Lian Li has announced their tall and slim PC-X2000FN chassis with support for EATX motherboards. It has a sleek and elegant external appearance thanks to its one-piece front panel with no visible vents on holes. Continue reading “Lian Li Announces PC-X2000FN Tall and Slim EATX Chassis”.
Yesterday, we brought you news of the Prolimatech ‘Gigabyte blue’ Megahalems Revision B cooler. Now we can reveal that the company is experimenting with different colours of this high performance cooler to allow customers to Continue reading “Prolimatech Megahalems Revision B: Experimenting With Different Colors”.
Point of View partnered with graphics card tuning specialists TGT has announced the POV/TGT GeForce GT 640 Ultra Charged graphics card. This single slot card’s claim to fame is that it runs at a significant Continue reading “PoV and TGT Announce POV/TGT GeForce GT 640 Ultra Charged”.
Prolimatech is about to release a new version of its high end Megahalems revision B dual radiator cooler. It will be exactly the same as the current Megahalems cooler and have the same specifications, apart Continue reading “Prolimatech ‘Gigabyte Blue’ Megahalems Revision B CPU Cooler On the Way”.
Pinterest is the popular picture-pinning website that has had a meteoric rise to top-tier status in its short life, with 31.9 million global unique visitors in May according to comScore. It has earned acclaim for Continue reading “Pinterest Fights Spam By Blocking User Tracking Links”.
AMD’s paper launch of the faster HD 7970 GHz Edition on June 21 has unsurprisingly prompted price cuts of the vanilla non-GHz cards. The HD 7970 GHz Edition will sell for $499, the HD 7970 Continue reading “HD 7970 GHz Edition Cards Prompt Price Reductions of Vanilla Versions”.
MSI has announced its next generation high performance gaming laptops, the GT70 & GT60. They sport Intel’s 3rd generation Ivy Bridge Core i7 quad core processor, 1920 x 1080 Full HD display, NVIDIA’s all-new flagship Continue reading “MSI Announces GT60 and GT70 High End Gaming Laptops”.
Today, Intel released their WHQL-certified graphics driver for the Microsoft’s upcoming Windows 8 operating system. The driver runs on Windows 8 Release Preview with support for 3rd generation Intel Core processors with HD Graphics 4000/2500 Continue reading “Intel Releases WHQL-certified Graphics Driver for Windows 8”.
It seems that hacking high profile websites is all the rage these days, from banks to forums, with the latest victim being NVIDIA’s forums. NVIDIA have now suspended the forums and issued a statement about Continue reading “NVIDIA’s Forums Hacked”.
HP’s memristor technology is behind ReRAM, the incredibly fast memory that works at a similar speed to DRAM, yet can also remember its state when the power is turned off. This gives it the revolutionary Continue reading “Introduction of Revolutionary Superfast Memristor Technology Held Back Due to Economics”.
Rumours of a smaller iPad have been circulating ever since the original iPad was released in 2010. Now, it looks like they might be coming true as competition from the likes of Google’s Nexus 7 Continue reading “Leaked Details of Apple’s Mini iPad Surface”.
Sources have claimed that Intel is considering making big price cuts of up to 37% to its higher end consumer SSDs, likely taking effect in August. The SSD families affected are the SSD 320, SSD Continue reading “Intel Considering Major SSD Price Cuts in August”.
DeepCool’s new Aeolus Big Frost cooler is a simplified version of the Assassin tower cooler and looks ready for sale. It retains the dual aluminium towers, which are symmetrical and have six 6mm copper heat Continue reading “DeepCool’s Aeolus Big Frost CPU Cooler Ready For Primetime”.
Windows 7 is widely regarded as Microsoft’s best operating system to date and is often considered as “Vista done right”, therefore, it’ll take something special to best it. However, it doesn’t appear as if Microsoft Continue reading “Data Suggests That Windows 8 Will Be Unpopular”.
Microsoft is making some big changes to its popular TechNet yearly software subscription, where for one relatively small fee, the subscriber can legally obtain thousands of dollars worth of full retail Microsoft software for their Continue reading “Microsoft Significantly Devalues TechNet Subscriptions”.
