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I have to agree. Optix makes me laugh all the time.

I couldn't agree more with this. I'm stoked :D

Yes, it's ridiculous, but cool for a laugh. I'd much rather read the code than hear it.

283Kb/s up? That's faster than my home Internet connection :-|

Bear in mind that while these results are at 2560x1600, the fact that the performance is so bad at that point doesn't give much confidence for running lower resolutions. Even if an HD 5970 could deliver 40 FPS at 1680x1050, that does us no good for testing. It's not a good thing when the...

$25 for even just one bag? Or is that just for the second and third? Some other airlines are even worse than that, but I'm glad Air Canada has stuck with its first-bag-is-free policy. How fast/reliable is that Internet? Perhaps you could run a test at Speedtest.net and report the results?

For fans of the Elder Scrolls series, November 2011 is going to be a month to plan for, as the fifth game in the series, "Skyrim", is set to be released. The game acts as a direct sequel to Oblivion, taking place in the fictional land of Tamriel. The game will focus heavily on dragons, who in...

When we publish a news post discussing music, the topic often covers music services, like iTunes, or piracy, and the results of. This post doesn't cover either of those, and it's much more likely to make your brain explode. Interested? Of course you are. An article published by Cracked takes a...

During a briefing held last week, AMD took the time to detail some of the major changes coming to its Catalyst driver. Of these, the most interesting might be the fact that the UI is getting a major overhaul, and so far, it looks great. In addition to taking a look at this, we also delve into...

Time to give this thread another kick-start!

Over the course of the past couple of months, we've taken a look at a fair number of set-top media players, including two similar models from AC Ryan, called the Playon!HD. I took a look at the "mini" variant in September, while Brett took the non-mini for a spin just a couple of weeks ago...

People who use and understand Linux to a great degree could be considered "geeks", but if that's the case, what would you call someone who listens to the Linux kernel source code? Yes, I said listens. It'd be one thing to read through it, but thanks to Frederic Cambus, the ability to sit back...