Since launching of the 7900 series GPUs, there’s been no small amount of griping about the lack of heatsinks on the “mid-range” (and I use the term very loosely) 7900GT model products. eVGA now has Continue reading “256MB 7900GTX for the price of a 7900GT? Ok, maybe not exactly.”.
73 percent of adults in America now use the internet at one point or another. This is good news for everyone that lives on the web. Now we need to work on getting the other Continue reading “The U.S. Is Becoming Better Connected to the Internet”.
Every American taxpayer would get a $100 rebate check to offset the pain of higher pump prices for gasoline, under an amendment Senate Republicans hope to bring to a vote today. This is an interesting Continue reading “Senators to push for $100 gas rebate”.
While the ATI X1900 GTO is missing in action the rumor mill is flowing with X1900 GT information today. It seems that the ATI Radeon X1900 GT is going to be running at 575MHz/1200MHz, which Continue reading “ATI’s Radeon X1900 GT Video Card to Cost $350”.
The Intel G965 chipset’s integrated GPU will support DirectX 10 via the Windows Graphics Foundation (WGF) 2.0 API. It will also work with OpenGL 2.0. The hardware-accelerated vertex shader capabilities missing from the current GMA950 Continue reading “Intel’s ‘Broadwater’ GPU to support Shader Model 4.0”.
A number of ABIT KN9 SLI Motherboard pictures are floating around the web today and I though I’d join in the fun. The ABIT KN9 SLI motherboard is a standard ATX board and has support Continue reading “ABIT KN9 SLI Motherboard For AMD Socket AM2 Processors Seen”.
Seagate Technology today surged to new levels of areal density and storage capacity leadership with the introduction of the world’s first desktop hard drive to hit the 750GB capacity mark. The monster drive is part Continue reading “Seagate Launches 750GB Barracuda 7200.10 Series SATA Hard Drives”.
PeaceMaker — under development by Asi Burak, a 34-year-old former Israeli intelligence officer, and Eric Brown, a 29-year-old game developer with a degree in painting — will have players managing hot-spot situations such as car Continue reading “PC Gaming: PeaceMaker Brings The Israeli-Palestinian Struggle To Gaming”.
Software engineers at Electronic Arts on Tuesday won $14.9 million from the world’s largest video-game publisher in a settlement of a California class-action lawsuit over unpaid overtime. It’s good to see people getting paid finally! Continue reading “Electronic Arts Settles Overtime Suit For $14.9 Million”.
Microsoft Corp. signed a deal with China on Wednesday to purchase $700 million of Chinese electronic hardware over the next five years, the latest move by the software giant in the fast-growing mainland market. When Continue reading “Microsoft to Buy $700 Million of Chinese Hardware”.
At its Management Summit, Microsoft narrows down Longhorn Server’s release date and reveals Vista security will come with strings attached. Longhorn Server, the next version of the Windows Server operating system, will ship in the Continue reading “Microsoft Longhorn Server Slated For Second Half Of ’07”.
Antec has recently launched five new cases in the Solution Series. The new cases include the NSK 6500, NSK 4400, NSK 3300, NSK 2400 and NSK 1300. Designed to meet a wide range of computing Continue reading “Antec Launches Five New PC Cases In Their Solution Series”.
Skype, eBay’s Internet telephone subsidiary, announced a deal Tuesday with music publishers that will make audio clips from artists like Madonna, Green Day and Red Hot Chili Peppers available to its users as ring tones. Continue reading “Skype rings up ringtones deal”.
The 2006 World Tour organized by the Cyberathlete Professional League (CPL) has been cancelled for 2006, leaving many pro-gamers wondering how to make their lifestyle pay. This is a serious blow for gaming and could Continue reading “The 2006 CPL World Tour Has Been Canceled”.
Rambus has won its month-long patent infringement trial against South Korean rival Hynix Semiconductor. A San Jose, California jury yesterday awarded compensation to the US chip interface designer in the sum of $306.5m. “We are Continue reading “Rambus awarded $306.5m in Hynix patent case”.
