Supercars, supercomputers… they all have things in common. Regular cars and regular computers can do things just like supercars and supercomputers. But, there is something special in owning something “super”. Biohazard Annihilation F.A.T.E. is member of supergamingcomputers. Is it good enough?
As “Theo’s Bright Side of IT” turns a century (100 stories) after 5 weeks of existence, it would be right to write an article about …
Following newly introduced Saturday Light Special, I’ve received an e-mail from anonymous source (yes, I know who you are ), linking to a YouTube video …
Since DisplayPort will be the “Flavor of the year” in 2009, and start to replace DVI and analog D-SUB, more and more companies are joining …
Last week, I did a short piece about the way how Nvidia is trying to bridge the 32-/64-bit divide, and today, the company officially unveiled …
During previous conference call, Nvidia let analysts know that the company is in the middle of the transition to 55nm and that the future will …
Following my yesterday’s article, I received news that GTX280 kicked the bucket so my friend decided to install the ATI Radeon HD 4870X2 as a …
In a bid to win more customers, Best Buy introduced Blue label series of products. Starting with two notebooks, BB is introducing products that were …
Last week, Chinese site Expreview.com published a story about the new generation of nForce chipsets for AMD processors. We managed to find more details through …
I’ve been a fan of distributed computing since late 1990s, with SETI@Home running on every computer that I ever had. However, the real attractive proposition …
I saw first motherboards based on MCP7-series chipset back on Computex 2007. Yup, after a year and half nVIDIA is finally releasing MCP7 series to …
One of more interesting niche markets is the one named “how to fix the computer crippled with integrated graphics?”, and the solutions that are being …