Nvidia Releases New Driver for X58 Users

Nvidia recently released their new drivers.

Check out the info… (more…)

Continue reading about Nvidia Releases New Driver for X58 Users »

Nvidia introduces the first four gigabyte graphics cards called the Quadro FX  and Quadro CX (5800). The CX is specially designed for Adobe Creative Suite 4 users. Guess how much these puppies goes for… (more…)

Continue reading about Introducing the First 4 Gigabyte Graphics Cards »

Disclaimer: I’m not promoting piracy in any way, this article is about the aggressive use of SecuRom in games

We all know how piracy has several industries going batshit paranoid right now, in particular the music, movies, and video games’ industries. Part of their solution was the introduction of Digital Rights Management also known as DRM. (more…)

Continue reading about Why People Hate SecuROM »

This is a question I have been asking myself a lot recently. Generally, buying after Turkey Day is one of the best times to buy anything.

Are there any others? (more…)

Continue reading about Best Time to Buy Computer Hardware? »

Directx 11 - 2009?

Direct X (or DX) is Microsoft’s interface for managing multimedia, video, and gaming. Layman’s: It makes the pretty pictures, pretty , in PC games.

So what’s the deal with versions 10, 10.1, and 11? (more…)

Continue reading about What Everybody Ought to Know About Directx 10, 10.1 and 11 »

I haven’t ventured into overclocking but I know it can be a major element in a high end system. For those who don’t know - It’s pushing particular components (e.g. CPU, Mobo, RAM, Video Card) to their max in order to: (more…)

Continue reading about How to Overclock Your System »

Intel's New Processor

The day has finally arrived...

Say goodbye to LGA775 and hello to LGA1366. Intel’s new microarchitecture - Nehalem (named after some river in Oregon) has finally found itself in the hands of the testing community…So What’s the news? (more…)

Continue reading about How Core i7 is Going to Change the Game »