Search results

Unregistered, until you want to post valid arguments in a civil manner, I will remove your posts as I see fit. Mocking the staff doesn't help anything either. Edit: I just finished reading the thread. I didn't realize it escalated as it did. I will work with Matt to get to the bottom of this ASAP.

Are you sick of having a computer case that doesn’t make much of a statement? Do you want your room to look like something straight out of a gamer’s den? Logisys realizes that some of you do, so they make clear acrylic cases to fit your needs. After reading Ben's review here, discuss it here!

I tell you. I am not upset that I don't drive.

It's so difficult to hack a nag screen to stop showing up...

If the motherboard is the brain of any PC then the power supply is the heart. Today we’re taking a look at a power supply that has all the heart you should need for any modern enthusiast system and the cost won’t put your wallet on life support. After reading Matts review of the Duro here...

Yup, I agree. Of course, HD-DVD wasn't available back with the first revisions, but you would think an HD-DVD capable 360 _would_ have to cost more than a regular system.

Too much paint talk.. I can smell the fumes! Seriously though, after seeing how cool that White looks, I feel like trying my hand at something like this in the future.

We are taking a look at a very interesting product from Vantec, called the AVOX Jukebox. It looks like many other 2.5" enclosures on the market, but not only does this one work as an external drive, but also a media player when hooked up to your TV. Good or gimmick? Read the review and see...

Haha, they don't overclockem, but clockemup. 65nm has proven to be faster than 90nm chips, so there's no doubt the chips may be faster just because they will run cooler.

I don't drive, but it's around $3.60 - $3.80 here a gallon.. so around $3.20US.

VNU reports that Microsoft has solidified a deal with Chartered Semiconductor to change the process size of the XBOX 360 CPU from 90nm to 65nm. As foundries begin to pick up 65nm production, it will be cheaper for Chartered Semiconductor to produce the CPUs on a 65nm process since the company...

I can tell you it probably wouldn't be like that if you were Canadian, but that's wicked. Seagate really seems to be doing great lately.

That's DDR2 memory you linked to. Download CPU-Z and go to the SPD panel and it may tell you what memory is in your system. Or even easier, just take the modules out and give the model number. But to answer your question, yes it will work at PC3200 speeds regardless of what 'stock' speed it...

Those links don't work. I don't understand why they can do SLi on Intel now.. but not when Conroe come out. Also.. how is it possible for there to be enough bandwidth for two ATI cards, yet not two nvidia cards. I am a tad confused.

A PC case is nothing more than a housing for your PC parts but to many the case represents the PC by giving it personality. Today we take a look at the Armor from Thermaltake and the personality it comes across with is pure brute. After reading the review here, discuss it here!

Seagate insiders contacted us early this morning with a few snippets of information (PDF) concerning the upcoming Barracuda 7200.10 series hard drives. Like other Barracuda drives, the 7200.10 series are based on 7,200RPM spindles. Two 750GB models have already shown up on the Seagate...

I have used Vista since the earliest days, and I can agree that it's gone downhill for the mostpart. There's just no denying it. If the final version released is as much of a resource hog as the current beta is, then it's going to turn some people away at launch.

Guess who's back? Lara's back. This time around, the adventure is much larger than before. Once again, we get to travel through many exotic locales and kick back to the Tomb Raider roots. So, do we have a winner this time, or will it suffer the same fate as Angel of Darkness? After reading the...

Promises were made. Excitement was generated. None of it, as it turns out, was worth a damn. From a technical standpoint, the version of Windows Vista we will receive is a sad shell of its former self, a shadow. One might still call it a major Windows release. I will, for various reasons. The...

This photo was 'shopped by (cf)Eclipse but I thought it should be posted here because it looks so damn cool. It's too bad the spreaders couldn't be removed to be modded up, but any paint added would likely take away from the cooling effectiveness anyway.