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From our front-page news: Over the course of the past year, NVIDIA has been actively pushing their GPUs as excellent performers outside of gaming, and for most of us, this was a rather new concept. We quickly found out, though, that GPUs were indeed superb performers when executed in a certain...

Are you talking about the "20% Off" banner at the top of that page? That's for their other products. This one is completely free.

Grats on the purchase! No that cooler is LGA775, so it's not compatible. That situation is a little rough right now, because the only compatible CPU cooler listed on NewEgg looks horrible and is from some company I've never even heard of. I'd say it would be a good idea to just stick with the...

From our front-page news: Those who were hoping for immediate price-cuts of Intel's Core 2 line-up are out of luck, as the company posted their updated processor pricing list yesterday and listed not a single one. The lone update to the list was of course the addition of the Core i7 line-up...

From our front-page news: Yesterday, I posted about a cool little application that allowed you to both create and mount ISO disk images, but little did I realize, that application pales in comparison to some of the free competition. Thanks to one of our eagle-eyed readers, we now see what might...

I've never sent in a rebate either, but it would be useful to those who are purchasing an entire PC at once and have a couple rebates from it that total a good chunk of change. After all, it's your money, essentially, so if you have the ambition to spend a stamp on mailing it in, it might just...

From our front-page news: I don't make it a point to look around and hunt for great hardware deals, but while visiting Dell's website last night, I happened upon one of their "XPS Winter Savings" deals that seemed too good to be ignored. Until the 19th (6AM PST), the company is offering a...

Well, that ThinkPad SSD is overpriced because someone posted it there and forgot all about it. SSDs are going down in price, but I wouldn't be too quick to recommend that OCZ one. As far as I'm aware, that's the same drive that's been having a lot of issues with random reads, as laid out in...

Need a solid motherboard offering for that brand-new Core i7 processor? ASUS' first "mainstream" X58 board proves to be a true winner, offering a feature-packed and well-thought-out design, support for both CrossFireX and SLI, plentiful accessories and overclocking potential to keep even the...

Is it just me, or is it a lot of work to keep such a beast cool? When we first learned of Skulltrail, we knew that extra cooling consideration would have to be taken in, but man, this is ridiculous! I haven't had our Skulltrail rig hooked up for a few weeks, but winters almost here, so I'm...

By rotating their blades continually ;)

From our front-page news: When Windows Vista first launched, the biggest complaint from most people (and the a humorous target of Apple) was the number of "nag" notification screens, or an overzealous number of questions that aren't really all that important in the grand scheme of things. We...

I'd assume it would... can't understand why it wouldn't.

Who wants the $1,700? Seagate, or someone else? That's a HIGH quote for something that might be so simple.

Good to hear things are going well with your build, for the most part. That is one big downside of chassis' with huge fans in the door... not good at all. Oddly enough, my mom of all people is using a Tt Armor with that exact cooler, but only on a single-CPU board, and she doesn't have an issue...

The image says it all.

It might not be an incredible deal, but it sure seems like one to me: Over the weekend, I was strolling around some e-tailers checking up on prices of a few things, and one thing I stumbled upon was OCZ's Neural Impulse Actuator, or NIA for short. This gaming peripheral, if you are unaware...

From our front-page news:Ask anyone running a 64-bit Linux operating system what they'd like to see improved most under the OS, and their answer might be to have native Adobe Flash support. Users of 64-bit Linux distros have been in a Flash predicament for quite a while, although lately the...

From our front-page news: It's been a long wait, but today marks the official launch of Intel's latest processor lineup, Core i7. Although the origin of the name itself is still a mystery, the performance that the new models offer is not, as seen in the preview article we posted a few weeks ago...