Even if you don’t under stand the “how” behind bittorrents, you know that in the passed a tracker was needed. Now with trackerless torrents the Pirate Bay has decided to shut down its tracker and Continue reading “The Pirate Bay Shuts Down”.
Today we will be looking at the Black Edition Sniper from Cooler Master. The new and improved Sniper Black Edition includes all the features and functionality of the original Sniper, and raises the bar by including an all-black interior coating, full 2.5” SSD support and three huge Storm Force 200mm 142CFM fans!
If you have a kid that will do anything to get that extra little bit of in-game cash to buy items, then you might want to look at this and have a talk with them Continue reading “Facebook Add Scams in Games”.
nMediaPC recently introduced the first retail Wooden HTPC Case! The classic looking HTPC 8000 case not only will meet your HTPC needs, with its smart internal design, it can easily meet most any gamer’s expectations. It supports full ATX motherboard, ATX PSU and all full length video cards to boot.
Back in April of this year Thermalright announced a new brand called Cogage. Cogage will be the arm of Thermalright that will focus on the mainstream market. Join us as we look at one of their first offerings to the cooling world, the TRUE Spirit.
Trend Micro has found a zero-day exploit targeting Adobe Reader and 9.1.3 and earlier versions of Adobe Acrobat. The exploit drops a backdoor onto computers using JavaScript. The CNET article states that Adobe is releasing Continue reading “Adobe exploit puts backdoor on computers”.
Autodesk the makers of AutoCAD and Inventor engineering software, as well as Maya and 3dsMax media software, lost its attempt to stop its popular AutoCAD software from being re-sold. I have used AutoCAD in some Continue reading “Autodesk’s second attemp at stoping software re-selling failed”.
Since 1990 ABS Computer Technologies has been one of the largest system integrators building high end solutions for customers who need the highest performance machines with the most reliable components. ABS also has a line of components for those who like to build their own systems, and today we look at one of those components, the Tigas super tower chassis.
Today we look at one of the most popular CPU waterblocks on the market today, the Swiftech Apogee GTZ Core i7. The Apogee GTZ has been one of the top waterblocks for some time, so let’s see how it handles out Intel Core i7 920 on our LGA 1366 test system!
Today we look at the second generation Mugen, or Infinity, cooler from Scythe. In a nearly 1-year development period, the concept of Mugen was completely revised and further developed. Mugen 2 is based on the latest cooling technology and was produced using highest Japanese quality standards. Let’s see how the new and improved Mugen 2 handles our Intel Core i7 test system.
The black AZZA Solano 1000 ATX full tower steel computer case is designed for maximum thermal management with fans installed everywhere to keep your components nice and cool. With a price tag of under $80 after rebate, read on to see if this chassis the right one for your next system build.
Taking on RIM could be a challenge, but if Nokia and Microsoft can pull it off easier and cheaper for customers than RIM can, they just may put a dent in the Blackberry world. Microsoft Continue reading “Microsoft and Nokia team up to take on RIM”.
This should be a useful feature for group poses, but there may be a spike in MySpace style self pictures. Was it LG that first added a tiny convex self-portrait mirror to its camera phones? Continue reading “Samsung’s new point and shoot has LCD’s front and back”.
The Zalman CNPS 10X Extreme CPU Cooler is a departure from what one would expect a CPU cooler to look like from Zalman. The Zalman CNPS 10X Extreme CPU Cooler is a tower cooler that has an awesome looking “Black-Pearl” nickel plated finish on it that makes it look like a million bucks. Read on to see how this new Zalman offering performs on our Core i7 test platform.
Installing Windows Vista with a USB Flash drive was a tricky endeavor, but that all changes with the upcoming launch of Windows 7. Read on if you want to find out how you can install Microsoft’s upcoming operating system from a USB key with our step-by-step directions from either Windows XP or Windows Vista!
