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Much like Intel's last "budget / mainstream" offering, the P35, the P45 is shaping up to be a true winner. @Merlin... No, I think it was Minnesota. He also used to wrestle and stared opposite Carl Weathers in the blockbuster "Predator". Oh Jesse the Body, you were so awesome.

You got a PM... Let me know what you have tried already and we can go from there. Let's keep this open in the thread as to help others that might be experiencing the same problems. If anyone else has input, please provide. A community provided solution is always preferred as there are...

Didn't he used to govern Minnesota?

The Asus motherboard review was a good look at the capabilities of the new P45 chipset and this news is great for the HTPC crowd.

This isn't all that surprising having seen what they were able to do with HP's Blackbird 002. Asetek is a very solid aftermarket cooling manufacturer and it's nice to see them pushing the idea of near silent "super" computing.

That notebook will most certainly run three monitors with the TH2Go. Doing a quick search for you notebook on the HP site, I wasn't able to find exactly which video card you have in your computer but I assume it can handle the higher resolution. Before you run out and purchase one though...

I just upgraded from an E6600 to an E8400 and haven't regretted skipping over a quad core CPU one bit. The bump in frequency alone is wonderful and as Rory pointed out, if you don't need four cores, your going to have a more enjoyable experience with two cores running at faster speeds (not that...

Sadly, I don't have any of those answers for you. I don't think any Atom based notebook has been publicly benched. If your interested, Anandtech has a few numbers on the Eee Box PC. Take those numbers for what they are but it is an Atom based PC, only of the desktop variety. Concerning...

Hovering around 3 and a half dollars. Boooooo!

Not wanting to start a political rant here but I caught a press release from Razer... you know, these guys: http://techgage.com/article/razer_barracuda_ac-1_sound_card/ http://techgage.com/article/razer_pro_solutions_proclick_v16_and_protype/...

I can't begin to tell you how many drivers we have ran their trailers into low clearance bridges. It happens all the time. While this driver is still responsible for NOT PAYING ATTENTION WITH A BUS FULL OF CHILDREN, ahem... it would still be easy to trust the directions given to you by the all...

http://techgage.com/article/trendnet_tew-637ap_wireless_n_access_point/ At that price though, unless your REALLY love your current setup, why wouldn't you just get another router? Still, it's a great little AP.

Rest your sweet little hearts... IP camera reviews will be coming shortly. I have a pair of TRENDnet cams on the bench :)

Seriously, does she have even one valid reason to not be thrilled? ONE?!? It's not like your asking to take in a perfect stranger moving to Indiana from New York that may or may not end up being a total douche and take your money. It's a freaking cow!

Typical juvenile response. Apple released the first round of ads (I'm a Man / I'm a PC) and they got good responses from them. They ran that into the ground (or they had Drew Barrymore) and got nasty. It's Apple trying to get more attention now that people have forgotten about their first PC...

What other reviews have your read? Rory is as smart as anyone when it comes to audio so while he does lack bionic ears, unlike many, he knows what to listen for. We aren't asking you to "buy" the review but please don't discredit the editor for simply offering an educated opinion that clearly...

We have been doing since I have been alive... then again, I live on a farm :D It's a phenomenal way to save money. When we did it though, we would take our own cows to the market (processor) and usually split it with a friend. We share the costs as well as the meat. You can even talk with...

Which SMC product did you own? I ask because it seems that TRENDnet and SMC release similar routers, and by similar, I mean identical. If the internals are the same, then both companies just re-badge them and call them their own. D-Link also uses the same internals as TRENDnet in the DIR-655...

This was noticed but not found to be that disturbing... then again, I am usually the only one on the network at any given time. I haven't used a Linksys router in honestly, 2 years so I suppose I simply forget about that convenience. Perhaps D-Link routers are just running Windows :D...

I own a small switch that I bought about 4 years ago, this router and the DIR-655. I have not had a single problem with any of them. That said, I know there have been a lot of complaints from a lot of different people about their hardware in the past. Hopefully this has been addressed with...