ASUS Eee Pad Transformer Prime Review: Thinner, Faster
The original ASUS Eee Pad Transformer was a bit of an upset in the tablet market. Before its launch, there was no particular reason to believe that ASUS would…
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Capture any streamed media with the help of Hauppauge
Missing Remote have assembled an impressive guide on how to use a Hauppauge Colossus to capture any media you can stream to your HTPC. Hulu, YouTube, Netflix or anything else, this guide…
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Looking to build an X79 system? Maybe G.Skill has the right stuff for your DIMM slots
The arrival of the X79 chipset and quad-channel memory support has made a lot of memory manufacturers very happy. Over the past year the DDR3 market has been a little slow with…
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Corsair TX550M and TX750M Power Supply Review
Corsair Memory continues to expand their PC power supply offering with the introduction of four new modular power supplies in their Enthusiast Series; the TX550M, TX650M, TX750M and TX850M. …
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One remote to rule them all
It is far too common for your coffee table to have several so called universal remotes on it, to control the variety of electronic equipment which makes up your entertainment center. Each…
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Two Catalysts from AMD; 11.12 and a highly recommended preview version of 12.1
Feature highlights of the AMD Catalyst 11.12 driver: AMD OpenGL 4.2 production support AMD Catalyst 11.12 delivers official support for the OpenGL 4.2 specification AMD Eyefinity technology enhancements...
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Gigabyte E350N-USB3 Fusion Mini ITX Motherboard Review
Introduction Courtesy of Gigabyte AMD's Fusion technology has worked out well for the company in 2011 and many vendors have reaped the benefits by including this platform in their mini...
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The Five Stages of Griefing: Death of the Consoles
PC Gaming has been on its death bed for years -- if you believe the countless debates that have occurred most commonly over the last decade.…
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Batman: Arkham City DX11 Stuttering Issue
We have been waiting for Batman: Arkham City for quite some time on the PC, and after weeks of delays, the game was finally released this week, to quite a bit of fanfare. …
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NVIDIA driver support on Linux
We have seen benchmarks of the graphical performance of the GPU portion of Sandy Bridge as well as Llano for Linux users but NVIDIA has been quiet as of...
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A new processor needs a new home; meet the X79 chipset
If you want to run a Sandy Bridge E chip, you are going to need a new motherboard as they use a brand new socket. The upgrade isn't just about the socket…
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Intel Sandy Bridge-E Review – Core i7-3960X and X79 Chipset Tested
Introduction It has been more than three years since Intel released the first Core i7 processor built around the Nehalem...
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