Today we will be looking at a suite from Bullguard which completely secures and backs up crucial elements of your system. We will be concentrating on not one, but three real world applications whilst testing ...
Today we will be looking at a mATX chassis from the NZXT Crafted Series. This little case is full of surprises. With plenty of mesh for cooling, a handle for traveling to a LAN Party ...
Arctic Cooling has been very active in expanding the scope of its product range. They initially only concentrated on PC cooling. They then expanded into creating some very functional and quiet computer chassis designs. Eventually ...
Recently, we received an unexpected sample from Arctic Cooling. Specifically we are talking about the Arctic Cooling Freezer Extreme rev.2 CPU cooler, that is designed for gamers and PC enthusiasts. We wish to thank Arctic ...
Today we are going to follow up on our original CoolIT ECO review. Dave originally tested this compact liquid cooling solution on an Intel platform and achieved great results. In our follow up we will ...
The Roberts Space Industries website has a new letter from the chairman, as Chris Roberts reacts to Star Citizen's crowd-funding campaign surpassing the $34 million plateau and unlocking the thrills of the MISC Hull C (Discreet). Their $35 million stretch goal is a small, armored data-smuggling ship called The Drake Herald, and the new update also unveils their $36 million goal, the Tamsa System, a risky place to play, as it includes two planets orbiting a black hole
Intel has confirmed that the company will be releasing a 15-core chip called Ivytown, based on Ivy Bridge architecture designed for use in high-end servers.
Erring on the side of caution, Sony is requesting some users to change their passwords, fearing that indications of irregular activity may indicate a wide spread attack. Sony has detected signs of irregularity and is taking no chances with user security.
Another month another big Patch Tuesday from the Redmond Campus. Microsoft is acting like these fixes are tax deductible and are hurrying to get them out under the deadline. This month’s offering will consist of eleven patches, five of which are labeled critical.
If you were trying out Windows 8.1 Preview before you either reverted back to your prior operating system or you are ready to install the commercial version on your computer, it’s time to start making your plans for the transition. The Preview version of W8.1 is set to expire in January.
