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With gaming becoming ever more popular, the hardware behind the games becomes increasingly important, that’s why there are a few companies out there that make gamer-specific equipment. This article at ExtremeTech covers the Reaper Edge laser mouse, which boasts some incredible precision:
“Now that the fallout has cleared after reviewing some high-end gaming mice like the […]
It cracks me up. Where in the hell are third world kids supposed to plug these things into? A tree perhaps?
High end audio goodies like the headphones described below sure do carry a heft price tag. But have you ever wondered if it’s really worth it?
So are hard drives as we know them honestly on their way out? After looking at this kind of Flash drive, you almost have to wonder.
Boy, Dell is just having issues all over the place! Now Nvidia is pointing fingers at Dell for cripes sake…
Hey TiVo fans, it would appear that you have a new model to start drooling over here sooner than you may have thought.
Working with RAID is great when it’s working right. But if it’s having issues, watch out!
If you happen to be in the market for Dual-Layer DVD Burners, then the piece below is definitely something that you may wish to read.
The new Core 2 CPUs from Intel definitely hold more than their fair share of promise. But how do they stand up to the benchmarks?
I’ll buy an HP printer, but as a rule I just don’t care for the PCs and notebooks. Regardless of this fact, this HP Pavilion dv5170us did better in the review below than I initially expected…
I am not someone who is generally finding himself in need of hardcore, high-end video cards. Still, it the cards being reviewed are in the price range for heavy gamers all over the place. Therefore it might pay to be up on the latest…
Oh come on, admit it! Don’t you just want to adopt the Epia-N Nano-ITX board and start taking it to baseball games and father and son cookouts? Um, maybe that is a little much. Regardless, the specs on this little turkey do appear to be pretty worthwhile for most needs.
Time of for a good ‘ol CPU review. This week, we will look at a recent review for the Intel Pentium Extreme Edition 965. Not too long winded and the folks at X-Bit labs do a good job at clarifying most of their points during the review, too.
OK kids! It’s time to get NAS-ty with Infrant ReadyNAS NV. Cool, perhaps. But this sucker is anything but quiet. Well, that is unless noise is not an issue for you.
One thing I have to love about ASUS boards is that they are generally pretty friendly to overclockers. Not one any longer myself, I do remember that high you get as you slowly bump things up in hopes that you will not have a blue screen on your hands.
So for all of you overclockers, this […]
Look, sometimes AMD fans do not have a bundle of cash to blow on a new MoBo. In situations like this, perhaps a new board like the Epox EP-9GF6100MJ would make sense?
Before upgrading to the NForce4 SLI, it might be worth taking look at some first hand reviews before getting to excited. Hey, never hurts to be careful!
Contrary to what some believe, the MSI (Microstar) boards are not all that bad. As a matter of fact, there are a number of instances where they have taken quite a beating and continued to work without a flaw.
So with the news of the 975X Platinum being reviewed came across my aggregator, you had better […]
Based on what I have been hearing, this is just the sort of PSU you’d want to add to a new PC project. It offers plenty of power for the price…
I have to be honest here, I am a huge ASUS board fan. Never during the entire time I have run with one, has their boards ever let me down. So now that I have come across a review for the Asus A8R-MVP. Well, you just know that I was going to end up sharing […]