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Ever have one of those weeks (or stretches) where nothing seems to go right? Our HD 6900 series article should have been posted last week, but wasn't due to a multitude of problems that arose during testing with our test machine. This is not the fault of the cards, but something else to do with...

To be fair, it DOES have a nice cooler. Screenshotted so that the proof will remain forever.

While working on a couple of projects on my PC last week, one of my cats decided it'd be as good a time as any to hop up onto the chassis and rest his foot on the power button. The chassis I use, Cooler Master's CM Storm Sniper, is quite good in many ways, but if I could change one thing, it'd...

NVIDIA's holding a contest where one winner will walk away with a 3D notebook. Runner-ups will receive a copy of the super-fun Dead Rising 2. Open to US and Canada. http://news.nvidia.com:8080/t/151592/795403/7941/0/

I tend to be drawn to the color white when used in a PC, so I'm in heaven with this one. The chassis base is NZXT's Phantom, and the modder's goal was to use as much white as possible, and have black accents. I think it looks good :D http://www.overclocking-pc.fr/forums/showthread.php?t=19801

That reminds me of that little project I've been meaning to get on *sigh*.

It's not just you... I read it the same way ;)

Am I the only one who hasn't played Mass Effect? I have the first one, I need to make it a point to play it in the new year, and then the second. I can't believe how far behind I am on games.

I've donated 10 vaccinations so far, who's with me?!

Yes, when a kid kicks off trash talk with the n-word, it can only get even worse. It's ridiculous, as soon as I heard her say that, I just stopped watching. The parents need a slap upside the head.

To be honest, given the GPU you are using and the resolution you're gaming at, I think an SSD is absolutely the best choice here. It'll improve the performance of your PC in a way that a CPU will be unable to. It's interesting you mention this quandry though, because we'll be publishing an...

Great parenting there.

I agree, and the problem is, I'm not quite sure how this is going to work. If I ask you a question and you don't know the answer, you are not just going to come up with it out of thin air, so what's different here? Watson would have to have a database of some sort with all of this information...

Finally, a proper use for this smilie: :eek:! Seriously, that's some intense hardware. You're playing with a piece of PCB that costs as much as some houses, LOL. Or nearly a Bentley GT. Your job must be extremely interesting.

Haha, I don't sugar coat much, and you'd certainly know if you had an ugly kid or not. If I ever have kids I hope to have them as cute as that, seriously. CHANGE IT. Boy, BC2 gamers are boring. :eek: :p

If an insider reporting to CNET is to be believed, it looks like the initial notebook offerings to employ Intel's Sandy Bridge processor architecture will be of the quad-core variety. That's right... no dual-cores at launch. This is quite the shift from previous launches, where dual-cores have...

What works at IBM, but isn't an employee? Stumped? A supercomputer, of course! Quiz questions like these are what we'll see in February, when one of America's most-loved game shows, Jeopardy!, features one of its most unique contestants ever, "Watson". No, it's not a human being, but rather the...

Join the cause Install the Chrome for a Cause extension to participate. Each tab you open will raise money for charity. Contribute your tabs. At the end of each day, choose one of five charities to support. http://www.google.com/chrome/intl/en/p/cause/#tnc I believe the limit is 250 tabs...

I'm guessing there's just some major issue with that card and those settings. Problems like that with dual-GPU cards are too common sometimes.

If it's a master boot record virus, the best course of action would be to get the data off that drive and onto another, and then wipe the infected drive with a secure erase (HDD Erase). That should get rid of it, as it also cleans out the MBR, which a format sometimes doesn't do. Sounds like...