ATI announces another uncoming chipset
The Inquirer caught ATI talking about a new chipset that might be ready to launch in the first quarter of 2006, called the RS485. It will be made to handle the upcoming M2…
Read More
Author: Jeremy Hellstrom
Who cares about stock speeds anymore?
Sure most DDR modules are running about 400Mhz out of the package, nowadays it's about the timings. Take the Geil RAM that NGOHQ reviews for example. The CAS timing of...
Read More
When good mice go bad
Try high accuracy mice on a variety of surfaces and you may smell a rat. The manufacturers are not trying to weasel you out of your money, they are trying to find…
Read More
My video what adapter?
Giving tech support to people with only a passing familiarity to PC technology can be a huge source of stress. Software like SiSoft's Sandra, or WCPUID can give you some of the…
Read More
Lexar’s new jumpdrive has a built-in shredder
Losing a Jumpdrive can be really annoying, especially if it happens to have info on it that you'd rather not share. While the JumpDrive Secure II can't help with your memory, it…
Read More
The [H] sounds off about Puget Systems
Continuing on in their series of pre-built PC's, and the stores that sell and support them, [H]ard|OCP has a look at Puget Systems Dual Core Custom system. The box they put together…
Read More
Physics 101 for PCs, starts in February
The ASUS Ageia PhysX card should be available in February, according to this article by CoolTechZone. Still no word on the bus it will use, or an actual date though."We...
Read More
Same card, different cooling
Beyond 3D has a good run down of what you can expect from Sapphire'sRadeon X800 GTO² and X800 GTO Ultimate Editions. Both are certainly powerful cards, with the both the GTO2…
Read More
Add 5GB to your pants!
The Seagate 5GB pocket drive is disk shaped, being about 3 inches across, 1 inch thick, and weighs in at 62 grams. It's USB cord retracts into the main body when not in…
Read More
Sounds like Lego, cools like crazy
OC Labs is not one of the main names in watercooling, though they have been in the business for almost 5 years now. Insanetek has posted a review of their Monoblock 6,…
Read More
Intel Brings Home Extreme Multicore Gaming For The Holidays
NEW YORK, Nov. 22, 2005 — The era of multi-core PC gaming is here and at the Intel-sponsored Cyberathlete Professional League (CPL) World Tour Grand Finals some of the…
Read More
VIA’s new chipset
VIA's new K8T900 chipset is making the rounds today, so if you can pull yourself away from that shiny new Xbox, take a look at what they've included. Legion Hardware is…
Read More
