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I've been a little slow here, but both b1lk1 and Kougar offered some great advice. I like the HD 4670 quite a bit. It's silent, and a good performer, especially for the money.

I agree, a lot of this might have to do with other people being able to build their own IP into the Atom, but I'm still wondering if there's more to it than that. The Ars article also brought up another good point. This decision was made at almost the same time that Craig Barrett retired...

That's a weird problem Kougar, if it persists like that. I've never experienced any game to give me problems quite like that before. I haven't touched TF2 since it was first released, so I'm not familiar with the issue at all.

Thumb drives are fantastic, that's for sure. To have so much storage that you can just toss in your pocket and forget about, it's great. For monitors, I'm not sure what your predicament is really, but even I have to move my head back and forth with my 24" (it's even worse with the 30"), but it's...

I couldn't agree more with your thoughts. From what I can tell, they simply want people to purchase the audio book version rather than print version, as I assume it costs more. The fact is though, audio books are just not convenient. They assume you ALWAYS want to listen to the book, rather than...

If that title didn't get your attention, I'm not sure what would! At CeBIT, OCZ is showing off a PCI-E-based SSD that contains a full 1TB worth of solid state storage. It's actually quite an interesting product. First, it's huge... bigger than a high-end graphics card. It also happens to require...

From our front-page news:What do you picture when you think of a "performance PC"? Chances are, you picture a large chassis filled to the brim with high-end parts, one that not only delivers great performance, but looks the part as well. One area that has gone mostly ignored though, has been the...

When we took a look at Hiper's Anubis chassis just over a year ago, we were quite impressed, to say the least. For a company that seemed to come out of nowhere, their first offering was robust, well-designed, and feature-packed. We of course had high hopes when we received their follow-up...