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65 articles tagged as system
Asus announces ready-built Republic of Gamers PC
Asus' ready-built ROG system features a one-touch overclocking button and lots of goodies inside.
1-6-11 // 10:17a.m.
Rumour: New socket to replace LGA1366 due in 2011
Intel's next generation high-end workstation to replace the current X58 systems will have 4-channel DDR3, more PCI-E and arrives in Q3 2011.
12-4-10 // 10:30a.m.
What Hardware Should I Buy? - July 2009
Another month and another four systems, as we delve into online stores to seek out the bargains to decide which setups, for a range of budgets, are the best your money can buy.
8-7-09 // 12:07p.m.
UK Gov favours PEGI over BBFC for game ratings
The Government has announced that the UK will adopt the PEGI ratings system for video games, bringing an end to the BBFC's involvement in the industry.
17-6-09 // 4:10p.m.
Review Men of War
Pack your rifle, because we're off to war! From Russian developer Best Way comes this ultra-detailed and super tactical WW2 RTS, and we're reporting from the front lines to see if this Russian import could be a diamond in the rough, or just a turd in plain sight.
28-3-09 // 1:36a.m.
Nvidia reveals plans to make x86 CPU
It's a question of 'when' rather than 'if' says Nvidia when asked about whether it plans to enter the general purpose processor market.
4-3-09 // 12:16p.m.
Intel recruits TSMC to produce Atom CPUs
Intel and TSMC announce a memorandum of understanding, under which Intel will port its Atom technology to TSMC
2-3-09 // 7:12p.m.
Nvidia to support Atom and Nano with Ion 2
Nvidia's president, Jen-Hsun Huang, says that the Ion 2 will use VIA's Nano processor, as well as Intel's Atom like the current Ion platform.
20-2-09 // 3:51p.m.
Intel launches SoC aimed at Consumer Electronics
IDF FALL 2008: Eric Kim announces Intel's first Consumer Electronics focused system on a chip during his Digital Home keynote.
20-8-08 // 11:21p.m.
Nvidia intros Tegra for MIDs and smartphones
COMPUTEX 2008: Nvidia has introduced the Tegra family of system-on-a-chip processors, which are aimed squarely at Intel's Centrino Atom platform.
3-6-08 // 4:05a.m.
Review PowerColor Radeon HD 3850 Xtreme PCS 512
PowerColor decided to throw the Radeon HD 3850's reference design out of the window when it came up with its HD 3850 Xtreme PCS 512MB graphics card. Is a decent factory overclock, a new cooler and an interesting display output choice enough to win us over? Let's find out...
18-2-08 // 4:49a.m.
Microsoft knowingly deceived customers with Vista?
Plaintiffs in the "Windows Vista Capable" case have accused Microsoft of knowingly lying to customers in order to boost sales.
13-2-08 // 7:13a.m.
Review The Secrets of PC Memory: Part 3
In the third part of our detailed investigation into memory technology, our resident expert, Ryan J. Leng, dives into memory generations and detail its revolutionary, then evolutionary technical break-throughs that lead us up to today's systems.
8-2-08 // 8:03a.m.
eBay to 'ban' negative seller feedback
EBay has said it plans to overhaul its feedback system, and as a result it will prevent sellers from leaving negative feedback about their customers.
6-2-08 // 10:46a.m.
Review Getting the most out of your Eee PC
Asus' Eee PC has taken the world by surprise - its combination of form factor, feature set and price point made it one of the hottest products of last year, but it's not without its problems. We take a look at how to improve the Eee PC experience with some simple OS tweaking.
15-1-08 // 8:10a.m.
Review First Look: Enthusiast System Architecture
Today, Nvidia and several big names in the PC industry have announced Enthusiast System Architecture (ESA), an open and royalty-free standard for real-time monitoring and control for power supplies, cases and water cooling systems.
5-11-07 // 4:24p.m.
YouTube rolls out anti-piracy tool
Google has rolled out a new anti-piracy tool onto YouTube, which identifies pirated video as it is uploaded to the site... providing content owners provide copies of copyrighted material.
16-10-07 // 1:14p.m.
Ken Levine didn't want BioShock endings
In a recent interview Ken Levine has admitted that the multiple endings to BioShock weren't his idea and that he didn't want to do them. So, just what did he have in mind?
5-10-07 // 11:13a.m.
BioShock wasn't always underwater
BioShock's Senior Designer, Joe McDonagh, talks about how the game originally had a radically different setting and direction...
16-8-07 // 9:47a.m.
Asus says No to barebones, Yes to complete PCs
Asustek (or just, Asus) is to stop making barebones systems in favour of complete PCs.
1-8-07 // 4:52p.m.
Windows XP will be phased out by 2008
Microsoft has told system manufacturers that they will not be able to get hold of OEM copies of Windows XP after the end of the year.
16-4-07 // 4:21p.m.
OCZ controls games with your mind
CEBIT 2007: Who said you need keyboard and mouse to play PC games... why not use your mind instead?
17-3-07 // 10:50a.m.
BioShock delayed until late August
Elizabeth Tobey, a 2K Games Community Manager, has revealed that BioShock's release date has been pushed back to late August from the original June release expectations.
2-3-07 // 7:57a.m.
Review AOpen XC Cube EU965
The AOpen XC Cube EU965 is an SFF based on Intel's G965 chipset that features support for Core 2. We were dying to find out if the XC Cube was capable of matching or even surpassing Shuttle's market-leading XPC products. Read on to find out if it was up to the task...
14-2-07 // 12:05p.m.
Microsoft files patent for modular OS
Microsoft has filed a patent that signifies the company's intentions to introduce a modular operating system.
30-1-07 // 1:35p.m.
Review Games that should be remastered
Tired of the crappy sequels to once-great titles? Ever wish you could just have that old game back with a DirectX 9 or DirectX 10 update? We take a look at some of the games we wish could just get a new coat of paint rather than being messed with under the hood.
22-1-07 // 10:35a.m.
Review Apevia X-QPack
This is a small form factor chassis designed for the DIY market - you can stick in your own Micro ATX motherboard and build a full-powered system in a rather smaller footprint. It has some fantastically neat ideas - but can it deliver?
12-12-06 // 12:17p.m.
Valve to change Counter-Strike pistols
The dynamic price scheme in Counter-Strike isn't working. Valve is hoping to tackle the problem by making the pistols more balanced.
11-12-06 // 9:54a.m.
Vista adoption to be the fastest ever, says analyst
A software analyst has predicted that the adoption rate of Microsoft's Windows Vista OS will be the fastest ever. The rate of adoption for Office 2007 isn't quite so clear though.
28-11-06 // 10:39a.m.
Review Ergodex DX1 Input System
This is a bizarre piece of user-configurable kit that is designed to complement your keyboard and mouse setup. Can it strut its stuff in Counter-Strike and optimise our PhotoShop workflow? We take it for a spin to find out.
17-11-06 // 9:50a.m.
Review Joint Task Force
Joint Task Force is an RTS game set in 2008 boasting awesome graphics, big explosions and scary terrorists. Can an RTS game seriously tackle serious issues like the war on terror? Can this game really challenge Company of Heroes? All is revealed in our review.
22-9-06 // 3:41p.m.
Review Dell XPS 700 - reviewed, dissected
In this world exclusive review, we take a look at the Dell XPS 700 - Dell's first machine designed for hardcore gamers. We examine the radical new chassis, check out the ludicrous cooling design, rag on the components then rip the whole thing apart to see how it's all put together. Do not miss this.
4-9-06 // 1:28a.m.
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