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Grats on the purchase :D Love Newegg's sense of humor there, good stuff.

You're right... heh. It was indeed a cache issue. I have no idea why I didn't think to do that, since it's usually one of the first things I do. Just never had a cache affect me quite like that before. Thanks, man!

At IDF, Intel officially launched the enterprise SSD 710 Series, and went on to further reveal "Cherryville" and "Hawley Creek" SSD codenames along with some juicy details; most notable being the information regarding Cherryville. Read the rest of our post and then discuss it here!

All-in-one liquid coolers are everywhere lately with the latest one announced yesterday at the Intel Developer Forum (IDF), still ongoing in San Francisco. Intel and water cooling? Yes, you read that correctly. The processor power house in conjunction with Asetek has unveiled its version, the...

I am having a problem with YouTube and Chrome, which is odd since both are Google products. In Chrome, the videos I watch will never buffer. I even had one sit for 3 full minutes, and there was no progress at all. With Internet Explorer, all is well. The videos start buffering right from the...

At the start of summer, we asked, "Is Intel's Thunderbolt Dead in the Water?". At that time, it seemed like that could be the case, thanks to expensive chipsets, cables and even products - not to mention a lack of products in general. With a multitude of companies supporting Thunderbolt showing...

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The thread was deleted. Good thing I got a screenshot :D

Google tends to launch more projects than I can keep track of, and despite their volume, it's a rare day when one of them strikes me as being amazing. Google Flights finds itself under that exact description, because after a couple of quick tests, I could see me using this as my primary source...

Glad to know I'm the last person on earth to hear of Synergy.

Well what impresses me most is that fact that this was done with an eight-core processor. AFAIK, the Celeron record before it was a single core.

Just weeks after the launch of Kingston’s first SandForce SF-2281 solid-state drive with the HyperX series, the company is now announcing the launch of its SSDNow KC100 lineup targeted at business and enterprise solutions. KC100 is a 2.5" SSD powered by the latest generation of SandForce's...

All CPU coolers promise effective CPU cooling, but how each one manages their goal can vary wildly. One may be super-quiet but be the size of a car, while another may be modest-sized but sound like a jet engine. The Frio OCK and Jing from Thermaltake aren't so extreme, but make a perfect case...

Some people just have patience. I sure don't :D I run betas exclusively for some reason... it's just in my blood.

LOL :D I pinged AMD and NVIDIA about the drivers that we should be using in Windows 8. There is no good answer, just install what you have and hope it works. :mad:

This thread inspired me. Tonight is Hard Reset + beer night.

Thanks to the Windows 8 development blog Microsoft launched last month, we've been talking quite a bit about what the upcoming OS is set to feature. So far, the excitement level seems to be high, evidenced by comments made in our forums and other comment sections around the Web. Could Windows 8...

I can't help but check out the Steam forums for games I am anticipating right before a launch, because sometimes it's a great way to soak in a ton of info at once, and also see the whiners come out in full force. Nowadays, if a game is delayed at the last minute or it releases to a couple of...

Though there are some exceptions, I'm inclined to agree - at least where mass-produced beer is concerned. There are still a lot of beers in the US that are good, but most come from the lower-tier of the mainstream or micro-brews (Samuel Adams is one exception of what I consider to be a great...

NVIDIA has just released its latest GeForce beta driver, version 285.27. The major focus here is SLI-related performance improvements, with gains of up to 13% being seen when using dual GTX 580s. The 13% boost affects Metro 2033, while Call of Duty: Black Ops, Civilization V, Crysis 2, F1 2010...