Prolimatech Genesis CPU Cooler Review @ eTeknix.com and other reviews from around the web can be found by visiting our forums! Can Prolimatech’s innovation win over the CPU cooling market with their uniquely designed Genesis?
BitFenix announced today that two of their most popular chassis, Shinobi and Colossus Window, are being upgraded to SuperSpeed USB 3.0. With this new upgrade, users will be able to connect their SuperSpeed devices right Continue reading “BitFenix Shinobi and Colossus Window PC Cases Get USB 3.0 Upgrade”.
Apple has been caught with it pants down in Australia for mis-selling it’s new iPad tablet, launched a mere week and half ago on March 16. The iPad has 4G capability and so does the Continue reading “Apple Caught Misleading Australian Customers Over iPad 4G Capability”.
It seems Google may finally roll out Google “Drive”, their cloud storage service, sometime in April. If it does indeed roll out, it will have been a long time coming since it was originally rumored Continue reading “Google Drive To Go Live In April”.
The massive Battlefield 3 patch DICE has been working on was delayed on PC due to console certification. This patch, with its laundry list of fixes, is so absurdly large in part because of console Continue reading “Battlefield 3 PC Patch Goes Live Tomorrow; DICE Explains Delay”.
EVGA has hit the deck running with its GTX 680 graphics card releases and it already offers several different models, including one with water cooling. Not content with that level of commitment however, EVGA will Continue reading “EVGA GTX 680 Superclocked Signature 2 Graphics Card On the Way”.
AMD released Catalyst 12.3 video card drivers this afternoon! These drivers are really nice for use as Catalyst 12.3 drivers support all of the Radeon HD 7000 series cards that are on the market today. Continue reading “AMD Releases Catalyst 12.3 WHQL Drivers”.
Electronic Arts are starting to advertise its upcoming expansion packs for Battlefield 3. They are currently emailing Origin users about the Close Quarters expansion pack. Its standout feature is the destructible environment: “Battlefield 3: Close Continue reading “EA Starts Promoting BF3 Close Quarters Expansion Pack”.
PNY Technologies today announced the expansion of their XLR8 (accelerate) PC Memory to include 2133MHz and 1866MHz in 16GB and 8GB kits. The 2133MHz DDR3 CAS 10 desktop memory kit is available in 8GB (2 Continue reading “PNY Announces 2133MHz and 1866MHz XLR8 DDR3 Memory”.
AMD today announced a collaboration with Green Hills Software, the largest independent vendor of embedded software, that brings its industry-leading INTEGRITY real-time operating system (RTOS) to the AMD Embedded G-Series Accelerated Processing Unit (APU) platform. Continue reading “AMD Embedded G-Series APU Platform Adds Real-Time OS Support”.
Cooler Master X6 Elite Heatsink Review @ Ninjalane and other reviews from around the web can be found by visiting our forums! In this review we will be looking at a new heatsink from Cooler Continue reading “March 28, 2012 News from Around the Web”.
AT&T has been steadily growing the number of 4G LTE devices they offer and one of the more recent 4G LTE tablets has caught our attention. Besides being a very portable and affordable ($299) 8-inch tablet, the Pantech Element also happens to be waterproof! We haven’t ever had the chance to play with waterproof electronics here on Legit Reviews! Read on to see how the Pantech Element performed!
Next month, PowerColor will be releasing their Radeon HD 7970 Vortex 2 Edition flagship graphics card. In the meantime though, they have released pictures and information about the new card. It comes with the substantial Continue reading “Upcoming PowerColor HD7970 Vortex 2 Edition Pictures”.
Zalman entered the graphics card market late last year and are serious about making cards that differentiate themselves from the competition. Their upcoming HD 7950 card, model HD7950-Z, will feature their high performance VF3000 cooler, Continue reading “Zalman’s Upcoming HD 7950 To Feature VF3000 Cooler”.
So, that’s real NVIDIA graphics cards for pretend money used solely within a video game. It’s normally real money for in-game virtual items, so this sounds like an early April Fool, doesn’t it? It isn’t. Continue reading “EVE Online: In-Game Money Now Buys You Real NVIDIA Graphics Cards”.
