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If you're on the lookout for a DDR3 motherboard, the P5E3 Deluxe proves to be a superb choice. It's one of the most feature-packed offerings on the market, with it's passive cooling, on-board WiFi, high energy efficiency and even a remote control - all while being a solid overclocker as well...

It still impresses me how many people don't know what to do with an image once one is downloaded, but an application called ImgBurn might take the hassle out of it all. http://www.downloadsquad.com/2007/12/21/imgburn-free-cd-dvd-image-burning-for-windows/ Looks solid... load up the image and...

The fact that this can't be done by default drives me nuts (that goes for KDE too). This quick article tells about an application that allows it, along with rotation of your systray icons as well...

From our front-page news: Two weeks ago, we posted that Microsoft released the first and only release candidate for Windows XP Service Pack 3, and now the final release is available. Weighing in at 336.1MB, the installer can upgrade your PC to the latest and greatest Windows XP version in about...

From our front-page news: I'll make one thing clear... I might be a Sega fanboy. I've loved Sega's consoles from the Master System to the Dreamcast (likely my favorite console), but I have to wonder why they are screwing up their most popular franchises. They killed off the Dreamcast to shift to...

From our front-page news:By now, there is not too much that a retailer can do to actually shock customers and web-lurkers. Best Buy, Futureshop and others have been in the news countless times for ridiculous reasons, but today's story is actually not about any of those B&E stores, but rather a...

From our front-page news: When we posted about fresh firmware updates for the PSP and PS3 a few days ago, we failed to mention that PSOne games would now be playable on the PSP through the PS3 and WiFi. That's because, for some reason, Sony didn't deem it necessary to mention it in what was...

From our front-page news:Last week, someone struck the video game world with a video compilation of a Super Mario Galaxy game that would become available for the Nintendo DS if you completely beat the Wii version. The video was incredibly well done. The graphics were altered to look like a DS...

A relative newcomer to the high-end headphone market, German manufacturer Ultrasone is making waves in the industry with their competitively-priced offerings that deliver excellent sound quality and value. We take their HFI-700 headphones for a spin, and find plenty to get excited about. You...

Have more than one network-capable device in the house? You need a router! Luckily, that's exactly what our final gift guide tackles, along with a few of our favorite NAS boxes. Now you will really have no excuse for keeping your game console off the network or your data backed up! You can read...

On the lookout for the best cooling system and greatest power supplies for your money? We've got you covered. Our cooling guide will help you find exactly what you are looking for and then we top it off with a recommendation of three stellar power supplies. You can read Matt's gift guide here...

With such a vast selection of peripherals on the market, it can sometimes feel impossible to find the perfect product or one that you are best suited for. In our latest gift guide, we do all we can to make your decision for a new mouse and keyboard much easier. You can read Greg's and Nate's...

From our front-page news: "Haha". That's all that can be said about Duke Nukem Forever. I recall the very night in 1999 (as sad as that is) that I first heard about this fascinating new game and saw some incredible screenshots. The game was built on the Unreal 1 Engine... it had to kick ass. In...

From our front-page news: It was only two days ago that we learned of Intel's plans to delay the X48 chipset in order to help X38 sales, but plans of a new delay have surfaced - and it's one that will affect far more people. According to DigiTimes, Intel has plans to delay all three of their...

From our front-page news: NVIDIA has released their highly anticipated 780i chipset and both Tech Report and AnandTech have a look at what's new. Surprisingly, "new" is the wrong word to use, since not much is new at all. The 780i chipset is essentially identical to the previous generation 680i...

From our front-page news: We posted last week about HotHardware's article on NVIDIA's latest enthusiast-bound SLI configuration. There's no denying the fact that three GPUs in a single rig is drool-worthy, but the performance gains were not incredibly large and the power consumption was...

From our front-page news: It wasn't even a year ago when Intel joined the SSD fray, but so far their appearance has been impressive. They have now announced their Z-P140 "ultra-small" SSD chip which will be available in 1GB, 2GB, 4GB and 8GB models and have promises of read speeds of 40MB/s and...

From our front-page news:I have to wonder if CNet ever proofs blog posts before they go live, because one of their latest is appalling. Tech blogger Don Reisinger somehow believes that it would be best for AMD if they were to fold. Yeah, that's it. I'm a fan of Intel like most people, but anyone...

From our front-page news: I somehow overlooked the fact that Ulteo was putting OpenOffice into a web browser, but apparently they have, and Ars Technica has a preview. Web apps offer obvious benefits, but I am still skeptical, especially with ones like OpenOffice that require external memory...