ZipZoomFly has the XFX 8800GT listed on their site as in stock and ready to be sold for $279.99 with free shipping! It looks likes the e-tailers jumped the gun again and put them up Continue reading “XFX PVT88PYDF4 Geforce 8800 GT For Sale – $279.99”.
The Intel Core 2 Extreme Processor QX9650 was just unveiled minutes ago and Legit Reviews has one in the hot seat just for you. Read on to see how Intel was able to make double digit performance gains and lower power consumption without increasing the clock frequency or lowering the TDP of the processor. This is one processor you don’t want to miss out on!
The first single player Crysis demo includes one single player level, and the Sandbox2 Editor. It weighs in at 1.81GB in size, but the the download servers at nzone.com are great. I averaged 600KB/Sec, which Continue reading “Crysis Single Player Download Now Available!”.
Late last night NVIDIA released a new set of drivers for both Windows XP and Windows Vista, just in time for you to upgrade before the Crysis demo launches tomorrow. These are the first of Continue reading “NVIDIA Releases Forceware 169.01 Beta Drivers for Crysis”.
KDE 4 is the next series of the K Desktop Environment software and one of our staff members has it up and running on Kubuntu 7.10 ‘Gutsy Gibbon’ thanks to collection of plugins made possible Continue reading “Compiz Fusion with KDE 4 Beta 3 on Kubuntu 7.10 Gutsy Gibbon”.
PC gamers will soon be able to play the most advanced video game ever created. The Crysis demoavailable tomorrow from nZone.comincludes the complete first level of the game, representing about 45 minutes of game play. Continue reading “DirectX 10 Demo of Crysis Coming Out Tomorrow on NZone.com”.
he Senate on Thursday night approved a seven-year extension of a moratorium on state and local taxes on Internet access. The Senate voice vote came a little over a week after the House passed a Continue reading “Senate Passes Internet Tax Moratorium”.
Gizmondo must have been working hard as they have managed find out some information about the upcoming Dell XPS One and have pictures to prove it. It seems the FCC posted Dell’s system manual on Continue reading “The Dell XPS One A2010 Gets Leaked Early”.
Although AMD has launched the Black Edition Athlon 64 X2 5000+ CPU with an unlocked multiplier, some motherboard makers are taking a conservative view over whether the CPU will help win back market share. The Continue reading “AMD Black Edition CPU may not help AMD-based motherboard demand”.
OCZ today announced immediate plans to bring Hypersonic PC into the OCZ Technology Group. OCZ acquired Hypersonic PC to employ their rich expertise in high-end system building and take the organization and mobile gaming to Continue reading “OCZ Technology Group Acquires System Builder, Hypersonic PC”.
Production of a new generation of microprocessors for PCs, laptops, servers and other computing devices officially began today inside of Intel Corporation’s first high-volume 45 nanometer manufacturing factory in Chandler, Ariz. Fab 32 is Intel’s Continue reading “Intel Opens FAB 32 – First High-Volume 45nm Microprocessor Manufacturing Factory”.
Rumor has it that CrossFireX is getting close its launch date as presentations and performance information is starting to leak like an old rusty pipe. Once the AMD 790FX chipset series is launched and the Continue reading “AMD CrossFireX – Quad CrossFire Gaming Closer To Reality”.
Despite reports citing executives from the One Laptop per Child (OLPC) Foundation as saying that production would be delayed, Quanta Computer has said that shipments of its first batch of XO notebooks are still on Continue reading “Quanta insists OLPC shipments still on track”.
Thermalright has officially released another new memory cooler, HR-07 DUO. With HR-07 DUO (passive cooling only), enthusiasts can now install a cooling system and still use all four memory slots! Now you can install as Continue reading “Thermalright Releases Passive Memory Cooler – HR-07 DUO”.
SanDisk Corporation today announced the filing of three patent infringement actions against 25 companies that manufacture, sell and import USB flash drives, CompactFlash cards, multimedia cards, MP3/media players and/or other removable flash storage products. The Continue reading “SanDisk Sues To Enforce Memory System Patents”.
