6th Jun 2007 COMPUTEX 2007: Corsair has broken through the 2GHz memory bus speed barrier with a pair of its latest Dominator-series DDR3 memory. [2]
6th Jun 2007 COMPUTEX 2007: Being well ahead of the game, Kingston is almost ready to embrace DDR3 memory in notebooks. This is despite chipset support not coming until next year... [4]
6th Jun 2007 COMPUTEX 2007: ThermalRight has quite possibly won the award for the biggest heatsink at this year's show... [37]
6th Jun 2007 Peter Edwards, executive producer for Home on the PS3, lets the world know that Home will be just like the real world. [12]
6th Jun 2007 After a thirty-seven day countdown, Bethesda has released the first Fallout 3 trailer and it's moody as hell. [16]
6th Jun 2007 COMPUTEX 2007: Gigabyte was showing off its upcoming X38-based products, which will come in both DDR3 and DDR2 varieties. [0]
6th Jun 2007 COMPUTEX 2007: It turns out that there's yet another 'hidden' feature in Intel's P35 chipset, as Intel has now revealed that it supports PCI-Express 2.0. [5]
6th Jun 2007 COMPUTEX 2007: Asus shows off its new M3A32-MVP with integrated memory heatpipes that will keep your memory extra cool, you'd hope... [14]
6th Jun 2007 COMPUTEX 2007: With AMD's RD790 chipset closer than you think, Gigabyte (among others) expects it to launch soon with quad CrossFire not far behind. [13]
6th Jun 2007 COMPUTEX 2007: Overclockers at Abit's stand here at Computex have managed to get quad core Core 2 processor to a massive 4.64GHz. [0]
6th Jun 2007 COMPUTEX 2007: OCZ shows bit-tech its low latency DDR3 Z3 modules, and also gets a lesson in DDR3 from one of the industry's top memory gurus. [4]
6th Jun 2007 COMPUTEX 2007: No one loves a bit of bling more than us modders here at bit-tech, and Shuttle delivers some in its latest G6 XPC chassis. [2]
6th Jun 2007 COMPUTEX 2007: In a sort of lovechild between Lian Li and Cooler Master, Foxconn makes a concept case to die for. Well, maybe not fatally injured for. [15]
5th Jun 2007 COMPUTEX 2007: Intel's upcoming X38 chipset will feature an integrated heatspreader. Pictures inside. [8]
5th Jun 2007 COMPUTEX 2007: Nvidia's GeForce 7050 / nForce 630i chipset has been talked about ever since the AMD 690G launch. Boards finally look like they're starting to appear... [6]
5th Jun 2007 A homebrew version of Hexen II pops on the PSP, bringing classic Raven gaming to Sony's handheld. Meanwhile, Sony make an interesting admission. [10]
5th Jun 2007 Yesterday marked twenty years since Leisure Suit Larry burst on to the computers of pubescent boys everywhere. Boy, how time flies. [7]
5th Jun 2007 The Transformers movie isn't out yet and it's already spawning tie-ins products, like this cool looking handheld. [12]
5th Jun 2007 COMPUTEX 2007: Sapphire was showing off its next generation dual-GPU graphics card based on a pair of ATI Radeon HD 2600 XT graphics processors. [10]
4th Jun 2007 We've got the scoop on what you can win this month in the Project Log Updates - so take a look and get back to modding! [6]
4th Jun 2007 The new Apple iTunes Plus AAC files don't contain DRM - but they do contain a lot of other stuff. [24]
4th Jun 2007 Sometimes something is so cool that it needs little to do with our usual focus - such as a LEGO sculpture exhibit that you just have to see to believe. [18]
4th Jun 2007 Details about who will be making the Spy Hunter movie, which has suffered numerous delays, begin to surface. [11]
4th Jun 2007 SNK has announced it is officially stopping support for its consoles. [6]
2nd Jun 2007 ATI Catalyst gives a much needed performance improvement in OpenGL and also includes Catalyst Control Center: Linux Edition Version 1.0. [12]
1st Jun 2007 GDI opens regisitration for the Beta phase of AWOMO, its new digital delivery system for games.