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The latest patch for the game will fix a few problems gamers were having with gunner seat changes in an IFV/MBT that would cause the game to crash, a bomb carrier would be permanently spotted in Defuse mode, missing grass...
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A computer case is many things. First and foremost it is a convenient location to store all the gear you need to run your computer. You have external drive bays for optical drives and card readers, internal bays for hard...
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Server motherboards can come in all different configurations. The ASRock EP2C602-2T/D16 comes equipped with good network connectivity and storage options onboard, so few extra add-on cards will be required. This is very nice when deciding what motherboard to use for...
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We review the AMD Radeon R7-265 today, the card is being injected into AMDs line-up of more affordable graphics cards to be able to compete with NVIDIAs new and pending GTX 750 series. That means 1080P gaming will become in...
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We have teamed up with Fractal, Palit and Gigabyte to bring you all the chance to win this epic but compact little power house of a gaming system. The Fractal Arc Mini R2 is the perfect case for our compact...
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We hope you all enjoyed the epic run of competitions in 2013. We’ve given away some amazing prizes, but we’re just getting warmed up and we’re aiming to make our 2014 giveaways bigger and better than ever! To get the...
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Although the Steamroller cores in AMD’s Kaveri-based A8-7600 APU brought a notable boost in CPU efficiency, it felt like the company was mostly focused on gaming performance with last month’s update. The A8-7600 wasn’t much faster than last year’s A10-6800K,...
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It wasn’t long ago that Mini-ITX was considered a niche form factor made up of a few motherboards and even fewer cases, but today major e-tailers such as Newegg have more than 60 motherboards listed and well over 150 cases,...
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Munich-based BRAGI announced on Tuesday that it now has a Kickstarter campaign to raise funds for developing the world’s first “smart” wireless headphones. The company is cramming audio, wearable tech, biometrics and telephony functionality into a single product called The...
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When the AMD Radeon R9 290X video card debuted, it first appeared to be a solid competitor to NVIDIA’s GeForce GTX 780 series… until heat and noise were taken into consideration. The Curacao XT-based video card offered plenty of graphics...
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As well as the increasing trend for SFF cases there does seem to be a compensatory, or perhaps conflicting, pull in the opposite direction with manufacturers unleashing ever larger enclosures on the unsuspecting public. At 676mm high, the new Nineteen...
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While some companies pride themselves on secrecy, Google doesn’t seem interested in surprises. The future of the company is often proudly demonstrated on a stage in front of hundreds of people or announced to the world via a company acquisition...
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The wider PC industry isn’t doing so well, and last week’s news that Sony would be selling off its VAIO business is just the latest indication. That doesn’t mean things are all bad—there’s still some growth to be found, and...
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We are clearly in the midst of gaming drought. Since the release of the new consoles in November, gamers have clamoured for more reasons to have those shiny new boxes under the television powered up; so much so that we...
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LG Electronics grabbed headlines when it announced its 55-inch curved OLED HDTV in 2013, which originally sported a $14,999 retail price tag. Early into 2014, LG decided to issue yet another price cut so the TV can be found for...
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