Asus shows off ROG Strix RTX 2080
Costs £1,000.
21-8-18 // 2:05p.m.
29 articles tagged as problems
Microsoft apologises for Surface Pro 4, Surface Book glitches
Power drain fix due early 2016.
14-12-15 // 11:40a.m.
Intel plans to deliberately limit Sandy Bridge overclocking
We've learnt Intel's upcoming Sandy Bridge CPUs might have some serious OC issues.
22-7-10 // 1:38p.m.
Review Does Nvidia have a future?
In the first of a regular series of articles looking at the giants of the tech industry, we focus on Nvidia - it's had a torrid time over the past 18 months, but in the past, it's always come back stronger when under pressure, so what does the future hold this time for Nvidia?
20-8-09 // 12:41p.m.
TSMC 40nm problems ‘have been solved’ – sources
COMPUTEX 09: Sources close to AMD and Nvidia have revealed that TSMC has 'fixed' the horrendous yield issues it has with its 40nm process technology.
3-6-09 // 6:12a.m.
Radeon HD 4770 has yield problems, in short supply
COMPUTEX 09: RV740 yields are apparently down the toilet and it’s causing headaches for all parties involved.
28-5-09 // 3:24p.m.
Review The Dark Side of Overdrive
LCD monitor manufacturers have constantly pushed response times down with overdrive technology, which increases the voltage to force the liquid crystals to change colour states faster. Sadly, there are some side effects associated with this - we explain the cause and detail how to spot the problems yourself.
6-2-09 // 8:08a.m.
Shiny, but not polished
Google surprised just about all of us in the bit-tech office when it announced Chrome - its first foray into the browser market. Tim Smalley has been playing around with the first beta for a few days and has some thoughts on the browser's direction.
6-9-08 // 7:55a.m.
Review Zen and the HFX Mini HTPC case
Sometimes, things seem like such a good idea - like the HFX Mini HTPC case (and kit). But are they? Resident modder Robin Paijmans gives his first-hand account of whether this case is dream or disaster.
16-8-08 // 9:29a.m.
Gartner: Windows is collapsing
Research firm Gartner has said that Microsoft's Windows operating system will collapse under its own weight if changes aren't made. This is bound to be controversial.
14-4-08 // 4:52p.m.
Lian Li answers cries from Xbox 360 owners
CES 2008: Lian Li is looking for ways to branch out this year and it could have hit gold with this Xbox 360 replacement enclosure.
10-1-08 // 3:35a.m.
Microsoft to compensate Xbox Live Gold members
It looks like Microsoft will compensate Xbox Live Gold members after the network issues that many members had over the festive period.
3-1-08 // 1:12p.m.
Assassin's Creed glitchy on PS3?
Owners of the PS3 version of Assassin's Creed are finding bugs galore, according to reports.
5-12-07 // 2:40p.m.
Nvidia pulls 162.15 driver from nZone
On Friday, Nvidia pulled the 162.15 driver from its nZone portal after a number of complaints from end users.
2-7-07 // 12:18p.m.
PS3 Launch in the UK: Police issue warning
Police have issued a warning to UK retailers that there may be trouble at Friday's PS3 launch
22-3-07 // 3:28p.m.
R600 is delayed until Q2
AMD's upcoming and eagerly anticipated R600 graphics processor has been delayed until the second quarter.
21-2-07 // 1:46p.m.
NVIDIA Vista shenanigans continue on
A week after Vista's release, there's no stable driver for gamers looking to run an 8800 on the new OS. There's no sign of one forthcoming either - we look at the 8800 / Vista gaming problems.
7-2-07 // 11:16a.m.
USC students are a bunch of pirates - RIAA
The University of South Carolina is one of the worst colleges for piracy in the US, as the RIAA sent the institution over 900 copyright infringement notices last year.
29-1-07 // 11:20a.m.
Vista SP1 release scheduled for 2H07
The latest round of leaked emails from Microsoft has revealed that the software giant has put Windows Vista Service Pack 1 on fast track.
25-1-07 // 11:41a.m.
NVIDIA releases new 680i BIOS - fixes problems?
There have been some well-documented and widely experienced problems with NVIDIA's nForce 680i SLI reference motherboard. The company claims that the latest BIOS revision fixes the problems that many end users have had. Hopefully it fixes ours, too...
19-12-06 // 6:29p.m.
Review Why Intel's DRM strategy is flawed
At IDF today, Intel has been talking about how DTCP-IP, a standard it is promoting, will enable the next generation of digital content in the home. In this analysis piece, Wil Harris explains why Intel's strategy for content protection is flawed, and why DRM will result in a bad experience for people like us.
9-3-06 // 2:02a.m.
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