out perform a single one of these. Considering I am running one 24", one GT can chew up most games at 19x12 so when I get an SLI mobo (holding out for DFI's 790i board... if they ever release it) and a second GT, I will be sitting...