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LMAO, that video is awesome!

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I'd much rather spend $10 for improved cooling than a pre-OC, that's for sure. It's not like the card can't be overclocked manually, heh. And that's more fun anyway (not that I care about GPU overclocking... find it a waste of time for the most part to be honest).

About a year prior to Half-Life 2's official release, someone had hacked into Valve's servers and stole the source code for the game, and within no time, it was made available online for anyone to download, look through, and play. I remember being one of those to download the code at the time...

President Barack Obama last week met with several important Silicon Valley employers and innovators, including Intel's own Paul Otellini, and afterward, Intel gave him a tour of its semiconductor research and manufacturing site in Hillsboro, Oregon. At the same time, Intel announced its plans to...

Sapphire's Vapor-X series of graphics cards have long been praised for their ability to deliver superb cooling with the help of an efficient cooler, and not surprisingly, the HD 6800 series isn't without such a model. We're taking a look at the company's Radeon HD 6870 1GB variant, and see if...

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For the gamer looking to find a great mouse, the choices are limitless. But how often does one "feel" perfect? To cater to gamers who don't mind taking time to customize a mouse to a huge degree, Mad Catz delivers its R.A.T. series. With full ability to customize both the body and software...

Or three! "Can it play Crysis 2?" There, I said it.

Poor Crytek. I forget where it was, but I read an interview with Crytek's Cevat Yerli a couple of years ago where he stated that the "next Crysis" wouldn't be PC-exclusive like Crysis and Crysis Warhead were. Why? Piracy, and nothing but. Games are so easy to pirate on the PC, and with a game as...

For storage, you might as well go with a 2TB as those can be had for as low as $80 sometimes, unless of course you know you'll never use more than 1TB. For mid-tower, most of them are good today, so any that fit your price-range could be considered. Thermaltake and NZXT both offer some great...

That doesn't mean it's not free... it's still free for current content, and that's what a lot of people use it for ;-)

It's been a while since Thermaltake released an update to its "Max" line-up of hard drive enclosures, but the Max 5G looks to be a great one. Aside from looking good, it supports SATA 3.0 hard drives and a USB 3.0 interface, and helps keep your drive cool by employing dual 80mm quiet fans. Read...

No kidding! I'll still have a blast though. I can still play through Duke Nukem 3D and have fun straight through. I'll have to beat it once again right before the launch of Forever. Last time I cleared it was about two years ago, so I'm overdue ;-)

Often on the go and require a super-fast storage solution to take along? Portable SSDs are not exactly new, but they are constantly being improved. Though Kingston was a bit late to the party with its HyperX Max 3.0, we've found it to be the best portable SSD we've tested to date. It features...

That's exactly what I was thinking when I was testing it out, heh.

I didn't mean it was "free" per se, just that it can be viewed for free. If people knew that it was available right online at Hulu, they might even prefer that option given it ups the convenience factor. Either way, there's better solutions than suing people.

For those looking to get into photo editing, or any type of image manipulation, Adobe's Photoshop is always the quickest-recommended solution. But to most people just starting out, Photoshop can seem a bit overwhelming, and it's of no surprise... it is a professional tool, after all. That...

If able, I'd take the hard drive out of the enclosure and then install it into your PC directly, to see if the drive is still alive or not. External enclosures are notorious for being hugely unreliable over a long period of time. The drive might be fine... and it could be that the enclosure has...