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Well, for the most part, the most important settings in a game include texture details, anti-aliasing and anisotropic filtering. The first thing you want to do when loading up a game is to change the resolution to the maximum that your monitor will support. From there, crank all of the settings...

Ahh, pulled the trigger huh? Let us know how you like it man, I'm curious!

That's the big problem with notebooks, and one I experience with almost any notebook. Gaming on a desktop spoils things for you when you go on the notebook and can't crank the settings, haha. Glad you enjoy the notebook though!

From our front-page news: The Mac vs. PC debate has been going on for about as long as... well, as long as both platforms have been available. For the most part though, it's usually the users of each platform that are involved in the debate, but in recent years, it's been the companies...

While there's more competition than ever in the network music player space, Logitech's Squeezebox division continues to push out products that are both feature-rich and also excel in what they do... not to mention look good. The Boom is the latest product off the line, and as we had hoped, it...

From our front-page news: Earlier this year, Apple announced that iTunes would soon become 100% DRM-free, which was great news for many, myself included. As I mentioned around the same time, I had no prior interest in using iTunes for the DRM reason, and well, if it wasn't DRM, it would have...

From our front-page news: If there's one technology that's become huge over the past few years that I've been most pleased with, it would have to be network-attached storage. The concept is simple... have a dedicated box on the network that you can copy files to and share between computers. It's...

From our front-page news: At a press briefing earlier today, NVIDIA took the time to give us all an update on what's been happening with PhysX, and also introduced a new tool for game developers called APEX. It seems like everyone wants to release game-optimizers lately (Intel and AMD announced...

I looked through, and the results are quite similar to ours from months ago (between these two cards in particular). The games that ATI shows strength there, are the same ones that they showed strength with in our tests. Note that I'm paying most attention to the main charts at the top of...

Ahh right... "wireless", I guess that is kind of important. So it's not a webcam per se then... but a security cam.

I am not sure that his usage of "replaced" should be taken literally... he might just mean replace those CPU's positions in Intel's line-up. It just seems a little odd for Intel to come out with faster processors and then sell them at the exact same price as what was there before. It's not like...

I can't quite picture the problem, but this is one huge downfall of some dual-GPU cards. ATI cards tend to run hotter than NVIDIA, but for whatever reason, they also manage to handle that heat better. I'm not sure what to recommend though... liquid might be the best way to overcome whatever it...

Strange, huh? Despite that, most people go there first for their electronic needs...

From our front-page news: It's no secret that NVIDIA is trying hard to push their CUDA technology, but while it might be the next-best-thing where computing is concerned, there hasn't been much reason for people to be excited. The past year has been quite good to the company though, with many...

You're right. That was due to time-constraints, and that's why I followed-up a week or two later with another article that added more games to the mix: http://techgage.com/article/ati_hd_4870_1gb_vs_nvidia_gtx_260216_896mb_follow-up/

EVGA's X58 SLI isn't a new offering, but it's still quite relevent. So, we're taking a fresh look at the board to see where it stands in today's competition. While its overclocking-ability may not be overly impressive, EVGA makes it apparent that they don't cut corners and deliver a board that's...

Morpse: Thanks for the post and the images! Those images leave a bit to be desired, but they still have a certain cool-factor to them. I mean, you were flying around a room snapping photos with a webcam! Was it mentioned what kind of webcam it was? I know Logitech has some more expensive models...

Alright, things might be different on HDTV's then. I don't have a good HDTV, but I have a decent computer monitor which accepts both. I can say that both the Xbox 360 and PS3 look better with HDMI, but that might have to do more with the monitor itself.

It's the exact same thing with Future Shop in Canada. Is it a suprise that Best Buy owns them?

It looks as though CoolIT has secured themselves a nice sum of financing, $6.2 million. This cash will be used to help accelerate product development, of which I'm sure the company has many projects on the go (they always do). Hopefully we'll be seeing some cool stuff down the road from them...