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Thermaltake has four new CPU coolers in the making, part of the series marked with “ISGC” (abbreviates Inspiration of Silent Gaming Cooling) in the model name. The naming scheme propagates as ISGC 100, 200, 300 and 400. The first two...
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By this point, most everyone willing to read a product review has become aware of Solid State Drives. While SSDs may have been the expensive niche product of elitists’ a few years ago, today they have become an affordable premium...
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The launch of the new Phenom II processors that are built using the latest 45nm process became an important milestone not only for AMD Company, but also for the entire computer industry. The architectural improvements introduced in Phenom II, their...
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Many think of OCZ as one of the forefront innovators when it comes to the modern Solid State Drive. Indeed, a quick look at their forums and knowledge bases confirms that they are hell-bent on dominating the SSD market through...
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This download provides the DirectX end-user multi-languaged redistributable that developers can include with their product. The redistributable license agreement covers the terms under which developers may use the Redistributable. For full details please review the DirectX SDK EULA.txt and DirectX...
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Nvidia’s recent rebadging exercises haven’t proved particularly popular with either the press or consumers recently, which could explain why the company hasn’t made a big fanfare about its latest rebranding scheme. The company has surreptitiously already launched its new GeForce...
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OCZ Technology Group, a worldwide leader in innovative, ultra high performance and high reliability memory and components, today unveiled two new mice ideal for users seeking an inexpensive gaming solution. Featuring a solid design, maximum functionality, and programmable customization unique...
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And now it’s time for one of my favorite memory manufacturers – GeIL!!! Unlike others, it was very easy to arrange the meeting with people from GeIL and they have been very easy and nice to talk with. I’ve even manage...
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SAPPHIRE Technology introduces the Vapor-X Series of graphics cards. Built on SAPPHIRE original design PCBs these new versions of the HD 4870 and HD 4850 bring the benefits of Vapor-X cooling – quieter and more efficient cooling – to a...
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Now it’s time for one of nVidia’s authorised partners (as advertised on their poster at CeBIT) – Point of View. Their base is located in Europe actually- Holland. But they have subsidiaries in Taiwan, China, Hong Kong, France and USA....
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Yesterday Microsoft officially launched the new Internet Explorer 8 browser. For those interested in the performance of this new challenger, according to the Peacekeeper Browser Benchmark from Futuremark, the new Internet Explorer 8 performs substantially better than Internet Explorer 7....
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Taiwanese industry observer Digitimes compiled a comprehensive list of price-cuts sourced from motherboard manufacturers. The list presents some interesting data apart from a few revelations. New CPU models will be added, existing models might be displaced from their price-points, resulting...
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Players fight through the burning streets of Berlin in “Nightfire” and take up battle positions in fortified Japanese bunkers in “Knee Deep.” “Station” offers a bombed out underground train station, and the Nazi Zombies return in “Verrückt” (Zombie Asylum) featuring...
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This article is another installment in the ongoing investigation of bottlenecking in video cards, with the first installment having been done on a 8800 Ultra.To quickly recap on the basic premise: nVidia hardware allows separate core, shader and memory clocks....
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When Intel launched the Core i7 back in November of last year, it was a decidedly exotic high-end platform. Sure, you could get a Core i7-920 for around $280, but it required a motherboard with Intel’s new X58 Express chipset....
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